Halifax Public Gardens reopening on Saturday post-Dorian
The Halifax Public Gardens opens at 7 a.m. and starts closing one hour prior to sunset. Continue reading
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Canadian academics, scientists fight back against online election disinformation
By Jeff Semple Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Digital Democracy Project monitors how information is consumed and shared online during the Canadian federal election campaign. Continue reading
Telus to waive data, text overage fees for those affected by hurricane Dorian
A spokesperson for Telus said customers will have any charges incurred over and above their regular plan waived by the company. Continue reading
Power outages affecting mobile connectivity in Atlantic Canada after hurricane Dorian
Since Hurricane Dorian made landfall this weekend, social media has been flooded with a steady stream of complaints about slow network speeds and limited access to mobile services. Continue reading
Artist, researcher displays Newfoundland’s connections to slave trade
An art installation at this year’s Bonavista Biennale is shining a light on a dark corner of Newfoundland’s history – slave ships that were built on the island during the 1700s. Continue reading
Patricia Lattanzio is the new Liberal candidate in the Saint-Leonard—Saint-Michel riding
The decision came shortly after former Liberal candidate Hassan Guillet was ousted for his controversial social media posts. Continue reading
Stampeders blast short-handed Eskimos in Labour Day rematch
Edmonton now sits fourth in the west with a record of 6-6. Continue reading
Western University prof seeks leadership of Ontario’s Liberal party
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
Kate Graham is preparing for a provincial tour in hopes of connecting with the public to get a sense on what changes Ontarians would like to see. Continue reading
Moncton mother hopes to help son realize dream of standing for national anthem
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
The community has rallied together to so far raise about $8,000 to help the hockey fan purchase a specialized wheelchair. Continue reading
Slow response to right whale plight could have impact on Canadian fisheries
After another summer of high mortality for right whales in Canadian waters, questions are being asked about whether Canada’s slow response to the crisis could still be taking a toll. Continue reading