Canadian Armed Forces Racism: Systemic or Isolated?
An examination of racism within Canada's military challenges the 'systemic' label, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of institutional culture and individual accountability.
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Ottawa Indigenous Music Festival Returns with Cultural Celebration
Experience the vibrant return of Ottawa's Indigenous Music Festival, featuring diverse artists, cultural workshops, and family-friendly activities that showcase the richness of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit musical traditions.
Manitoba may extend session for 72-hour detention bill
Manitoba's NDP government considers extending legislative session to pass Bill 20, allowing 72-hour detainment of youth in dangerous situations despite opposition concerns about civil liberties.
Windsor Police Report Sharp Rise in Youth Crime
Windsor police report a sharp 23% increase in youth crime with violent offenses rising dramatically. Community leaders call for urgent intervention strategies.
Witness: Teen worried about group before fatal shooting
Chilling testimony emerges about Pavelick's apprehension toward uninvited group moments before fatal graduation party shooting that rocked Regina community.
West Island Teen Death: Emotional Sentencing Hearing
A heartbreaking courtroom scene unfolded as families confronted the devastating consequences of a West Island teen's death during a sentencing hearing that left no dry eyes.
Schmidt, Pue Shine in Team Canada's U17 World Challenge Opener
Canadian hockey prospects Gavin Schmidt and Nathan Pue deliver spectacular performances, combining for 7 points in Team Canada's decisive 7-1 victory over Team White at the U17 World Hockey Challenge in Regina.
Windsor's Day of the Dead Celebration Transforms City Market
Discover how Windsor's International Day of the Dead festival transformed the City Market with authentic Mexican traditions, colorful altars, and cultural immersion.
Secrets of Canada's Best Government Workplaces Revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals why certain federal departments outperform others in employee satisfaction and productivity. Discover the key factors that create exceptional government workplaces across Canada.
Ottawa Public Service Workplace Rankings Exposed
Exclusive analysis of Canada's federal workplace rankings shows dramatic disparities in employee satisfaction across departments, with some agencies soaring while others face significant challenges.
Canada Launches National Skilled Trades & Technology Week
Discover how Canada is tackling the skilled labor shortage by inspiring youth through hands-on experiences and career opportunities during National Skilled Trades and Technology Week.
NHLPA's First Shift Brings Free Hockey Gear to Regina Kids
Regina families celebrate as the NHL Players' Association launches its First Shift program, providing complete hockey equipment packages to children at minimal cost, breaking down financial barriers to Canada's favorite sport.
Dartmouth Philippine Market Celebrates Culture & Community
Discover how Dartmouth's second annual Philippine Market brought authentic Filipino culture, cuisine, and crafts to Nova Scotia, creating unforgettable community connections.
Gen Z Under Fire: Canada's Youth Work Ethic Examined
A provocative Toronto Sun column examines why Generation Z faces criticism for entitlement, digital addiction, and career apathy in today's competitive job market.
Swifties Swarm German Museum for Ophelia Painting
Taylor Swift fans are flocking to a German art museum in unprecedented numbers after the pop superstar name-dropped a famous Pre-Raphaelite painting in her latest album, creating a cultural phenomenon that's breaking attendance records.
Kitchener's Day of the Dead Festival Draws Hundreds
Hundreds gathered in downtown Kitchener for a spectacular Day of the Dead festival, transforming the city core with traditional altars, music, dancing, and cultural performances that honored loved ones in a joyful celebration of life.
Woke Movement Targets Canadian Hero Matthew Begbie
The legacy of Sir Matthew Begbie, British Columbia's first chief justice, is under fire as activists demand removal of his name from landmarks. Discover the complex story behind Canada's latest historical controversy.
Canada U-17 women fall to Brazil in penalty shootout heartbreak
Canadian young stars showcase incredible talent but fall short in dramatic quarterfinal penalty shootout against Brazil at FIFA Women's U-17 World Cup.
Nigeria's Mass Wedding Unites 200 Couples
In a spectacular display of tradition, 200 couples tied the knot simultaneously in Nigeria's annual mass wedding ceremony, embracing cultural heritage to ensure future prosperity and community bonds.
Youth Focus at Calgary Field of Crosses Sunrise Ceremony
A historic sunrise ceremony at Calgary's Field of Crosses introduces youth participation, ensuring new generations carry forward the legacy of remembrance for fallen soldiers.
Edmonton Mariachi Band Celebrates Day of the Dead
Discover how Edmonton's vibrant Mariachi band is honoring Mexican traditions with spectacular Day of the Dead celebrations through music, dance, and cultural performances.
Four Teens Charged in Lethbridge Violent Robberies
Lethbridge police have charged four teenagers following a disturbing crime spree involving multiple violent robberies across the city. Get the full details on the arrests and ongoing investigation.
Leadership Drives Profit: The Untold Business Connection
Discover how effective leadership directly impacts company performance and profitability, with expert insights from employment lawyer Howard Levitt on what separates successful organizations from struggling ones.
Tsundoku: The Art of Unread Books & Why It's Okay
Discover the fascinating Japanese concept of tsundoku - that growing pile of unread books that brings comfort rather than guilt. Learn why this literary phenomenon is more common than you think.
Brad Marchand coaches friend's daughter with cancer
Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand steps off the ice to coach a very special youth hockey team in Halifax, supporting the daughter of his childhood friend through her cancer journey.
Dictionary.com picks Gen-Z slang '67' as Word of the Year
Discover why Dictionary.com chose the cryptic Gen-Z term '67' as its 2023 Word of the Year, beating out AI and other tech buzzwords in a surprising linguistic victory.
Young Quebecers Fuel Sovereignty Movement Revival
Young Quebecers are breathing new life into the sovereignty movement, with recent polls showing surprising support among 18-34 year olds who see independence as key to their future.
Halifax youth in court over online extremist group allegations
A Halifax teenager appears in court today, accused of participating in an extremist online group. The case highlights growing concerns about digital radicalization among Canadian youth.
Vancouver rejects lowering voting age to 16
Vancouver City Council has voted against a proposal to lower the municipal voting age to 16, dealing a blow to youth advocacy groups and progressive councillors who argued young people deserve a voice in decisions affecting their future.
Regina's New Hope Café Opens for At-Risk Youth
A groundbreaking partnership between Conexus Credit Union and Regina Street Culture Project opens Common Ground Café, creating jobs and community space for at-risk youth.
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