Grey Cup superfans descend on Winnipeg for 2025 game
Football enthusiasts Steve and Sheree Bashak join thousands of fans in Winnipeg for the Grey Cup championship, celebrating community and Canadian football spirit.
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London Code of Conduct Updates Delayed Again
Long-awaited modernization to London's Code of Conduct faces additional delays. Get the latest updates on this municipal government setback and what it means for city operations.
Saint Mary's University, part-time faculty reach deal
Saint Mary's University and part-time faculty reach tentative agreement on wages and vacation pay, ending labor dispute. Read the latest developments in this breaking news.
CIA's Kryptos Sculpture with Unsolved Code Goes to Auction
The legendary Kryptos sculpture at CIA headquarters, containing codes that have stumped cryptanalysts for decades, is going up for auction. Discover the mystery that continues to baffle experts.
Ottawa Universities Criticize Study Permit Cuts
University of Ottawa and Carleton student unions condemn federal plan to slash study permits by 65% in 2026, warning of devastating impact on underfunded institutions.
New Ontario Fire Code Rules for Carbon Monoxide Alarms
New Ontario Fire Code regulations now require additional carbon monoxide alarms in residential properties. Learn about the updated safety rules and how they protect families.
North Bay Hospital Cuts 40 Jobs, Union Plans Protest
Unionized workers at North Bay Regional Health Centre will protest Wednesday after hospital announces 40 position cuts to address $5.6 million deficit. Rally planned.
Surrey Memorial Hospital 'Code White' Calls on the Rise
Surrey Memorial Hospital reports a significant increase in 'Code White' calls, indicating a rise in violent incidents. Learn what this means for patient and staff safety.
QR Code Parking Scam Hits Ottawa: Protection Tips
Ottawa drivers face sophisticated parking machine scam using fake QR codes. Learn how this digital fraud works and essential tips to avoid becoming the next victim.
Scan QR Codes to Fight Hunger in London
London Mission Services introduces a groundbreaking QR code campaign allowing residents to instantly donate food items to those facing hunger in their community.
Protesters disrupt Jewish event at Toronto university
Anti-Israel demonstrators stormed a Jewish student-organized event at TMU, shouting slogans and forcing security intervention. The incident highlights growing campus tensions across Canadian universities.
Canadian Universities Face Financial Collapse
Canadian universities face an existential threat as international student caps and declining revenues create a perfect storm. Discover how institutions are fighting to survive and what it means for students.
Saskatoon Family's Hospital Hallway Healthcare Horror
A Saskatchewan family shares their traumatic experience with hallway healthcare at RUH, calling for systemic reforms after their loved one spent days receiving treatment in public corridors.
Cancer patient spends 6 days in hospital hallway
A Saskatchewan cancer patient's heartbreaking ordeal reveals healthcare system cracks as she spends nearly a week receiving treatment in a busy hospital hallway.
U of A Building New 5,000-SQ-FT Art Gallery Space
The University of Alberta is transforming its campus with a state-of-the-art 5,000-square-foot gallery space, creating Alberta's largest university art museum and enhancing Edmonton's cultural landscape.
Edmonton Hospital Weapons Screening System Considered
The Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton is exploring advanced weapons screening technology as part of a comprehensive safety strategy following increased security incidents across Alberta Health Services facilities.
NDP Bill Threatens Jail Time for Canadian Speech
A controversial NDP private member's bill is raising alarms about potential jail time for Canadians expressing certain opinions. Bill C-367 aims to remove religious hate speech exemptions, creating new legal risks for free speech advocates.
Simple Fix Saves Child Porn Minimum Sentences
University of Alberta law professor Steven Penney offers constitutional solution to preserve mandatory minimum sentences for child pornography offenses while avoiding controversial use of notwithstanding clause.
Fix Canada's Tax Nightmare: Simplify the System Now
Canadians spend billions of hours and dollars navigating our complex tax system. Discover why experts say simplification is the key to fixing the CRA and helping taxpayers.
MRU Cougars win Canada West soccer crown dramatically
Mount Royal University Cougars clinch their first Canada West men's soccer title with a thrilling penalty shootout victory over UBC Thunderbirds in a championship final that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
Laurentian University Sells Historic Bell Mansion
Laurentian University has successfully completed the sale of the historic Bell Mansion, marking a significant step in the institution's financial recovery journey. The heritage property in Sudbury has been acquired by a local entrepreneur.
New Carbon Monoxide Alarm Rules for Canadian Homes
New Canadian regulations are expanding carbon monoxide alarm requirements in homes. Learn about the updated rules, installation locations, and how these changes could save lives.
Hanover buys 1,600 acres from West Grey for $10M
In a landmark municipal transaction, Hanover purchases 1,600 acres of land from West Grey for $10 million, securing future development opportunities and strategic growth.
RVH's tiniest patients rock Blue Jays gear in NICU
The NICU at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre is showing major league spirit as their smallest patients sport miniature Blue Jays uniforms, bringing joy and comfort to families during challenging times.
Windsor Lancers Football's Quest for Respect
The University of Windsor Lancers football program is fighting for respect and a championship breakthrough in Ontario University Athletics after years of rebuilding under head coach Jean-Paul Circelli.
Quebec University Funding: Donors Show the Way
Discover how Quebec's underfunded universities are turning to private donors for survival, and what the government needs to learn from this growing trend.
University Donates 5,000 lbs of Research Beans to Food Bank
In an inspiring act of community support, the University of Guelph has donated 5,000 pounds of beans originally destined for agricultural research to the local food bank, providing meals for thousands of families in need across Waterloo Region.
Western med student excels at football and medicine
Discover how Western University's Ethan Martin defies limits by excelling simultaneously in medical studies and varsity football, showcasing remarkable time management and dedication.
Occupational therapist shortage hits Saskatoon hospital services
A severe occupational therapist shortage has triggered service disruptions at Royal University Hospital, forcing temporary closures and staff redeployment according to internal documents.
Brockville Mayor's 'Wackadoodles' Comment Violates Code
An integrity commissioner's report finds Brockville Mayor Matt Wren breached conduct rules by dismissing concerned citizens as 'wackadoodles' during council discussions about procedural changes.
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