Russia vetoes UN resolution to prevent nuclear arms race in space
The resolution led by the U.S. and Japan would have called on all countries not to develop or deploy nuclear arms or other weapons of mass destruction in space.
World
Apr 24
Multi-sensory space for neurodiverse children in Montreal reopens after flooding
Caden's Lighthouse, a multi-sensory environment geared for neurodiverse children, has reopened 10 months after a flood forced it to close and rebuild.
Canada
Apr 20
Salvation Army adding more space with rise in asylum seekers
For the second time in six months, the Salvation Army is adding space to address the number of people using emergency shelter services.
Trending
Apr 17
Land, buildings sought as need for Peterborough County child-care spaces surges
As of April, there are 3,700 children in Peterborough city and county on a wait-list for a child-care service.
Canada
Apr 17
Is it Spring yet? 6 outdoor décor ideas to freshen up your space
Here are some inspiring outdoor décor ideas to refresh your backyard, garden, or outdoor space this spring.
The Curator
4 hours
Garage storage ideas that will give you more space
Every garage needs a thorough cleanout and purge, and spring is the perfect time to do it! Here are a few steps and storage solutions for organizing your garage once and for all.
The Curator
Apr 4
New school in Saint John’s north-end to come with child-care, community space
A new school in the north end in Saint John is getting a community hub, which will include child-care spaces and after-school programming.
Education
Apr 19
Moncton cafe that offers safe space to community looking for support to stay open
A Moncton cafe that has an open-door policy to help those struggling or in need, is in need itself. They're trying to raise $11,000 for a new fridge or risk closing.
Canada
Apr 12
B.C. surpasses goal of $10-a-day childcare spaces
More than 930 childcare spaces have been moved into the program in March and April. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a press conference on Thursday morning in Vancouver.
Politics
Mar 28
Edmonton doctor working with NASA to study cancer samples in space
Dr. Matthew Strickland and his team will study the affects of microgravity on cancer by studying how patient-derived cancer organoids behave in space.
Canada
Mar 25
Canada to tighten foreign investment rules for AI, other sectors: report
Bloomberg News reported Canada plans to tighten foreign investment rules in some sectors, citing an interview with Innovation Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne.
Canada
Mar 26
Ontario puts $1.3B toward building schools, child-care spaces
Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce says the province is putting $1.3 billion toward building and expanding schools.
Education
Apr 4
Hamilton public board to get over $30M for new school, addition
The new school and the renovations and addition at Mount Hope should be completed in the 2027-28 school year and add a combined 682 new student spaces and 176 child care spaces.
Education
Apr 12
Alberta budget includes $10M for women’s shelters, more beds
In its 2024 budget, the United Conservative government is investing $10 million for Alberta women's shelters to add more beds and fund spaces that are not staffed.
Politics
Mar 19
Rising costs stall historic downtown Calgary conversion project, contractors unpaid
The offices inside the historic Barron Building in downtown Calgary was slated to be converted into 118 residential units and retail space.
Canada
Apr 18
Montreal to build new ‘sponge park’ to absorb rainwater
Montreal is planning to build its largest sponge park to date. The future green space is designed to absorb water following massive downpours.
Canada
Apr 23
Construction set to begin on Regina’s Dewdney Avenue revitalization project
The project spearheaded by city council hopes to transform the area into a more vibrant community, with a focus on pedestrian access and public spaces where people can gather.
Canada
Apr 25
Ex-CSA engineer acquitted on charge of acting for Chinese firm
Former Canadian Space Agency engineer Wanping Zheng has been acquitted of breach of trust at the courthouse in Longueuil, Que.
Canada
Apr 12
Can homeless people sleep outdoors? U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in.
In California and other Western states, courts have ruled that it’s unconstitutional to fine and arrest people sleeping in homeless encampments if shelter space is lacking.
U.S. News
Apr 22
Food insecurity a growing problem in Montreal’s West Island
The increase in the number of clients is why the mission is moving at the beginning of June to 72D Brunswick Boulevard in Dollard-des-Ormeaux, to a space twice the current size.
Canada
Apr 15