It is the first time control of the city has shifted since 2016, when government forces, backed by Russia and Iran, defeated the rebels who controlled Aleppo’s eastern districts.
Author: sdaddario
Pet supply donation drive is underway in pet stores across Edmonton
Giving Tuesday is underway and Edmontonians can help families with pets by donating pet supplies this holiday season.
Spruce Meadows sees record-breaking attendance at annual Christmas market
Spruce Meadows saw a record number of people attend its annual International Christmas Market this year.
New dog park coming to Winnipeg
Winnipeggers will soon have a new place to let their dogs play and roam free.
How Wolverine created the world: new children’s book tells Innu creation story
Annie Picard’s book is the first book from Mamu Tshishkutamashutau Innu Education to be published in English and two Labrador Innu dialects
Controversial Glenmore Landing redevelopment set for heated council hearing
Calgarians will have a chance to voice their opinion on a controversial development at a southwest shopping complex to city council Monday.
More than 1 million Canadian mortgages are up for renewal in 2025. Is your Ontario home one of them?
The New Year is just around the corner and for 1.2 million mortgage holders in Canada that means it’s almost time to renew their home loans.
Trump’s tariff threat is testing both Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre
The singular nature of the U.S. president-elect is now testing both Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre, who are responding in their own particular ways.
Bombardier and Honeywell settle lawsuit over engine prices
Bombardier Inc. says it has reached an agreement with Honeywell International Inc. to settle a lawsuit relating to the cost of the jet engines it makes for the Montreal-based plane maker.
Four unions issue strike mandates at Hydro-Quebec
Four unions representing several thousand workers have given themselves a pressure tactics mandate that could go as far as an unlimited strike at Hydro-Québec.