The need to prove you are vaccinated against COVID to enter the U.S. will soon end. The White House says international air travellers will no longer need to adhere to the rule beginning on May 11. The measure on travellers entering at land borders is also being removed, but there is no exact...
READ MOREMillions of people across the world will be tuning into King Charles’ coronation this Saturday. Dr. Barry MacKenzie, history professor and royal expert at St.FX University, says that the coronation is a unique opportunity for the whole world to experience a millennia old tradition in real time....
READ MOREMillions of people across the world will be tuning into King Charles’ coronation this Saturday. Dr. Barry MacKenzie, history professor and royal expert at St.FX University, says that the coronation is a unique opportunity for the whole world to experience a millennia old tradition in real time....
READ MOREThe Irving Shipyard in Halifax was the site of a momentous occasion on Friday as a naming ceremony was held for Canada’s newest Arctic patrol vessel, the HMCS William Hall. The ship is the first Royal Canadian Navy vessel to be named after a Black Canadian and honours Petty Officer William Hall,...
READ MOREThe Irving Shipyard in Halifax was the site of a momentous occasion on Friday as a naming ceremony was held for Canada’s newest Arctic patrol vessel, the HMCS William Hall. The ship is the first Royal Canadian Navy vessel to be named after a Black Canadian and honours Petty Officer William Hall,...
READ MOREMental health could be part of classroom studies for some students this fall. The province plans to introduce mandatory learning for grade 7 and 8 students while making it part of the Grade 10 career studies program a year later. Education Minister Stephen Lecce says programming for grades 7 and...
READ MOREMental health could be part of classroom studies for some students this fall. The province plans to introduce mandatory learning for grade 7 and 8 students while making it part of the Grade 10 career studies program a year later. Education Minister Stephen Lecce says programming for grades 7 and...
READ MORECanada’s Walk of Fame is adding four new inductees on it’s Silver Anniversary. • Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella (Humanitarianism) – A Champion of Human Rights and Social Justice • Degrassi (Arts and Entertainment) – The Iconic Canadian Youth Culture Phenomenon • Connor McDavid...
READ MOREKellogg Canada is turning back time for four of its favourite cereals. It will offer retro packaging for Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes for the month of May. They’ve all been around for over 100 years with iconic mascots from the 70s, 80s and 90s, including Toucan...
READ MOREAround 35,000 Canada Revenue Agency workers remain on the picket lines as negotiations continue. In a news release, the Public Service Alliance of Canada says sticking points currently include wages and job security. They are also seeking language in their collective agreement to give members...
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