by Tim DavidsonThe Kenora District Services Board is making just over $130,000 available for child care projects in the region. Its part of the Child Poverty Reduction Reinvestment Fund. The KDSB says the money must be used to create new programs or build on existing funds rather than replace current program...
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by Caitlin SnowThere was frustration for the Minister of Community Services after many of those experiencing homelessness in HRM, did not want to go to the new shelter that opened at the Halifax Forum this week. Trevor Boudreau told reporters Thursday; he strongly encourages those sleeping rough to take the...
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by Brad PerryMore people should have access to free transit, according to the mayor of Dieppe. In fact, Yvon Lapierre believes no one should have to pay to use Codiac Transpo. Lapierre made the comments during the annual State of the Tri-Communities on Thursday “It’s a public service. I know I’m pushing...
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by CJ GoaterVince Vocaturo from Sudbury is starting his new year a whole lot richer. Vince is the first Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Thunder Bay 50/50 grand prize winner of 2024, winning a grand prize of $1,205,185. “This is great news this morning. Very nice,” says Vince. “I will buy a new...
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by Caitlin SnowNova Scotia Health says there will be temporary emergency department closures in Cape Breton, Antigonish and Guysborough counties over the next week: Eastern Memorial Hospital (Canso) Closed until Monday, Jan. 29 at 12 p.m. Closed: Monday, Jan. 29 at 7 p.m.; Reopens: Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 7 a.m....
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by Evan TaylorThe Bluenose II has unveiled its 2024 sailing schedule, promising a summer filled with maritime adventures across Nova Scotia. The iconic schooner will be showcasing its majestic sails and maritime spirit, emphasizing local destinations and community engagement. One of the notable highlights of...
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by CJ GoaterThe provincial government is investing up to $130.5 million starting in April to provide every Ontario Health Team with $2.25 million over three years to better coordinate people’s care by connecting people to different types of care throughout their care journey and providing 24/7 help...
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by CJ GoaterThe Ontario government is introducing multiple new measures to protect students and improve the integrity of Ontario’s postsecondary education. “The challenges stemming from the recent spike in students coming to Canada, including predatory practices by bad-actor recruiters, misinformation...
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by Evan TaylorThe Department of Fisheries and Ocean announced on Friday that the commercial redfish fishery will reopen in Atlantic Canada and Quebec. Notably, Nova Scotia will maintain the largest share of the allocation, although the specific reduction from its previous share remains unclear. The province...
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by Brad PerryThe premier’s latest State of the Province address is getting a thumbs down from New Brunswick’s largest union. CUPE New Brunswick held a news conference Friday morning to share their thoughts on what they heard the night before. President Stephen Drost said the premier’s speech did not address...
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