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Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News The head of the FCCQ wants an end to the war of numbers and the debate over how many immigrants Quebec needs in the context of the labor shortage. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Patrice Bergeron A booth at Pierre Elliott Trudeau airport is set up to greet […]
It will be a weekend filled with the sound of music in Sault Ste. Marie as the symphony orchestra puts on two shows Saturday and Sunday.
Breadcrumb Trail Links quebec Local News The new policy aims to reduce the number of suicides in the province by 10 per cent by 2026. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Frédéric Lacroix-Couture Publishing date: May 13, 2022 • 8 minutes ago • < 1 minute read • Join the conversation Quebec health minister […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Tennis The 21-year-old Montrealer was applauded by top seed Novak Djokovic for his display of endurance in rallies. Author of the article: Montreal’s Felix Auger-Aliassime in action against Novak Djokovic of Serbia in the quarter-finals on Day 6 of Internazionali BNL D’Italia at Foro Italico on Friday, May 13, 2022, in Rome. […]
The provincial election is less than a month away and a Kitchener family says they want to hear more about rent policies from their candidates. John Gulley lives in the Williamsburg neighborhood in the Kitchener-Conestoga riding. He said he’s moving next month because the owner of his rental is selling, and his new place will […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Ottawa Senators Hockey Publishing date: May 13, 2022 • 54 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation Canada’s forward Cole Sillinger (right) and Germany’s forward Tim Stutzle (centre) vie for the puck during the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championships group A match between Germany and Canada at the Helsinki […]
The leader of the Ontario Liberals says he has no plans on removing one of his candidates from the party, following another round of calls from the NDP to do just that. The Liberals have removed three of their candidates since the start of the provincial election campaign. Two individuals were found after it was […]
The Edmonton Oilers have both momentum and home-ice advantage going their way when they play host to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday in Game 7 of their Western Conference first-round series. The favored Oilers, who are looking to win a series for the first time since 2017, will not underestimate the mental aspect of […]
In her 34 years as a cardiovascular surgeon at the Foothills Medical Center, Dr. Teresa Kieser has much to celebrate. She’s been recognized both nationally and internationally for her work in the operating room, and for the countless medical and research papers she’s published. However, her journey hasn’t been easy, and the difficult times have […]
After knowing the monetary policy announcement of the Bank of Mexicofinancial strategists consider that the door was left open for an increase of 75 basis points in the rate in one of the four meetings scheduled for this year. According to economists from Finamex brokerage house and Monex Financial Group the rate may remain at […]
There is an old Romanian saying: “satul burns și baba se piaptănă” — that is, ‘the old woman combs her hair, while the town burns’. This is what quickly came to mind when the province announced its grand plan to spend a mere $800 million to replace the Royal BC Museum. What makes the phrase […]
At the Herbison race shop northwest of Brockville, Ont., its go time. The third generation racing family is making sure their race cars are ready for Saturday night’s season opener at the Brockville Ontario Speedway. “You’re working 40 to 50 hours a week at your job, and then you’re coming here and working 40 to […]
With more trees cut down along the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon, beaver presence may be more noticeable—with trees and stumps covered in gnaw marks. While the Meewasin Valley Authority (MVA) doesn’t keep track of the exact beaver population, the conservation agency doesn’t believe there’s an influence. “You’ll notice the beaver presence because the trees […]
Beach Drive in Wasaga Beach is under sand again this year and closed to traffic as plans to revitalize the strip inches one step closer. On Thursday, Wasaga Beach council decided to formally declare portions of the beachfront surplus, making way for a developer. The town says it’s currently negotiating with a developer, but so […]
About 500 students came out of their classrooms, placards in hand, to demand explanations as to how this physical examination took place. The students invaded the floor and Avenue Provence, located in front of the school. The students held up signs during the demonstration. Photo: Radio-Canada / Angie Bonenfant Police officers were quickly called in […]
Josh takes advantage of the great weather in Sudbury and takes a kayak out to explore Sudbury’s Nepahwin Lake.
EDMONTON – Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, buffeted by party infighting and a contentious leadership review, is rejecting speculation he may call an early election as part of a last-ditch effort to maintain control. “I commit to the legislated election date in late May of 2023 unequivocally, period, full stop,” Kenney said Friday. “That kind of […]
For: Nick Piastowski May 12, 2022 Phil Mickelson in February at the Saudi International. fake images Two hearts. And she clicks those hearts again. Phil Mickelson liked two tweets, and soon after, he liked them. And that activity this week marked his return to Twitter, or any kind of known public interaction, two and a […]
Gardening has grown in popularity as food prices continue to rise. Mike Hager is one of many in Guelph who has a plot at a community garden. “It really clears the mind,” he says. Hager also grows his own vegetables to save money. “There are some really interesting heirloom varieties that you can grow yourself, […]
Not everyone in Sudbury’s arts community is happy the STC is handing over operations to YES Theatre. Molly Frommer reports.
Breadcrumb Trail Links Sponsored: Innovation and Tech in Alberta Innovation and Tech in Alberta “We already have the talented workers, expertise and pipelines to succeed,” says Alanna Hnatiw, Sturgeon Country Mayor and chair of the Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB Publishing date: May 13, 2022 • 35 minutes ago • 2 minute read Canadian Pacific’s hydrogen-powered […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Also graduating are five canine teams that recently completed their dog master training class Edmonton Police Service Recruit Training Class No. 153 officers are seen during their graduation ceremony at city hall in Edmonton, on Friday, May 13, 2022. Photo by Ian Kucerak /postmedia Article content The Edmonton Police Service […]
Disgruntled students at an Ottawa French Catholic high school in Orleans took to the streets on Friday to protest a dress code enforcement blitz the day before, in which mainly girls were called into the hallway to see if their clothing complied with the rules. several students in École Secondaire Catholique BéatriceDesloges told CBC they […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Football CFLs BC Lions The CFL and players union are butting heads once again over their CBA negotiations, and with the current deal expiring at midnight Saturday, the pressure is on for them to make a deal and keep players at training camp. The BC Lions are back in training camp […]
The security firm that patrols Sault Ste. Marie’s downtown says its personnel are discovering a large number of discarded needles.
DRAKE, SASK. – Drake, Sask. has received $10,000 from the Kruger Big Assist Program for their work to promote diversity, inclusion, and equality in the game of hockey in their community. The Kruger Big Assist Program works to help keep Canadian kids on the ice and apart from the hockey family. The town of Drake […]
A sudden death in the Sudbury community of Dowling is being investigated as a homicide, police announced Friday.
Richard Conrad, of the Sudbury and District Beekeepers’ Association, tell us how we can help stem the decline in the bee population.
When Sheldon Keefe reaches into his NHL coach’s memory bank, the remembrances of things past aren’t very sweet. Of course, No. 39 in the Toronto bench boss annals, from the legendary to the hacks, doesn’t share the entire spectrum of Maple Leafs discontent, mortification even on occasion. No stench clings to him of the back-to-back […]
WASHINGTON—On a debate stage in Pennsylvania last week, emerging Senate Republican primary candidate Kathy Barnette got personal. “I am the by-product of a rape. My mother was eleven years old when I was conceived, my father was 21. I was not just a clump of cells. As you can see, I’m still not just a […]
