The species, which is native to Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, was first found in the Great Lakes in the 90s Continue reading →

Dr. Wilbert Keon founded the institute in 1976 and served as CEO of the organization until his retirement in 2004. Continue reading →

Dave Smart’s new role will involve leading the coaching staff of both the men’s and women’s programs as well as providing mentorship to other coaches in the athletics programs. Continue reading →

Adesanmi was one of 157 individuals — 18 of whom were Canadian — who died when an Ethiopian Airlines plane crashed outside Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Sunday. Continue reading →

The Carleton Ravens are back on their familiar perch as Canadian university men’s basketball champions, after blowing out the previously undefeated Calgary Dinos 83-49 in Sunday’s national final. Continue reading →

All of the 157 passengers on the plane were killed. The Boeing 737 MAX 8 went down Sunday morning shortly after takeoff. Continue reading →

According to the school, the false alert was sent out while emergency templates were being updated. Continue reading →

Ottawa fire crews were called out Saturday evening to extinguish a fire in the Steacie building that caused evacuations at the university’s Ottawa campus. No injuries were reported. Continue reading →

“I knew it would be bad just by looking at the number of emergency vehicles, but then when my bus kind of passed and I saw the front, I felt like my heart broke,” Lung told Global News. Continue reading →

Young people in Thunder Bay — particularly First Nations youth — face racism, poverty and other problems. Now, thanks to a community program, they’re telling their stories. Continue reading →