By The Numbers
Halifax Tragically Hip fan’s artwork raises money for cancer research, to be featured on tribute beer
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
The wheels were set in motion to have the limited edition beer out this fall, before news of Downie’s passing this week. Continue reading
A snapshot of Edmonton’s growth in 2016
Edmonton is one of the fastest-growing cities in Canada and according to a new report from the city, that isn’t expected to slow down anytime soon. Continue reading
Nova Scotia election: A by-the-numbers breakdown of the results
Here is the information that you need to know from yesterday’s election. Continue reading
Fort McMurray wildfire one year later: The rebuild by the numbers
It’s been nearly one year since a wildfire devastated parts of the northern Alberta city of Fort McMurray. Here is a look at the rebuild by the numbers. Continue reading
By the numbers: Alberta Election 2015
Alberta’s May 5 election saw 44 incumbents lose their seats and zero floor-crosser ridings vote PC. Here are some of the most interesting numbers. Continue reading
By the numbers: Quebec’s 2015 budget
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Here’s what you need to know about Quebec’s 2015-16 budget. Continue reading
By the numbers: ‘Lifers’ in Canada’s prisons
Stephen Harper and Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney announced Wednesday a plan to put forward legislation ensuring that more offenders given life sentences spend their entire lives behind bars. Continue reading
Toronto spent about $4M cleaning up Thursday’s storm
The snow has stopped falling after Thursday’s storm but Toronto city crews are still working to clean up the mess. And it’s costing a lot of money: about $4 million. Continue reading
By the numbers: Toronto’s 2014 municipal election
Now that the numbers have all been crunch and certified by officials at the city of Toronto, they offer some interesting insights into how we voted and who got our vote. Continue reading
