Sask. waiter learning Cree to bridge barriers with Indigenous customers
A waiter in Prince Albert, Sask., is going above and beyond his duties by learning the Cree language to break the ice with ...
Rights group alleges Whitehorse's civility policy violates free speech in legal petition
The Canadian Constitutional Foundation, in a petition filed to the Yukon Supreme Court this month, described the policy as ...
Russia launched massive attack targeting energy infrastructure, says Zelenskyy
Russia on Sunday launched a massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine, described by officials as the largest over the past ...
Saying goodbye to April
In 2022, April experienced a health relapse that forced her to examine her life and her future. She could no longer work, make art, or advocate, all of which brought her joy and meaning, she said.
Beaverbook Art Gallery welcomes more than 120 works by Tom Thomson, renowned Canadian artist
Tom Thomson — an influential Canadian artist known for his landscapes — is often regarded as mysterious after he died a ...
Health Canada exemption has been beneficial in N.S., says College of Pharmacists CEO
A Health Canada exemption that allows pharmacists wider authority to extend and renew prescriptions has made a marked ...
N.S. communities light up Christmas trees made of lobster traps
In Nova Scotia, one of the first lobster trap trees created was in Barrington in 2009. Since then, other communities have ...
As volunteers on P.E.I. face a community fridge conundrum, experts say governments need to step up
People with the means to donate grocery items drop them off at a community fridge so others can take what they need at any ...
Too many N.B.ers are living in 'energy poverty,' says Saint John activist
A group that studies social issues and advocates on behalf of New Brunswickers with low incomes is disappointed in a recent ...
1st signs of snow: Images of changing seasons in New Brunswick
Most leaves have fallen and some parts of the province have started to see the tell-tale signs of winter. If you capture the ...
This Western University researcher used to work for Google, now she peels back the pages of medieval classics
Stephanie Leith’s work focuses on analyzing the spines of medieval era books to look for clues about life and literature at ...
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How one wheelchair user feels about prospect of losing bike lanes
Oda Al-Anizi had never been to a TFC game or frequented High Park because he dreaded how long it would take him to make the ...