Idaho driver's speeding excuse fails in Ontario
An Idaho driver learned the hard way that being a tourist doesn't exempt you from traffic laws after Ontario Provincial Police caught them speeding excessively on Highway 401 near Prescott.
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Guelph Gryphons' comeback falls short vs Laurier
In a heart-pounding OUA basketball showdown, the Guelph Gryphons mounted a furious fourth-quarter rally but couldn't complete the comeback against the Laurier Golden Hawks, falling 77-73 in a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final
New EPSB Board Gives Teachers Emotional Welcome Back
The newly appointed Edmonton Public School Board ushered in the school year with a heartfelt welcome to teachers, emphasizing support and collaboration in post-pandemic education.
50+ Quebec Doctors Apply for New Brunswick Licences
New Brunswick sees surge of Quebec physician applications as healthcare recruitment efforts pay off. Discover why doctors are choosing to relocate and what this means for patient care.
BC public sector unions target November contract deals
Major BC unions including BCGEU, nurses, and teachers are intensifying contract negotiations with mid-November ratification targets, signaling a critical period for public sector labor relations.
Fanshawe College radio station seeks community partners to survive
London's beloved student-run radio station CJFX is fighting for survival as Fanshawe College seeks community partnerships to keep the airwaves alive after funding challenges.
Alberta Pays Families During Teachers Strike
The Alberta government begins distributing financial relief payments to families affected by the ongoing teachers strike. Learn who qualifies and how much funding is available.
NYT Leaked Memo: Trump's 312 Electoral Vote Path
An explosive internal New York Times memo predicts Donald Trump could secure 312 electoral votes in a hypothetical 2024 matchup. The leaked analysis reveals surprising battleground state projections that contradict current polling narratives.
Moe Supports Alberta's Teacher Back-to-Work Order
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe voices strong support for Alberta's decision to mandate teachers back to classrooms amid ongoing labour disputes, calling the move 'required' for student welfare.
Mother's grief after son dies in college dorm accident
The heartbreaking story of a Canadian mother's journey through grief after her son died in a tragic dorm room accident during his first week of university, and how she's transforming pain into purpose.
Quebec Physicians' College Urges Halt to Controversial Health Law
In a surprising move, Quebec's medical regulatory body calls for suspension of new legislation affecting doctor remuneration and demands renewed dialogue with protesting physicians.
Teachers' Strike: Why Section 33 Was Justified
An in-depth analysis reveals why the Canadian teachers' strike was inherently political and how Section 33 became necessary for resolving the education crisis.
Minister's wife lobbied for college group that got millions
Exclusive investigation reveals Ontario Labour Minister's wife lobbied for a college advocacy group that secured $3.75 million in provincial grants, raising questions about transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
Alberta Students Walk Out to Support Teachers in Contract Fight
Hundreds of Alberta students walked out of classrooms to support their teachers during contract negotiations, gathering at the legislature in a powerful show of solidarity for educators demanding better working conditions.
Alberta students walk out supporting teachers' strike
Thousands of Alberta students left classrooms in coordinated walkouts to support teachers' labour dispute, creating one of the largest student-led protests in recent provincial history.
Alberta UCP targets teacher rights in dangerous move
The Alberta UCP government's controversial Bill 15 could strip teachers of fundamental bargaining rights, setting a concerning precedent that threatens worker protections across the province. Learn how this legislation could impact your rights.
George Brown College Considers Name Change
Toronto's George Brown College is exploring a significant rebranding initiative that could see the institution change its name for the first time in decades. Discover the reasons behind this potential transformation and what it means for students and the
Calgary students stage walkout supporting teachers
Thousands of Alberta students walked out of classrooms in a massive show of support for teachers amid contentious negotiations and concerns about classroom conditions across the province.
Alberta's Classroom Complexity Crisis Explained
Discover why skyrocketing classroom demands - not just salaries - are at the heart of Alberta's tense teacher negotiations and what it means for students.
Alberta Teachers' Union Has No Legal Case: Experts
Legal analysis reveals the Alberta Teachers' Association has limited options after Premier Danielle Smith's government legislated an end to their planned strike, sparking debate over labour rights in Alberta.
Alberta students rally for teachers as province forces return
Alberta students are organizing province-wide demonstrations in solidarity with teachers after the UCP government introduced back-to-work legislation, escalating the ongoing education dispute.
Lethbridge students walk out supporting teachers
Hundreds of Lethbridge high school students walked out of class to protest Alberta's legislation forcing teachers back to work, highlighting growing tension in education sector.
Kamloops Pharmacist Suspended, Fined $2,500
A Kamloops pharmacist faces consequences after admitting to making false statements to their regulatory body, resulting in a four-month suspension and financial penalty.
Northern Ontario traffic stop nets $17,500, drugs
Dramatic roadside intervention by Ontario Provincial Police leads to major drug bust near Kapuskasing, revealing sophisticated trafficking operation in Northern Ontario communities.
Steelworkers Support Alberta Teachers Against Government
The United Steelworkers union stands with Alberta teachers as they face unprecedented government pressure and political interference in education. Learn how this labor solidarity is shaping the future of Alberta's public education system.
USask Athletes Earn Multiple Canada West Awards
University of Saskatchewan Huskies athletes continue to dominate Canada West conference awards with multiple players earning top honors across basketball, wrestling, and track & field.
Missing Sault Man Named Murder Suspect in Ontario Case
Sault Ste. Marie police have identified missing man Dustin James Mitchell, 35, as the prime suspect in a local homicide investigation. Authorities continue searching for Mitchell while warning the public not to approach him.
Ontario, Webequie First Nation partner on Ring of Fire roads
Ontario takes a monumental step toward unlocking the Ring of Fire's mineral riches through a groundbreaking agreement with Webequie First Nation that will accelerate vital road infrastructure in Northern Ontario's remote region.
Alberta Teachers' Strike: Immigration's Hidden Role
Explosive investigation reveals how record-breaking immigration numbers are overwhelming Alberta's education system, fueling the teacher strike you haven't heard about.
NB Teachers Sound Alarm Over Critical Educator Shortage
The New Brunswick Teachers' Association demands immediate government action as teacher shortages reach critical levels, threatening education quality across the province.
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