MONTREAL: Home sales in the Montreal Metropolitan Area fell by 8.5% in November compared to the previous year, according to a report from the Quebec
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Carney to meet Trump, Sheinbaum tomorrow in D.C.
OTTAWA: Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to hold a meeting with US President Donald Trump tomorrow, Friday, in Washington, D.C., following a trade spat
Montreal to Open 500 New Warming Shelters by Christmas
MONTREAL – With the city entering a period of extreme cold, Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada has announced plans to open 500 new warming shelters
Chicopee Ski Resort Rushes to Open by December 20th, Kicking Off Early Season
KITCHENER – Ski enthusiasts are celebrating the anticipation of the first major snowfall as the Chicopee Ski and Summer Resort in the Waterloo Region gears
Calls Mount in Canada to Ban Online Gambling Advertisements
TORONTO – A strong movement is gaining momentum across Canada demanding a ban on online sports gambling advertisements, citing severe impacts on mental health and
Canada expands air transport agreements with Saudi Arabia & UAE
OTTAWA – Canada’s economy is set to receive a boost with the signing of new air transport agreements with key Middle Eastern nations, Federal Transport
Waterloo Police Step Up Patrols, Launch Awareness Campaign in University District Over Rising Crime
WATERLOO, ON – The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) has launched a proactive crime prevention initiative following a rise in thefts and other criminal activities
New HIV prevention guidelines say doctors should not be ‘gatekeeping’ PrEP
OTTAWA — The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has released stringent new clinical guidelines for HIV prevention medications (PrEP and PEP), aiming to boost awareness and
Toronto Removes All Speed Cameras Following Premier Ford’s Directive
TORONTO — The City of Toronto has announced the complete removal of all automated speed cameras (ASCs) in the city, following a directive from Ontario
Nova Scotia Recycling Rules Change: Toothpaste Tubes Now Accepted in Blue Bags
HALIFAX — Major changes to Nova Scotia’s curbside recycling regulations will take effect starting Monday. The updated rules mean a broader range of materials will