Community
Queen’s reacts to bigoted note posted in university residence
A written statement by Patrick Deane, the university’s principal and vice-chancellor, condemned the note, which appeared to be written in the form of a poem. Continue reading
London restaurant owner dishes up hearty meals for those in need on Thanksgiving
Instead of taking Thanksgiving Monday off, Heslop jumped out of bed at 6 a.m. and spent the next 8 hours cooking his own recipes to feed the community. Continue reading
Crime forum happening in St. Norbert, town hall in Charleswood Wednesday night
City officials are set to address crime Wednesday night in yet another Winnipeg neighborhood. Continue reading
Dartmouth Food and Family Centres to merge under one roof, better assist families in need
By Jesse Thomas Digital Broadcast Journalist
Families and North Dartmouth community will benefit from Food and Family Centre merger, as province issues funding to help with the construction of new building Continue reading
Lethbridge encourages local groups to apply for grants
The City of Lethbridge wants to make sure none of the grant money available in the region is left on the table. Continue reading
Unique partnership raising funds for youth programs at Edmonton’s Boyle Street Community Services
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
“One of the things we learned very quickly is that Boyle Street is more than just a community centre downtown that everyone sees and knows about.” Continue reading
Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough hosting public build of 14-foot textile canoe
The canoe project will become a temporary exhibition beginning on Sept. 21. Continue reading
100-year-old woman celebrates life of giving back to others in Saskatoon
Soon to be 100-year-old Rose Jarmon was joined by dozens of family and friends for an early birthday celebration. Continue reading
Displaced London, Ont., couple who helped neighbours after explosion now in need of help themselves
“It’s a really weird feeling right now to have to ask for help and be vulnerable like that. It’s definitely not something we’re used to,” said Jamie Jack. Continue reading
November Project Edmonton co-founder Andrew Ference steps down after 6 years: ‘It’s been awesome’
After six years of leading hardy Edmontonians through year-round free workouts, November Project Edmonton co-founder Andrew Ference is stepping down from his role. Continue reading