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Sudbury Pride march returns for first time in two years
Fierté Sudbury Pride is hosting a march this Saturday after cancelling the event the past two years due to safety concerns ...
Halifax stadium debate raises questions about use of public space, taxpayer spending
The debate around whether the city should build a stadium is complex. It sparks passionate discussions about the use of ...
Historic Miramichi homestead closed after province cuts funding
The group running an interpretive history centre at an 19th-century farm near Miramichi has rejected what it considered too ...
Summerside's downtown revitalization effort has businesses feeling some hope
Hoping to drive more people downtown and breathe more life into the area, the City of Summerside is now going over a number ...
'Everybody missed the boat' on alleged fraud scheme but can London hospital recoup costs?
A lawyer who specializes in fraud investigations said the procurement scandal enveloping London's largest hospital includes ...
Case closed on the 'Epstein list'?
Following years of speculation, this week U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi dismissed the existence of a long-rumored "Epstein client list," and reaffirmed that Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide. This ...
No, David Suzuki hasn't given up on the climate fight — but his battle plan is changing
Caption: Environmentalists like David Suzuki say not enough has been done to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. But Seth Klein with the Climate Emergency Unit says a lot can still be done if ...
Metrolinx owes railpath residents transparency, say city councillor and advocate
The railpath is a multi-purpose area that acts as a mobility corridor and a park in the Junction Triangle. Metrolinx is building a new track for the Kitchener GO line, and to make space for it, it's ...