Canada

Pandemic restrictions silenced traditional music education over the past few years and that interruption has had a definite impact, say music educators. But passionate students, teachers and advocates are raising their voices to remind Canadians of the value of music in classrooms. 

The federal government continues to advertise on TikTok, despite having banned the app from all government devices due to security concerns. Some tech experts argue Ottawa is sending a contradictory message.

A Vancouver Island family is dealing with the unexpected loss of their son in Peru after a tragic incident earlier this month.

Crews are resuming the search for victims of a five-alarm fire in a historic building in Old Montreal where two bodies have already been recovered.  On Wednesday, Montreal fire […]

Camille Maheux, a 76-year-old woman who was the first victim to be recovered from the Old Montreal building ravaged by last week’s fire, was a renowned photographer […]

After a fire ripped through an old building in Montreal, victims' families and loved ones are questioning the lack of information and wondering if the building, which had short-term rental units, was even safe.

People from Kelowna, B.C.'s Sikh community are calling for an attack on a young international student to be investigated as a hate crime after a group of people allegedly punched and kicked the student at a bus stop and tore off his turban.

On March 10, Fraser Health issued exposure notices to some staff and students at New Westminster Secondary School, informing them of their risk and next steps to get tested. 

The statement of claim says the game incorporates a number of intentional design choices, such as offering rewards for completing challenges and making frequent updates, which encourages players to return repeatedly.