Posters

• Toronto musician, hard-hit by pandemic, offers pay-what-you-can music lessons

  Toronto musician Naomi Higgins is aiming to keep music accessible throughout this pandemic by offering music lessons to people for whatever price they can afford.

  Canada

  May 27, 2021
  
• Coronavirus: Anti-vaccine posters pop up on mailboxes in Kingston suburb

  Leaflets spreading COVID-19 vaccine misinformation surface in a subdivision in the city's west end.

  Canada

  Apr 6, 2021
  
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• Determined St. James cat owner spends big bucks searching for beloved kitty

  Winnipegger Druelle Behrens has spent more than $1,000 trying to find her cat, Sage, since she went missing last August.

  Canada

  Apr 10, 2019
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• Posters hung in Saskatoon to shed light on historical missing persons case

  Posters like this one have now gone up in Saskatoon, marking a painful anniversary in a historical missing persons case.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2019
• Digital campaign asks Hamilton residents to help welcome newcomers

  The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion is hoping to address misconceptions about newcomers with a new digital campaign.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2017
• Faith leaders, community members to rally against offensive posters found in New Westminster

  New Westminster faith and community leaders will be speaking out Thursday night against racism and discrimination after offensive posters were found near a church in a residential neighbourhood last Saturday.

  Jan 26, 2017
• Mississauga taking aim at ‘nuisance’ signage

  The city has given anyone over the age of 18 the authority to remove the "visual pollution" from city space, as long as they've read and signed an official agreement.

  May 20, 2015
• Police put up posters in hopes of finding Surrey mom’s killer

  Police officers in Surrey were putting up posters today, hoping for new information that would lead to an arrest in the beating death of 53-year-old Julie Paskall.

  Jan 4, 2014