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On July 22, the hustle and bustle of Toronto’s busy Danforth Avenue was violently interrupted when 29-year-old Faisal Hussain allegedly opened fire on pedestrians and crowded restaurants, indiscriminately shooting those unfortunate enough to be in th

The announcement the provincial government will be conducting public consultation on safety initiatives for commercial trucking is welcome news, but it comes a little late.

The announcement the provincial government will be conducting public consultation on safety initiatives for commercial trucking is welcome news, but it comes a little late.

It happens every time a controversial topic comes up – people complain there wasn’t enough public consultation, no matter how much engagement there was.

We’re fortunate to live in a community that takes pride in the resources we have – fresh, clean air, a beautiful landscape and plenty of lakes, rivers and wetlands nearby.

Three popular social media vloggers lost their lives July 3 when they fell nearly 100 feet over a waterfall while hiking Shannon Falls in B.C.

The June 28 shooting at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Md., that claimed five lives, has shined a spotlight on the hostile environment journalists now find themselves in.

The June 28 shooting at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Md., that claimed five lives, has shined a spotlight on the hostile environment journalists now find themselves in.

Mayor Peter Brown gave his State of the City address June 20 and touched on some of the frustration between City needs and provincial dollars.

The world right now seems to be on a downward spiral. Photos of refugee children ripped from their parents’ arms and placed in tent cities are flooding the news feed.