Mayor defends proposed spending of $1.3 million to revamp city website and app
Mayor Michael Fougere said the city’s proposed plan for redoing their website and their app is something they “have to do.” Continue reading
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“The singular role for the rest of my life is to destroy your life:” Revenge website trial enters second day
By Jeremy Lye Senior Reporter
In day two of the trial, the court heard from emails Patrick Fox allegedly sent to his ex, detailing plans to destroy her life. Continue reading
New website aims to connect Manitobans with social services
A new website is being launched Thursday to help Manitobans find social services. Continue reading
Website showcasing parody TTC merchandise may now start selling it
The website’s slogan is “transit merch so authentic, it’s delayed indefinitely” Continue reading
SaskAlert app will keep people in Saskatchewan informed of emergencies
The new SaskAlert app will keep the Saskatchewan public informed of emergencies that could harm people or damage property, even when the app is closed. Continue reading
New website tackles foreign ownership to ‘Make Vancouver Great Again’
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
A new website is hoping to draw attention to the issue of foreign ownership, using a controversial page from Donald Trump’s playbook. Continue reading
Calgary’s ‘Enable’ website connects people with disabilities to caregivers
By David Boushy Reporter
Two University of Calgary grad students have launched a matchmaking website to promote a greater sense of community for people of all abilities. Continue reading
City of Calgary launches new, easier way to license pets
The City of Calgary launched its new Animal Service website pets.calgary.ca allowing owners to take care of acquiring pet licenses entirely online. Continue reading
‘Get well soon’ website launched for Rob Ford
A new website was launched over the weekend that offers the public a chance to send messages to councillor and former Toronto mayor Rob Ford as he continues his battle with cancer. Continue reading
Toronto police launch new homicide cold case website to ‘leverage social media’
Toronto police have launched a new website to garner more help from the public in solving the city’s homicide cold cases, in an effort to embrace technology and “leverage social media” in the fight against a recent spike in violent crime in the city. Continue reading
