The president of CUPE Ontario is under fire from some of the union’s Jewish members for reposting a social media post on Facebook.
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University of Calgary rocket team brings home first prize at international competition
The Student Organization for Aerospace Research team (SOAR) comprises 93 students from the University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering.
Mpox risk remains ‘low’ in Alberta with 7 cases reported this year: AHS
Alberta Health Services (AHS) says the risk of contracting mpox in the province remains low, with seven cases reported in 2024.
Suspect charged for allegedly smashing woman’s windshield with axe on Vancouver Island
A 33-year-old man has been charged with mischief and assault with a weapon after a bizarre incident on Vancouver Island earlier this month.
Escobar souvenir hunters face fines for ‘exalting’ drug lord
Escobar souvenir hunters face fines for ‘exalting’ drug lord
Twentysomethings in Toronto are more depressed and financially troubled than older generations, new study finds
Toronto residents in their 20s are more depressed, anxious and financially troubled than those in older generations, and can benefit from more in-person and meaningful engagements at work, a new report has found.
Japan will get a new prime minister this fall. Here’s why
Fumio Kishida was elected president of his governing Liberal Democratic Party and became prime minister in 2021, with his three-year term expiring in September.
Crown stays charges against former Winnipeg gym teacher accused of sexually assaulting student
A former gym teacher who was charged with sexual assault and sexual exploitation involving a student has had those charges stayed by the Crown.
WestJet says flight cancellations post-hailstorm to continue for ‘foreseeable future’
WestJet says it will be issuing flight cancellations ‘for the foreseeable future’ after planes were damaged by a Calgary hailstorm last week, upending travel plans for thousands of passengers.
Saskatchewan First Nation calls for help after community evacuated due to wildfire
SANDY BAY, Sask. – The leadership of a Saskatchewan First Nation has called for help and says the province is failing to act hours after issuing an evacuation order for Sandy Bay, Sask. due to an escalating wildfire. A statement…The post Saskatchewan First Nation calls for help after community evacuated due to wildfire appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.