Montreal: A new joint study by the Regional Public Health Department and Concordia University has raised alarms over the significant increase in digital screen use
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Safety Crisis: Improperly Discarded Medical Needles Threaten Nova Scotia Waste Workers
Halifax: Sanitization and recycling workers in Nova Scotia are facing increasing safety risks due to the improper disposal of used medical needles (sharps) in household
Economic Crisis Grips Newfoundland as Spending Spree Continues
St. John’s: Despite a deepening fiscal crisis in Newfoundland and Labrador, new data reveals that residents are maintaining high levels of luxury spending. While the
Environment Canada Issues Yellow Alert for Waterloo: Snow Squalls and Harsh Winds Forecasted
KITCHENER — Environment Canada has issued a yellow alert for the Region of Waterloo, warning residents of significant snowfall and high-velocity winds expected to hit
Historic Snowfall Buries Kamchatka: Two-Story Buildings Submerged in Russia’s Harshest Winter
MOSCOW — The Kamchatka Peninsula in Eastern Russia is currently grappling with a catastrophic weather event, as the region experiences its heaviest snowfall in 146
New Brunswick PNP Draw: 379 Candidates Invited in First Round of 2026
FREDERICTON — The Government of New Brunswick conducted its first Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws of 2026 between January 13 and 15, issuing a total
How Child-Friendly are Canada’s Cities? New ‘Playability Index’ Reveals Gaps in Urban Design
TORONTO — A groundbreaking study led by Emily Gammel, a researcher at the University of British Columbia, has introduced the “Playability Index,” a new metric
Canada’s Inflation Rises to 2.4% Following the End of Federal Tax Holiday
OTTAWA — Canada’s annual inflation rate climbed to 2.4% in December, up from 2.2% in November, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data
Mississauga Imposes Strict Restrictions on Ridgeway Plaza Restaurants
MISSISSAUGA: In a decisive move to tackle chronic parking shortages and escalating noise complaints, the Mississauga City Council has passed a new bylaw amendment to
N.S. Seafood Alliance says trade deal with China ‘incredibly positive’
HALIFAX: The Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance has welcomed the new trade agreement between Canada and China, describing it as a significant relief for the province’s
