‘We feel unheard’: Some Toronto residents worry rush to increase housing supply silences concerns
Community Council meetings in Toronto are becoming quite the attraction these days, says Liz McGregor, who recently attended one. “If […]
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Lytton was razed by fire. Some fear financial ruin is next for the tiny B.C. village
Ross and Judith Urquhart have called Lytton, B.C., home for half a century, leaving only for as long it took
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Doug Ford vows to find out how more than 150 inmates were improperly released
More than 150 inmates have been improperly released from Ontario’s jails over several years, a problem that Premier Doug Ford
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Concordia University, Laval partner to develop clean energy network for Carré Laval
Concordia University and the City of Laval will jointly develop a clean energy network for the city’s downtown revitalization project,
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Spring flooding: City of Laval activates protection plan as water levels expected to rise
The City of Laval says it has activated its flood protection plan Wednesday amid “minor flooding” in several streets in
Surrey teacher uses books and dolls to boost representation during Sikh Heritage Month
As Canada marks Sikh Heritage Month, a Surrey elementary school teacher is helping children see themselves reflected in both the
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Montreal community marks Holocaust remembrance in Pointe-Claire
Veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members, families, religious leaders and students gathered Tuesday at the National Field of Honour cemetery in
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Documentary on 1974 occupation of Anicinabe Park in Kenora screened in Winnipeg
A documentary on a defining moment in Indigenous activism was screened in Winnipeg to mark National Canadian Film Day on
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Montreal artist’s Habs-inspired track gains momentum in playoff build-up
A new hockey-inspired track is skating its way into Montreal’s fan culture — and it’s striking a chord as Canadiens
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Montreal police investigate suspicious death of woman, 27-year-old man arrested in airport
Montreal police (SPVM) said a woman died inside an apartment in the Ville-Marie borough Wednesday afternoon. A suspect was arrested