Descrease article font size Increase article font size A Nova Scotia man has died following a crash with a delivery truck Tuesday, according to the RCMP. In a release, police
A lot of things separate humans and sperm whales: oceans, languages, and body sizes, to name a few. But Dr. Hal Whitehead from Dalhousie University in Halifax prefers to
As winter rolls into Southern Alberta with its cold and snowy weather, year two of the e-scooter pilot project has been parked — at least for now. The project was
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted January 10, 2024 7:25 am Updated January 10, 2024 7:31 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size The RCMP is reviewing an
When Canadian companies turn to hiring this year, candidates will need to show skill in a key area: artificial intelligence. Members of the country’s tech community say finding staff who
After losing a major contract to Boeing at home, Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier Inc. has won a new deal to sell the U.S. Army up to three of its Global
With much of the Quebec public sector labour dispute close to being settled, striking school bus drivers from one company servicing thousands of Montreal students want to draw attention to
Stagnant provincial funding and a years-long tuition freeze are “undermining” student success at post-secondary institutions, according to Ontario universities, which are pleading with the Ford government for more money in
It’s feeling like the dead of winter out there, and animal advocates are reminding Winnipeggers that the temperature drop could be deadly for your furry friend. Jamie Murphy, a behavioural
A landfill fire near Vernon, B.C., on Monday that crews thought was extinguished reignited on Tuesday morning. It’s believed the fire began in a pile of chipped wood waste being