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One dead in tent fire at Sudbury homeless encampment

A person has died following a tent fire at the Energy Court homeless encampment in Greater Sudbury. The tragic incident highlights the ongoing crisis of unsheltered individuals in Northern Ontario.

Sault teen charged with 15 counts over graffiti

A Sault Ste. Marie teenager is confronting 15 criminal charges following a graffiti incident involving permanent markers. Police detail the allegations and potential consequences.

Kitchener approves amendments to encampment bylaw

Kitchener City Council has approved changes to Waterloo Region's encampment bylaw following a contentious public meeting. Get the latest details on the decision and community reaction.

Person Injured in Toronto Encampment Fire

A fire at a downtown Toronto encampment on December 26 left one person injured. Firefighters responded to the scene near a church. Get the latest details on the incident.

Winnipeg's Path from Encampments to Housing in 2025

An in-depth look at Winnipeg's homelessness crisis and the community-driven efforts, led by outreach workers like Claudemier Bighetty, to transition individuals from encampments into stable housing. Explore the challenges and solutions.

Shortest Day of Year Renews Daylight Time Debate in Canada

As the winter solstice brings the shortest day, the debate over adopting permanent daylight saving time in Canada reignites. Experts argue morning light is crucial for health and productivity. Read more on the historical attempts and current discussions.

Swedish Academy Head Mats Malm Resigns

Mats Malm, the Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy which awards the Nobel Prize in Literature, has resigned. Explore the details and context of this leadership change.

Amendments Proposed to Waterloo Encampment Bylaw

The Region of Waterloo is proposing changes to its controversial encampment bylaw as it plans to clear a site for a new transit hub. Get the latest details on the amendments and community impact.

B.C. Population Drops for First Time on Record

British Columbia's population has fallen for the first time ever, driven by an exodus of non-permanent residents. Explore the causes and what it means for housing, healthcare, and the labour market.

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