North Albion Collegiate Institute will reopen to students and staff on Tuesday morning following a shooting outside the school on Sunday night that left one man dead and four others wounded, the Toronto District School Board confirms.
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This MP says hundreds shared stories of coercive control, asks House to pass bill
An NDP MP says she hopes the polarized House of Commons will continue to put partisanship aside to pass her bill to criminalize coercive control this week, after hearing hundreds of personal stories about intimate partner violence.
Registration for city’s summer programs starts today
Registration opens today for the City of Toronto’s summer recreation programs.
Letters for June 4, 2024: ‘Kudos to the great staff who keep our healthcare system running.’
Healthcare workers rock! Just like to say thank you to all the people who helped me at the Rockyview Hospital, especially and specifically UNIT 84. Keep up the good work and the excellent care of patients. Darryl Teskey (We are always happy to share thanks. Way to go, Unit 84!) Pick up the pace If […]
ComediHa! confirms acquisition of certain Groupe Juste pour rire assets
ComediHa! confirmed that it plans to acquire certain assets from Groupe Juste pour rire.
Vancouver releases 5-year- plan to implement UNDRIP
It’s been 10 years since the City of Vancouver began working toward reconciliation with local First Nations. Monday, it unveiled a new strategy recognizing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
‘It’s a blast’: Lipton hosts annual mud bog event
The roar of truck engines and geysers of mud spraying in all directions marked the return of Lipton’s annual mud bogging event.
Pride flag raised on Parliament Hill as politicians warn Canada is at a crossroads
As the Pride flag was raised over Parliament Hill Monday morning, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned what he called “rising hate” against LGBTQ+ people in Canada, particularly transgender youth.
Elected leaders should read Supreme Court decisions before speaking, says top justice
The chief justice of the Supreme Court sent a warning Monday about the risks elected officials run by reacting to decisions from the court without first having read the rulings themselves.
Waning perception of quality of life in Kelowna largely out of city’s hands, says city councillors
The latest survey of Kelowna residents shows some alarming trends, however, as council was quick to point out, many of those are outside the city’s control.The survey conducted every two years by Ipsos Research shows that, while residents are still happy with their quality of life and still beli…