Dig It: a tribute to Leslie Hall Pinder
It is with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Leslie Hall Pinder…
Monthly Archives: August, 2021
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U.S. regulator rejects Canadian National’s voting trust to buy Kansas City Southern
Aug.31 (Reuters) – The U.S. rail regulator on Tuesday rejected a fiduciary voting structure that…
Latest coronavirus: NFL Patriots star quarterback cut amid vaccination status contention
China’s economic activity contracted in August, official data showed on Tuesday, as the rapid spread…
Company recalls enoki mushrooms in Canada due to listeriosis risk
T-Brother Food & Trading Ltd. is recalling Soo brand enoki mushrooms from the marketplace testing…
Canada beats Switzerland 4-0 to meet United States for world gold in women’s hockey
CALGARY – Melodie Daoust is hoping the first women’s hockey world championship final of her…
WinSport welcomes new Canadians for a day of outdoor activities
Breadcrumb Links New Local News “We all know the important role sport plays in family…
Edmonton nonprofit faces closure after province terminates no-cost lease
An Edmonton nonprofit says it is threatened with closure after the Alberta government ended a…
Should house prices go down? The parties dodge the question.
Some Canadians are racking up record profits, but others feel left out. As home ownership…
“We need your support,” says Afghan activist formerly assisted by Canada – Mission City Record
The morning after the Canadian army withdrew from Kabul, when dozens of Afghans and 13…
US addresses pain inflicted on Indigenous communities through residential schools
Home Secretary Deb Haaland is the first Native American to serve as Secretary to the…
Airplane Art – Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER departing from Frankfurt Airport
It’s Sunday again, so it must be time for some more airplane art. This week…
Where they stand: on the toxic drug crisis
When drug policy activist Leslie McBain scours the platforms of Canada’s major political parties, she…
Canadian women’s hockey team forward Blayre Turnbull turns the page on disappointment
CALGARY – Blayre Turnbull had to make peace by refusing to play a women’s hockey…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening Friday in Canada and Around the World
The last: Ontario will announce a form of vaccine proof certification – commonly referred to…
How an unorthodox summer camp teaches children about cultural inclusion
Anti-racism is at the center of this summer camp in St. John’sThe cultural inclusion camp…
Canada ready to keep troops in Kabul after August 31
Today’s evening newsletter is brought to you by News Media Canada. It’s time to level…
Houston doesn’t see a scenario in which rent control continues after the state of emergency
Nova Scotia’s premier-designate on Monday said he remained committed to lifting the rent controls put…
Economy and opening of borders, key issues for the PPC candidate
Content of the article The feeling that the nation has strayed economically, combined with the…
The summit of the Rockies officially received the traditional name of Stoney Nakoda, erasing the racist label
A significant mountain peak in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta has officially been given the…
6 things you won’t be able to do in Canada if you’re not vaccinated against COVID-19
Canadians who are not yet fully vaccinated against COVID-19 may find that there are more…
Kamala Harris Should Offer “Market Economy” Status to Vietnam
Fall of Kabul drew comparisons with America’s chaotic pullout from Saigon, raising concerns over vice…
Canada to maintain evacuation of Afghans for as long as deteriorating security allows: ministers
Canada will help as many Canadians and Afghans as possible escape Kabul, federal ministers said…
New children’s book from British Columbia author celebrates Nuu-chah-nulth family and culture
A University of Victoria student transformed his own experiences as a Nuu-chah-nulth child learning to…
Lack of campus survey raises concerns about possible decline in youth participation
Making politics more accessible also encourages more young people to vote, he said. “Many Canadians,…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening in Canada and Around the World on Sunday
The last: How international students traveling to Canada navigate pandemic travel. Reverend Jesse Jackson and…
Canada’s political parties cannot fight their way through another election
Opinion columnist Lori Lee Oates argues that Canadian voters have a responsibility to ensure that…
Unique Literary Festival Focuses Only on Storytelling, Haudenosaunee Edition
A rare literary festival focused solely on Haudenosaunee storytelling will take place in the coming…
O’Toole promises more support for people with disabilities during Edmonton stop
Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has pledged to further support Canadians with disabilities if his party…
Canada extends ban on flights from India until September 21 | Bombay News
Students traveling to Canada for studies were disappointed as the Canadian government extended the flight…
Environment Canada issues heat warning for Toronto as humidx values of 40 are expected
Environment Canada issued a heat warning today for Toronto, with humidx values ​​of 40 expected…
Four essential Indigenous tourism projects that are sustainable for both the land and its people
Much of the world’s 350 million indigenous peoples live in regions of the world teeming…
Canada reopens to eligible Americans and this is what it will look like
After 17 months, Canada’s borders officially reopen to U.S. travelers and fully vaccinated U.S. residents…
The pandemic forced many Quebecers out of jobs in the service industry. That may be a good thing
When the pandemic hit last spring and Quebec schools shut down, Marianne Bergeron had to…
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Canada’s best soldier will not face charges, misconduct investigation finds
Canada’s top soldier, Admiral Art McDonald, will not face any criminal or disciplinary charges, the…
Pfizer vaccine label amended in Canada to list Bell’s palsy as possible side effect
OTTAWA – Health Canada has added facial palsy known as Bell’s palsy as a potentially…
Watt’s Happening: Canada in a good position to benefit from the energy transition
Not only do we have the human power and the expertise, we have the natural…
Blue Water Bridge ramp closed due to strike by Canada Border Services workers
An entrance to the Blue Water Bridge has been closed due to congested traffic as…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening in Canada and Around the World on Friday
The last: The Philippines on Friday placed their capital region Manila under a two-week lockdown…
Why Minnesota’s extremely dry summer is unlikely to end
In the midst of this extremely dry summer, people in Minnesota got used to the…
Painful as it may be, wage and business subsidies in a pandemic will eventually stop
The United States and Canada – two economies that claim to be governed by market…
Canadian PM wants Covid-19 vaccination mandatory for all government employees | World news
As the Canadian province of Quebec announced it would introduce Covid-19 “vaccine passports”, the country’s…
Canadian Damian Warner wins decathlon gold, sets Olympic record
TOKYO – Canada’s Damian Warner won gold and set an Olympic decathlon record at the…
One year after the Beirut explosion, the Lebanese diaspora in Canada demands accountability
A year after a massive explosion in Beirut killed 214 people, destroyed much of the…
Groupe Amiel acquires Home Appliance Specialists and strengthens its leadership in Quebec
LAVAL, QC, August 3, 2021 / CNW Telbec / – Amiel Group, a Quebecholding company…
WHO to expand support to strengthen delivery of primary health care and essential health services with Canadian grant – South Sudan
August 3, 2021, Juba – As part of its efforts to ensure the delivery and…
Nova Scotia Housing Crisis Could Deport Refugees and New Immigrants
A member of a refugee sponsorship group in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, says finding housing for…
Famous Artist Says He Is Native And Survived The Sixties Scoop. His Family Says No
A famous Kingston, Ont. Artist who bears an Ojibway name and is known for his…