Saskatchewan DLC online education classes now open for registration
Online registration is open for the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Online summer school registration will be open in May.
Canada
Apr 12
London Health Sciences Centre, St. Joseph’s expanding harm reduction training
$72,768 in funding from Health Canada was given to LHSC's research arm for the development of training based on the lived experiences of people accessing addiction care.
Canada
Mar 25
Winnipeg Jets stifle Kraken, Brossoit gets shutout in 3-0 win
Laurent Brossoit only had to make 17 saves to earn his first shutout in more than two years while Mark Scheifele, Adam Lowry and Nikolaj Ehlers scored for the Jets.
Sports
Mar 9
Winter storm hits U.S. northeast, closing schools and cancelling flights
More than 1,000 flights were canceled so far Tuesday morning due to the snowstorm, mostly at the airports in the New York City area and in Boston.
U.S. News
Feb 13
Alberta resource guides learners towards Indigenous language revitalization
Now with more available programing and cultural celebrations, more people want to reconnect with their culture and learn the language and traditions.
Education
Apr 15
Young Ontario driver rushing to write exam arrested for stunt driving: OPP
A Peterborough County OPP officer on Thursday clocked a vehicle travelling 143 kilometres/hour in a posted 80-kilometre zone outside the city.
Crime
Apr 11
‘Indefensible’: Stephen Lecce rips WRDSB move to close schools for eclipse
Education Minister Stephen Lecce says that the Waterloo Region District School Board should reconsider its move to close its schools on Monday due to the solar eclipse.
Education
Apr 5
Winnipeg Jets first rounder Colby Barlow joins Manitoba Moose
Winnipeg Jets first round draft pick Colby Barlow joined the Manitoba Moose for practice on Wednesday after being reassigned from his junior team.
Sports
Apr 10
6 puppies found abandoned in wire cage on roadside in York Region
York police are looking for witnesses after a cage containing six abandoned puppies was located on a roadside in the Township of King on Tuesday.
Canada
Apr 3
Affordability issues are ‘casting a shadow’ over young Canadians’ economic futures
Young Canadians' economic futures are at risk if affordability issues driving up the cost of housing and debt persist, Statistics Canada says in a new report.
Money
Mar 27
Victim ‘jumped,’ assaulted during sale of clothing in Peterborough: police
Police say the victim reported he was jumped by several individuals while meeting up to sell clothing. The victim was injured and $500 worth of clothing was stolen on Friday night.
Crime
Apr 8
‘It’s the same game’: Vancouver Canucks clinch playoff spot, leaning on vets
The Vancouver Canucks secured their post-season berth on Saturday, becoming the first Canadian team to book their spot in the race for this year's Stanley Cup.
Sports
Mar 31
Montreal to host cliff diving world series event in August
On Aug. 25 the Port of Montreal’s Grand Quay will stage one of the eight stops on the calendar, with Canada hosting for the first time.
Canada
Apr 9
Mohawk College expands student housing with off-campus residence in downtown Hamilton
Mohawk College says it has acquired a nine-storey dorm-style residence at 55 Catharine St. S. to add 150 student units to its housing portfolio.
Canada
Apr 5
Bill Maher warns Americans about Canada: ‘Yes, you can move too far left’
"At its worst, Canada is what American voters think happens when there’s no one putting a check on extreme wokeness," Bill Maher said.
Entertainment
Apr 15
How an Ontario social media lawsuit is hitting home on the Prairies
Students and an expert chime in on how social media plays a role with students following the announcement of the Ontario lawsuit against social media giants.
Canada
Apr 2
‘This is just the start’: Vancouver Whitecaps defeat Toronto FC 4-0
After earning a decisive 4-0 victory over Toronto FC on Saturday, the Vancouver Whitecaps sit atop the Western Conference standings.
Sports
Apr 7
English schools in N.B. are facing a chronic lack of school psychologists. Here’s why.
New Brunswick only has six school psychologists in the anglophone system and according to education minister Bill Hogan, the shortage is due to a lack of trained candidates.
Education
Apr 11
Stroller scam: Parents sound the alarm in Quebec, say they were duped
Two Quebec parents are speaking out after buying strollers from Marketplace online and realizing what they bought wasn't as advertised.
Canada
Apr 17
‘Choose your adventure’: Manitoba expo shows how sports can be part of life with disability
Manitoba sports organizations gathered in Niverville on Saturday to show that life with a disability does not have to mean life without sports.
Sports
Mar 31