Новости за 03.04.2024

The Puja Store, a religious shop in Williamsburg, opened at the end of 2022 but is already talking about expanding their operation. The owners say their business is booming. This as the South Asian community in this Kitchener neighbourhood continues to grow, too. 

MHA Jordan Brown reacts to the news from the Auditor General about investigating all the contracts that the health authority has signed with private agencies.

The RCMP has laid a number of charges against a 30-year-old man after a drug bust in North West River. An community advocate says it was a long time coming after years of inaction.

Crab harvesters are once again vowing to tie up their boats just days before the crab season is set to begin off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Journalism students about to enter the workforce face changes to the traditional Canadian media landscape, with mass layoffs, funding cuts in newsrooms and dramatically shifting public news consumption habits. Here's how three of them hope to adapt and find new ways to engage with their audiences.

An effort to place physician assistants with primary care practices around the province takes more work than assigning them to emergency departments, but Nova Scotia health officials believe the move could have far-reaching benefits.

Roughly 1 in 5 of the Port House Development's 158 units will be affordable rentals. Its owner plans to start construction this fall after receiving city council's green light.

Can't leave the GTA for the total eclipse next Monday? Here's how to make the most out of the partial eclipse in the area.

Sudbury’s Amanda Provan is excited about heading to the 2024 International Blind Ice Hockey Series in St. Louis later this month. Provan is the only woman on the Canadian National Blind Hockey team.

New Brunswick's new school policy on gender identity has not applied uniformly across the province. In fact, the majority of school districts still have their own policies, despite letters of warning from the minister. 

Both of London's municipally owned golf courses open tomorrow, including the Thames Valley Course, which is celebrating its 100th year.

Saint John city council has given preliminary approval to let the YMCA rezone an 82-hectare plot of land to build a daycare that will create about 90 new child-care spaces.

An Ottawa insurance broker is hitting back at accusations that it failed to secure adequate coverage for the industrial business where an explosion in 2022 left six workers dead. 

When Jaffar Gebara found out that his eight-year-old daughter was being given medication for sleeping tuberculosis at her school, he was shocked. Even more shocking was that his daughter didn’t have tuberculosis.

For the first time, the Ontario government has confirmed seven people have been charged fees under Bill 7, a controversial law that says patients who refuse to move out of the hospital and into a long-term care bed must pay $400 a day. 

Canadian GM Gina Kingsbury didn't see a need for major changes to the team that lost the final to the U.S. last year. She thinks the team had a strong performance in 2023, even if it didn't result in a championship.

Portions of Essex County will be the first in Canada to experience the totality of a solar eclipse on Monday — and it's not an opportunity local businesses are letting go to waste. 

The Paterson Foundation has announced it is donating $1 million toward the construction of a new $55-million art gallery in Thunder Bay, Ont. Here's what we know about the project and how the funding boost will help make it a reality.

A volunteer committee made up of current and former Hamilton Police Service members says it will no longer support YWCA Hamilton with a fundraiser that has raised over $130,000 since 2021. The committee says the decision was made following the YWCA's Women of Distinction Awards, in which an honouree criticized police during a speech.

Last summer brought air quality alerts to the city. With Natural Resources Canada expecting another hot summer, more wildfires are likely on the way. Here's what you can do to prepare for smoky conditions.

When her grandma asked Bonnie Sutherland to officiate her funeral, she felt caught between her roles of granddaughter and minister, and mourner and comforter.

The federal government's announcement that it will launch a national school food program might have left some people with more questions than answers about how it will actually work. Here's what we know — and don't — about the $1-billion program.

Persistent and severe drought conditions across Western Canada could have a devastating effect on the oil and natural gas sector, which has drilling operations in some of the driest areas, according to a new report by Deloitte.

Montreal-based consulting company Sweet Baby Inc. has become a target of anti-diversity activists claiming it’s trying to radically change the video game industry.

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