Toronto Zoo officials say they plan to reopen on Thursday after the facility was forced to close its doors on […]
Animals at Toronto Zoo remain cool despite power outage amid heat wave Read More »
Toronto police are searching for at least one suspect after two people were stabbed in Scarborough on Canada Day. Investigators
2 people seriously injured in Scarborough stabbing Read More »
A 38-year-old paddleboarder is dead after apparently being overcome by strong winds and heavy rain on Lake Simcoe on Canada
Man’s body recovered following paddleboard accident on Lake Simcoe Read More »
The Women’s Y of Montreal has a unique mission: supporting vulnerable women on their path toward a better future by
Women’s Y of Montreal unveils new social housing project ‘Résidenti’elle’ Read More »
Capilano University (CapU) is getting its first ever on-campus student housing with the opening of a housing building at the
Capilano University gets on-campus student housing building in North Vancouver Read More »
Ernie Klassen, MP for South Surrey-White Rock announced July 1 that White Rock Pier would be receiving $25 million for
White Rock Pier gets $25 million towards phase 2 reconstruction Read More »
Quebec’s traditional July 1 moving day, when many residential leases end and new ones begin, is unfolding under a heat
Heat wave adds challenge to Quebec’s unofficial annual moving day Read More »
Movement YVR is calling for a low-income bus pass to be issued by TransLink. On July 1, TransLink is raising
Movement YVR reiterates the need for a low-income bus pass with protest on Wednesday Read More »
Starting July 1, BC Hydro is changing the way that it pays for power generated from household solar power. When
BC Hydro is changing the way it pays for household generated solar power Read More »
As much of Ontario swelters through Canada Day, advocates warn that vulnerable populations are at the greatest risk from the
Extreme heat wave in Ontario continues for Canada Day Read More »
