Canada

August 27, 2023

Ottawa commits to improve infrastructure in fire-ravaged NWT after criticism from Premier

The federal government has committed to speeding up the Employment Insurance process for NWT residents and providing an advance to aid with cash flow
August 27, 2023

Canada's Katie Vincent races to 3 gold medals on final day of sprint canoe worlds

Winning three gold medals on the final day of the world championships has become a tradition for Canadian sprint canoeist Katie Vincent. The Mississauga, Ont., native raced to a trio of world titles at the 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships on Sunday in Duisburg, Germany, a repeat of last year.
August 27, 2023

Hundreds rally in Saskatoon against new sexual education, pronoun policies in province's schools

Hundreds of people assembled in Saskatoon Sunday afternoon, protesting new policies around students’ pronouns and sexual education in schools.
August 27, 2023

Rogers calls Telus ‘hypocritical’ in CRTC filing as dispute over TTC wireless network continues

Rogers alleges that it has been trying for two years to get access to poles owned by Telus so that it can attach its own cellular equipment onto them
August 27, 2023

Many support staff positions unfilled in Quebec schools, union warns

The Federation des employees et employes de services publics says there is a worrying number of vacancies for support staff positions
August 27, 2023

These deep-sea fish, ‘the ocean’s canaries in the coal mine,’ are feeling the heat of climate change

The plainfin midshipman helps researchers see what’s going on far below the surface, without having to go there themselves. The latest findings give ecologists reasons to worry
August 27, 2023

Restaurant owner who died after assault remembered fondly by Ontario community

Sharif Rahman, the 44-year-old owner of an Owen Sound, Ont., restaurant who died a week after being attacked by three patrons, was remembered by friends and community members as a generous and humble person. Police say Rahman's death is being investigated as a homicide.
August 27, 2023

Stolen Nisga'a memorial pole about to start journey home from Scottish museum

A memorial totem pole belonging to members of the Nisga'a Nation in northwestern British Columbia is about to begin its journey home from the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, where it has been on display for nearly a century.
August 27, 2023

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