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Student in Montreal Dodges Travel Restrictions Amid Ebola Outbreak
Jonathan Likongo had plans to visit his family in Kinshasa this summer after two years in Montreal but decided to stay in Canada due to concerns about potential travel...
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Man Charged in Saskatoon Synagogue Vandalism
A 31-year-old man from Dundurn, Sask., is facing charges related to vandalism at a Saskatoon synagogue, as reported by city police. The individual has...
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“White Nationalist Figure Sparks Controversy in Canada”
A white nationalist figure from Austria, known for spreading extremist ideologies, expressed his desire to enter Canada for an upcoming conference despite being banned...
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“Newfoundland and Quebec Reach Churchill Falls Electricity Agreement”
New information has surfaced regarding a fresh agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec concerning the Churchill Falls project. Reports from unofficial sources revealed...
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“Advocates Push for Maximum Indoor Temperatures in Daycares”
On scorching days last summer, Lyndsay MacKay would pick up her 16-month-old son from daycare to find him in a diaper, feeling sticky with...
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Alberta Delays School Flag Regulations
Alberta's government has decided to postpone the implementation of new regulations concerning the display of flags in schools and the mandatory weekly playing of...
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East Kootenay Chooses Permanent Daylight Time
Residents of East Kootenay in British Columbia can mark one task off their autumn checklist: adjusting the clocks. The East Kootenay Regional District board...
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Quebec Implements Inmate Uniforms to Curb Contraband
The Quebec government is implementing new strategies to prevent contraband from infiltrating its correctional facilities. One key initiative is a 12-month trial program at...
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“BC Conservation Service Apologizes for Bear Mix-Up”
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) issued an apology for causing confusion, acknowledging that the RCMP had euthanized a bear following an attack on...
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“St. Catharines Faces Record Storms, Flooding Crisis”
Remnants of recent flooding can still be seen along the streets of St. Catharines, Ont., with household items and building materials piled up at...
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“London, Ontario Explosives Case: Four Individuals Hit With 19 New Charges”
Four individuals accused in an investigation involving the manufacturing of explosives and firearms in London, Ontario, are now facing 19 additional charges, as per...