A pilot project run by the Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) that served traditional foods to Indigenous communities for over a year is now looking for alternative funds to keep the program running.
When news broke that Ohio billionaire Larry Connor was planning a voyage to the Titanic in a new, deepsea submersible, the comparisons to last year's ill-fated implosion of OceanGate's Titan were immediate.
The executive director of SNOLAB is asking Sudbury MPP Jamie West to apologize for West's statement alleging the organization was hiring replacement workers, or "scabs," during an ongoing labour dispute.
A defence lawyer tried to convince a Manitoba judge that his client was injured in a road rage attack, not drunk, when police found his car partly on a sidewalk by the University of Winnipeg, and the man slurring and smelling of alcohol.
A gun controversy stirred up by the Speaker of the House and six cabinet ministers not running for re-election has created plenty of attention for Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe heading into the summer before the fall election campaign.
British Columbia's minimum wage is increasing by 65 cents an hour on June 1 but two groups say more change is needed for workers struggling to make ends meet.
The first Pride event in Binbrook, a community in the southeastern corner of Hamilton's municipal limits, was 12 people gathered around a park bench outside a Tim Hortons.
A city-owned parking lot on Caron Avenue could be the site of a 14 storey — or taller — apartment building, as the city presses ahead with plans to increase its housing supply and meet its "aggressive housing targets."