by Tim DavidsonThere will still be a Remembrance Day service in Kenora, even though the Legion doesn’t own the building anymore. The service will begin at 10:30 in the auditorium of the building now owned by the NeChee Friendship Center. After the service, wreaths will be placed at the Cenotaph outside the...
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by Evan TaylorA new supportive housing option is in progress for women and gender-diverse individuals in the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM). The former Waverley Inn at 1266 Barrington St. will be repurposed to accommodate 32 individuals, with priority for those on the By-Name List currently experiencing...
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by CJ GoaterThe Ford government is investing $4.3 million in four innovative training projects to help 356 Canadian Armed Forces members prepare for in-demand jobs and a transition to civilian life. The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development will also be conducting consultations...
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by Adam RileyTomorrow Canadians will reflect on the sacrifices of the brave as Remembrance Day ceremonies are held across the country. Here in Thunder Bay there will be four locations where ceremonies are being held. An indoor ceremony will be taking place at Fort William Gardens which will begin at 10:00...
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by Tara ClowThe Town of Shediac has passed its 2024 budget while maintaining the tax and water rates for residents. The operating budget came in at $21, 582, 014. The basic tax rate remains at $1.4484 per $100 of assessment. For the other newly amalgamated areas, namely the former local service districts of...
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by Tim DavidsonThe first medals have been handed out at the NorWOSSA “A” championships in Kenora. The Red Lake senior boys volleyball team defeated the Northern Lakes Lightning from Atikokan three sets to one to win gold. The Rams now head to Marathon for the NWOSSA championships next week. Right now, Northern...
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by Brad PerryNew Brunswick municipalities are expressing concern about recent comments made by the premier. Blaine Higgs told the Telegraph-Journal that his government is considering blocking Ottawa from sending money directly to communities. Instead, he wants to see money funnelled through the province,...
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by Tim DavidsonThe two top teams in the Triple “A” Division of the Winnipeg High School Football League will meet this afternoon in the final. Beaver Brae will meet Fort Frances at IG Field in Winnipeg. The Broncos have an 8-0 record while the Muskies are at 7-1. In their only meeting of the year, the Broncos...
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Remembrance Day ceremonies will be held throughout the Halifax region as residents prepare honour the bravery and sacrifices of those who served. A large ceremony is expected in Dartmouth as the traditional Grand Parade ceremonies are being moved due to several tents in the downtown park. At...
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by NewsA judge born in the Acadian village of Balmoral has been appointed by the governor general to a new position. Larry Landry becomes associate chief justice of the Court of King’s Bench. His responsibilities include leadership and administration of the court and serving as a member of the Canadian...
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