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How this Regina engineer finds balance and connection through dance
Noor Tajik is known in the local dance scene for her choreography skills, something she pursues outside of her day job as an ...
'Rifts in families': Parents seek better talk on vaccines as measles outbreak grows
Parents are feeling the strain as the measles outbreak grows, especially in southern Alberta. At a Lethbridge playground, ...
Fire at old hospital in Sudbury deemed suspicious
A fire at an old building in Sudbury is being treated as suspicious. On Wednesday evening, fire crews were called to the old ...
Increasing school enrolment across Manitoba creates strain for some divisions, opportunity ...
While enrolment increased in most of Manitoba's school divisions this year, the stories behind those numbers varied — from ...
4 schools flagged for possible measles exposure in Waterloo region as cases rise
Waterloo region now has a combined 100 measles cases, 78 of which are confirmed and 22 which are probable. This number is ...
Measles concerns growing for Manitoba parents as official says province is seeing outbreak
Parents in Manitoba are growing more concerned as measles cases rise, and for the first time, officials have called what's happening in the province an outbreak.
Mini car or mobility device? Enclosed scooters raise questions in northern Ontario
Enclosed mobility scooters are becoming more popular in northern Ontario, but that’s also led to questions about which rules of the road they should follow.
Hefty retrofit bill likely as Enwave plans shut down of more London steam lines
The City of London will likely face millions in retrofitting costs as Enwave looks to decommission more of its downtown steam ...
Halifax hate-crime numbers rise, but police say they remain underreported
The latest numbers show hate crimes in Halifax and Nova Scotia continue to rise, with politics and national and global ...
Londoners feel the chill as May temperatures dip near historic lows
Coats are back on following weeks of warm weather as unseasonably low temperatures set in across southwestern Ontario.
Saint John woman pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder in death of man last summer
A Saint John woman charged with first-degree murder in connection with the discovery of a man's body in a wooded area on the western outskirts of the city last summer has pleaded guilty to the lesser ...
P.E.I. child and youth advocate questions inquiry into PSB's handling of Craswell case
Prince Edward Island's child and youth advocate is raising concerns about an upcoming review of school policies in the wake of a former substitute teacher’s sex crimes case.