By Staff The Canadian Press Posted January 19, 2024 7:36 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s doing something in Nunavut he
Development charges are set to go up in Guelph. City Council has passed a new development charges bylaw, as well as approve the 2023 development charges background study conducted by
Members of Calgary’s Indian community are helping support the wife and children of a man who died when his vehicle collided with a snowplow last week. Ramesh Singh moved to
“He is a good father and very helpful around the house. We need him home and miss him.” Myles Sanderson’s partner Vanessa Burns read her words from a letter she
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre took aim at the mayors of Quebec’s two largest cities on Thursday, calling the local leaders “incompetent” and accusing them of blocking construction projects. In a
Before Kianna Wiens embarked on her post-secondary basketball career, she was cashing buckets for the Riffel Royals in Regina during her high school years. Wiens then decided it was time
The UFC is back in Toronto. And so is Brad (Superman) Katona. The 32-year-old bantamweight from Winnipeg, who now calls Dublin home, is the lone fighter on Saturday’s UFC 297
The Montreal Canadiens are not making a charge to a high draft pick so many experts in the hockey world had predicted. They are, instead, making a charge toward a
Some residents of a White Rock, B.C., apartment building are struggling in the midst of a snowstorm with their radiators not functioning and no one appearing to come in to
Several coaches of the varsity women’s rugby team at the University of Lethbridge are getting ready for a new program that starts next month. “We want you to come and