Jasmin Simpson, who is deaf and legally blind, says the program’s current rules force students who take longer to complete their studies because of their disabilities to graduate with considerably more student debt than their able-bodied peers. Continue reading →

Wolfe Island residents begin to organize and brace for future flooding. Continue reading →

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is promising a “bolder” approach in 2020 with his Progressive Conservative government now in its second term. Continue reading →

Offices province-wide will see the name change take effect beginning this week, with the full rebrand on programs and services rolling out through March. Continue reading →

Cardy acknowledges Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which allows governments to override parts of the charter, is rarely used. Continue reading →

Lethbridge’s MLAs are divided over the UCP’s controversial Bill 22, which would eliminate the election commissioner’s office that is currently investigating potential fraud in the UCP leadership race.  Continue reading →

Vickers said given the Progressive Conservative government’s minority status in the legislature, he expected a general election was likely to happen before the byelections in Shediac and St. Croix. Continue reading →

The group discussed issues such as multiple organizations providing similar services rather than working together to serve the community more effectively. Continue reading →

Workers are still evaluating the damage that the Olympus building sustained, as well as ensuring that debris and other materials on top of the apartment complex are removed or secured. Continue reading →