With a decade of dedication, service, and leadership under her belt, Cadet Chief Petty Officer First Class Lydia McDonald was recognized Thursday evening as part of an ‘aging-out ceremony’ at the Cornerstone Free Methodist Church for her completion of the cadet program. “It’s been a really good time. I’m just happy to be moving on […]

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The province of Ontario is making changes to its student loan program that puts higher education further out of reach for less wealthy students.

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Despite renewed optimism about the future of Canada-U.S. relations, some residents say they need to see meaningful changes in Washington before they'll feel comfortable spending their money across the border.

Amazon has a history of opposing unionization and has even closed the only previously unionized warehouse in Quebec.

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The investigation into a suspected fatal grizzly attack this week includes DNA profiling to identify the animal responsible.

Here are four reasons why it's worth paying attention to the Canadian women in this year's hockey world championship

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is pressing G7 allies to intensify pressure on Russia after an attack on a Ukrainian aid distribution site killed 53 people. Anand says the international community must strengthen sanctions and military support, and confront Moscow directly when world leaders gather for December's G20 summit in Florida.

A dangerous offender and sentencing hearing is underway in Calgary for Duran Ross Buffalo, 41, who was convicted of aggravated sexual assault and break-and-enter to commit sexual assault by a jury last year.

The government of Doug Ford has made changes to OSAP and increased the financial burden on post-secondary students, making higher education out of reach.

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The U.S. midterms, Canada-U.S. trade and the backlash to Trumponomics 

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I’ve generally avoided politics here and the few times that I have done so I’ve received a few pissy emails, but Tuesday night was a wonderful, abundant font of hope in what has been an unspeakably grim two years. 

We have felt land-locked in