Brantford looking to better protect Fairchild and Jones Creeks
Category: Canada
What did Ottawa Redblacks show us Saturday? Best bounce-back ability in franchise history
The Ottawa Redblacks made a loud statement at the midway mark of their season that at various points looked to be swirling down the drain. They let the rest of the CFL know they have bounce-back ability and still plenty of fight left in them. In rallying from a 21-point first-quarter deficit to a 46-42 […]
North Bay remembers Cecile Dionne
Annette Dionne is the last remaining Dionne quintuplet still alive. Cecile Dionne died on July 28.
Last-second field goal by Paredes lifts Stamps to 28-27 win over Bombers
Rene Paredes received a vote of confidence from an impressed opponent after the veteran kicker booted another game-winning field goal as time expired. Paredes kicked a 40-yard field goal on the final play of the game to lift the Calgary Stampeders (6-3) to a thrilling 28-27 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (4-4) on Saturday. Just 61 seconds…
Pride festivals: breaking the isolation of LGBTQ+ people in rural areas
‘A village that supports a member of the queer community is a village that will support all those people.’
Holly’s Hot Chicken in Hintonburg to close, returns to pop-up operation
After three-and-a-half years of mornings beginning at 8 a.m., turning on deep fryers and preparing donuts for sale, Holly Laham is ready for life’s next adventure. Holly’s Hot Chicken, a chicken sandwich shop operating in Hintonburg since 2022, is set to close on Aug. 16. Laham, co-owner with Steve Watt, a friend she met in […]
Pay hike for Canadian Armed Forces members ‘long overdue,’ says expert
The federal government is hiking entry-level pay for Canadian Armed Forces privates by 20 per cent for the regular force and 13 per cent for reservists.
Letters August 9, 2025: ‘We shoul dtake a page from Trump and beef up our own protectionism.’
A MATTER OF NATIONAL SECURITY Whenever Donald Trump decides to reduce or eliminate the importation of a specific product he often cites national security. For example, he claims that if the U.S.A. doesn’t control the steel industry, they won’t be able to manufacture tanks needed to protect the country. The result is tariffs that make […]
Canada’s longest trial ends in precedent-setting B.C. land claim ruling for 4 First Nations
The piece of land in question is a 750-hectare parcel in Richmond, including city and port lands, farms, golf courses and commercial properties.
How our moon shaped Earth’s destiny
Earth, a vibrant blue planet abundant with life, owes much of its distinctive nature to the moon.
