Descrease article font size Increase article font size From clinical settings to trauma situations to soft skills, virtual reality can help prepare students for nearly any type of situation they
As charities face higher demands and costs, Canadians appear to be giving less to them, according to newly-released data from Statistics Canada. The agency reported on Thursday that fewer Canadians
The Redberry Lake Biosphere Region is building a new interpretive and research centre where Saskatchewan residents can meet for land-based learning experiences, reconciliation and knowledge sharing. “We have to find
Hamilton’s mayor is reassuring residents the city is not paying a ransom to those behind the recent cyberattack that wreaked havoc on municipal operations for almost three weeks. Andrea Horwath
Descrease article font size Increase article font size For 23,000 Kelowna residents, water bills are going to look a bit different. A City of Kelowna logo will appear atop what
The federal industry minister says Canadians shouldn’t worry about using TikTok, despite an ongoing national security review of the company. Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne was asked at a press conference
When it comes to martial arts, you may be familiar with karate, but have you ever heard of iaido? It is the ancient Japanese art of sword drawing and you
The wine industry in British Columbia’s Interior is reeling from the devastating impact of two consecutive winters with severe cold snaps. Grape growers are grappling with major losses that threaten
Working women in Canada are facing a “pervasive motherhood penalty,” with 70 per cent of employed mothers saying they don’t feel they have adequate support from their employers, according to
A Toronto-based company that analyzes canine DNA is in the doghouse after an investigative report raised questions about the accuracy of its dog breed identification tests. The company, however, has