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From Near-Drowning to Archbishop: Susai Jesu's Journey of Faith

Susai Jesu appointed Archbishop of Keewatin-Le Pas

Father Susai Jesu, who survived a near-fatal car accident in northern Saskatchewan, has been appointed Archbishop of Keewatin-Le Pas. Learn about his remarkable journey from India to Canadian church leadership.

Trump's 'Vulnerable Children' Speech Sparks Hypocrisy Backlash

Trump's child care remarks draw hypocrisy accusations

Donald Trump's Bible-quoting speech about protecting vulnerable children faced immediate backlash over his administration's record on food assistance programs. Critics highlight stark contrast between rhetoric and policy actions.

Alberta invests $7M in sports grants for Spruce Grove pickleball, Edmonton rink

Alberta's $7M sports grant funds recreation projects

Alberta's $7 million Active Communities Initiative is funding recreation projects across the province, including Canada's largest pickleball facility in Spruce Grove and Edmonton rink upgrades.

Calgary Living Wage Jumps to $26.50 as Costs Pinch Families

Calgary living wage climbs to $26.50 per hour

A new report reveals Calgary's living wage has surged to $26.50 per hour. Discover how this impacts workers and the local economy, and why advocates say it's crucial.

United Against Hate: How Jewish and Chinese Communities Are Forging Alliances in Canada

Jewish and Chinese Canadians Unite Against Hate

Amid rising antisemitism and anti-Asian sentiment, Jewish and Chinese communities across Canada are building powerful coalitions to combat discrimination and promote mutual understanding.

Manitoba First Nations Demand Federal Budget Overhaul to Address Critical Community Needs

Manitoba First Nations Push for Federal Budget Changes

Manitoba First Nations leaders are calling for urgent amendments to the federal budget, arguing it fails to address pressing infrastructure, healthcare, and economic development needs in their communities.

Inukjuak Powers Up: Quebec's Northern Community Ditches Diesel for Renewable Energy

Inukjuak Ditches Diesel for Renewable Hydro Power

The remote Inuit community of Inukjuak in northern Quebec is making a historic transition from diesel dependency to clean, renewable hydroelectric power, marking a new era of energy independence and environmental stewardship.

Quebec's Bill 94 Under Fire: English Montreal School Board Chair Slams Legislation as Targeting Vulnerable Students

Quebec's Bill 94 Targets Vulnerable Students: EMSB

The English Montreal School Board is speaking out against Quebec's Bill 94, warning it disproportionately affects the province's most vulnerable students and could have devastating consequences for educational access.

Vancouver Councillor Pushes for Enhanced Equity Strategy After Controversial Office Closure

Vancouver Councillor Pushes Enhanced Equity Strategy

Vancouver city councillor OneCity's Christine Boyle advocates for strengthening the city's equity framework following the abrupt closure of the Equity Office, highlighting ongoing commitment to marginalized communities.

Silent Killer Alert: London Fire Department's Project Zero Targets Carbon Monoxide in Vulnerable Homes

Project Zero: Fighting Carbon Monoxide in London Homes

London Fire Department's innovative Project Zero initiative is tackling carbon monoxide risks in vulnerable households with free alarms and education, preventing potential tragedies before they happen.

BC First Nation Votes Overwhelmingly for Self-Governance Treaty in Historic Decision

BC First Nation votes for self-governance treaty

The Tla'amin Nation has voted resoundingly in favor of a groundbreaking treaty that moves the community toward self-governance and marks a significant step in reconciliation efforts.

BC First Nation Votes Overwhelmingly for Self-Governance Treaty in Historic Decision

BC First Nation votes for self-governance treaty

Kitselas First Nation members have voted decisively to approve a landmark treaty that moves the community toward self-governance and economic independence after decades of negotiations.

Canadian Startup Plans to Brighten Dark Winters with Orbital Mirrors | Solar Illumination Technology

Orbital Mirrors to Brighten Northern Winters

Edmonton-based Reflect Orbital aims to launch satellites that will redirect sunlight to northern communities during winter's darkest months, offering a revolutionary solution to seasonal darkness.

Canada's Forests Are Burning: A Desperate Plea for Help Goes Unanswered

Canada's Wildfire Crisis: Help Needed Now

As wildfires rage across Canada, rural communities face unprecedented danger while government response falls short. Exclusive analysis reveals the growing crisis in our forests.

Rural Canada Gets Major $50M Boost: Federal Funding Injection Targets Local Infrastructure

$50M Funding Boost for Rural Canadian Municipalities

The Canadian government announces a significant $50 million funding increase for rural municipalities through the expanded Canada Community-Building Fund, empowering local communities to address infrastructure priorities.

Grim Keeping: The Disturbing TikTok Trend Romanticizing Tragedy

Grim Keeping: TikTok's Disturbing Tragedy Trend

Explore the alarming 'Grim Keeping' phenomenon sweeping TikTok, where users collect and romanticize images of tragic events and disasters. Learn why mental health experts are sounding the alarm about this dangerous digital trend.

Edmonton's Winter Warriors: Local Campaign Aims to Donate 3000+ Coats and Winter Essentials to Those in Need

Edmonton Winter Drive: 3000+ Items for Vulnerable

A massive winter donation drive is underway in Edmonton, with community leaders and volunteers working to collect and distribute over 3000 essential cold-weather items to vulnerable residents facing extreme temperatures.

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