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Surrounded by welcome cards made by Sarah Toma’s students, Ann Vasiutkena is adjusting to a new feeling of home. “It was very unusual and sometimes nervous but that’s okay we’re getting along very good. And I’m so grateful for Sarah,” said Vasiutkena. Sarah Toma is a schoolteacher, she offered Vasiutkena shelter through a website that […]

Fourth-year University of Saskatchewan agribusiness student Courtney Fyke already has a job lined up for next month, at Lallemand Plant Care. “It’s very nice. It takes a lot of stress off when you’re going through the school year,” she said. “There’s actually a lot of jobs that didn’t seem super hard to find anything even […]

The great college celebration of the book is back. Two years and two months after the start of a pandemic that knew no distinction of gender, race or class, the book as that social warp, that object of resistance, will once again be the excuse to definitively and collectively recover cultural spaces of the National […]

Boris Brott, a prominent Montreal conductor and artistic director of the Orchester classique de Montréal (OCM), died Tuesday after a hit-and-run in Hamilton, Ont. He was 78. The OCM confirmed his death to CTV News. In a statement on Facebook, the heads of the OCM expressed their condolences to Brott’s family and their shock of […]

Organizers in Sault Ste. Marie are getting ready for a big celebration of arts and culture as the Summer Moon Festival* returns in June.

Barry- The sentencing for a 21-year-old Wasaga Beach man who was the subject of a Canada-wide warrant in 2021 has now begun. With his hair in a bun, wearing a white mask, and wrinkled shirt Brayden Bullock entered the Barrie courtroom on Tuesday in handcuffs. Now 21, Bullock was arrested and charged by police in […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Ottawa Senators Hockey The newly acquired Ottawa Senators winger has turned a few heads since he was brought here from the Tampa Bay Lightning at the NHL trade deadline. Senators winger Mathieu Joseph, far left, celebrates with Senators teammates in the third period after scoring one of his three goals against the […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports NHL Montreal Canadians Hockey Inside Out Gallagher missed the last eight games with a lower-body injury. Jake Allen gets the nod in goal. Author of the article: Erik Leijon • Special to Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Apr 05, 2022 • 8 minutes ago • < 1 minute read • Join the […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Newly appointed chief medical examiner Dr. Anny Sauvageau on June 15, 2011. Photo by Shaughn Butts /post media file Article content A former Alberta chief medical examiner became emotional on the stand at her wrongful dismissal trial while testifying about tensions with colleagues during her last year in the role. […]

Phil Foden has 11 goals and nine assists for Man City this season In a crucial week for Manchester City they need their star players to stand up. Kevin de Bruyne and Phil Foden did exactly that on Tuesday as the two combined to give Pep Guardiola’s side a narrow 1-0 Champions League quarter-final lead […]

On Tuesday, Nova Scotia opened its reservation system for a half a dozen campgrounds in the south western areas, but due to high demand, the Department of Natural Resources only opened a few of its 20 campgrounds at a time. Maddy Cox, camping expert, says they’ve seen several couples and campers looking for tents. “We […]

With the recent publication of the Mexican Official Standard (NOM) for the housing marketingspecialists from real estate pointed out a series of challenges for its implementation, which range from the review of contracts by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (prophet), the regulation on individual sales and used houses, until the lack of a federal law […]

The latest test of NASA’s giant moon rocket, SLS, has been suspended to allow space for a SpaceX rocket launch this weekend, the US space agency announced on Tuesday. The dress rehearsal for SLS, and SpaceX’s liftoff scheduled for Friday, are both taking place at Cape Canaveral, Florida, at Kennedy Space Center launch pads 39B […]

As a former Scarborough city councillor, Ron Watson has been a lot of places in this city. But until today he had never set foot on the roof of Toronto’s iconic Fairmont Royal York Hotel. After taking the hotel’s elevator as far as it would go, it was a steep climb for the senior-cane in […]

A new study from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo found that families of children diagnosed with autism are experiencing immense strain when trying to access supports. Janet McLaughlin, an associate professor of community health and the co-director for the Autism Research Consortium at WLU, said children with autism are unable to access the therapy they […]

The BC government’s new weekly system of reporting COVID-19 data will include an “over-counting” of coronavirus-related deaths, according to health officials. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said the weekly reports will be generated automatically, and feature a count of every person who died while coronavirus-positive over the preceding 30 days. “We’ll be transitioning to […]

A new group overseeing the development of an entertainment district in Saskatoon is set to meet next week. The Downtown Event and Entertainment District Advisory Group is comprised of more than 10 people — including the mayor, a tourism representative, business owners and an architect. “It’s a once in a generation chance to really revitalize […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News National Local News The report from the Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance at the University of Toronto examines what researchers say would be the ideal role for local governments. Author of the article: Homes under construction in a development in Langford, British Columbia. Photo by James MacDonald/Bloomberg Article content A […]

The men and women who plow the snow, fix the roads and run the sand in South Bruce Peninsula aren’t working today. They’re in Wiarton, picketing out front of their employer’s headquarters. “They’ve locked us out because our contract ran out over a year ago. We came to work faithfully for the last year, and […]

Oro-Medonte – It’s been nearly two years to the day when an Oro-Medonte company decided to switch gears and help in the fight against COVID-19. As the country and province faced a limited supply of face shields, Molded Precision Components (MPC) began developing and manufacturing them out of their facilities. “We do our own designing […]

Alicia Dubois a pris les rênes du Musée royal de la Colombie-Britannique en février après que des allégations de racisme au sein de l’équipe du musée et des démissions successives de commissaires responsables des collections autochtones ont forcé le départ de l’ancien président-directeur général Jack Lohman.   La nouvelle pdg a pour mandat de changer […]

More than two years after the start of the pandemic, the CISSS des Îles-de-la-Madeleine reports the first death linked to COVID-19. • Read also: The mandatory mask at least until April 30 in Quebec • Read also: 4th dose: we don’t learn from our mistakes • Read also: The 4th dose extended to people aged […]

Anyone in Ontario can call themselves a financial planner or financial advisor, but now under new rules those titles will come with added protections for consumers. “We doing this now because there has been uncertainty about who can be a financial advisor and a financial planner,” Ontario’s Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said. “This will give […]

The Saint John Police Force announced officers will be wearing body cameras, beginning as early as this week. “A gradual deployment of the cameras among frontline officers is scheduled to begin this week and is to be completed by July 2022,” said Saint John police in a news release. Police say wearing the body cameras […]

A Saskatoon grocery store will be shuttered until next month. The No Frills location in the 2400 block of 22nd Street West was damaged by a water main break. A spokesperson from Loblaw — the store’s parent company — said it has “engaged a team” to repair the damage. The store is expected to reopen […]

The New York Stock Exchange concluded in the red on Tuesday, weighed down in particular by the technology sector, investors reacting to the words of an official of the American central bank (Federal Reserve, Fed) on the need to strike “hard” against the inflation. According to final results, the Dow Jones index fell 0.80% to […]

By a majority of nine votes of the ministers, the plenary session of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) declared unconstitutional and invalidated the reform by article 61 of the Federal Budget and Treasury Responsibility Law (LFPRH)because it empowers the President of the Republic, in a discretionary manner, to determine the destination […]

Public Health Sudbury & Districts urges people to get STI testing done even though accessing services during the pandemic has not been easy.

Northern College will be opening its doors to Ukrainian students wishing to continue their education and find safety in Canada.