The City of Winnipeg is taking its history on tour in honour of its 150th anniversary.
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‘At a crossroads’: Manitoba festivals struggling as attendees face tighter budgets
The organization representing festivals and large events across Canada says many are facing a challenging season ahead, with organizers in Manitoba also feeling the pinch.
Severe thunderstorm warnings, tornado watches possible amid high risk of storms in Ontario, Quebec
As a severe thunderstorm watch sets in across southwest and central Quebec, concerns circulate of major weather to come.
Toronto weather: Gusty wind, storms expected Thursday night
Toronto will see gusty wind and storms starting Thursday evening as the temperature starts to heat up in the city.
Toronto police issue public safety alert after three suspected overdose deaths
Toronto police have issued a public safety alert following the deaths of three people from a suspected opioid overdose in the city’s Fairbank neighbourhood this week.
500 units, 7 spots: Revisit visitor parking rules, Toronto councillors urge
In the Parkway Forest pocket of North York, a row of well-kept three-storey townhomes is slated to be demolished, making room for a higher-density residential tower.
Quebec’s principals are quitting in unprecedented numbers: association
The amount of school principals quitting in Quebec is reaching unprecedented numbers. That’s according to the Quebec Association of School Principals, which represents 800 members. Many principals are struggling to fulfill their roles effectively due to a significant increase in administrative tasks, the association said.
City, township team up to tame unruly dogs at cemetery
Elizabethtown-Kitley Township has enlisted the help of the City of Brockville to deal with the longstanding issue of dogs running off-leash and causing issues at the Brockville Cemetery. The cemetery, located at 1524 County Road 2 in Elizabethtown-Kitley, has seen multiple issues in recent years of dogs running off-leash, something that is expressly forbidden by […]
How can Manitobans get involved in background acting? Casting agents weigh in
Manitoba is quickly becoming a hub for film and television, with a number of productions filming in the province year-round.
Alberta increases fine for failing to have boats inspected by 1,200%
The Alberta government is increasing fines against boaters who fail to have their watercraft inspected to prevent the spread of invasive species in the province’s waterways.
