Canadian MPs among social media users pivoting from X to Bluesky in the wake of U.S. vote
In the wake of the U.S. election, many social media users have started to migrate from X to Bluesky, including some Canadian ...
Windsor Transit is $566K in the hole — in part because of the tunnel bus
Ridership of Transit Windsor's tunnel bus has not returned to pre-pandemic levels — and that's why the service is dealing ...
High need for shelter space, long-term housing for women fleeing violence
Ottawa's Interval House is about to start building transitional housing for women fleeing violence. For the shelter's clients ...
Officials monitoring avian flu in mammals in the Canadian Arctic
More reports are emerging around the world of the virus in mammals, including species found in the Arctic. Officials say ...
City to update long-debated community insurance program
After more than two decades of debate, the City of Ottawa is moving forward with plans to update the way community groups ...
They asked for a surrogate on Facebook, and it delivered
When they began their search for a surrogate, experts told Jonathan Hobin and Lucas de Faria to cast a wide net. Now, after a ...
Winnipeg nurse calls for immediate change amid 'unethical' situation tied to escalating violence
The head of the Manitoba Nurses Union isn't surprised that another front-line health worker is deeply concerned by escalating ...
Winnipeg police shoot, kill man in Unicity parking lot after he stabbed officer
Police shot and killed a man outside a bus shelter in a shopping area on the west side of Winnipeg on Sunday after they say ...
RCMP's fatal shooting of 17-year-old boy 'ripping a hole' in Norway House Cree Nation
The grandparents of a teen who was killed by RCMP in a northern Manitoba First Nation say they can't fathom why police would ...
Conservative candidate concedes hard-fought Uruguay presidential election to left-wing rival
The presidential candidate of the conservative coalition that has governed Uruguay for the past five years conceded defeat on ...
This week's audience gallery is filled with rain drizzle and fog - and a little bit of sun
While rain drizzle and fog has overtaken some parts of the island this November, the province's natural beauty is still on full display in this week's photo gallery. If you'd like to send in a photo, ...
Why won't Ontario track the reasons why criminal charges are dropped or stayed?
Despite facing significant backlogs from the pandemic and a rising number of stayed and withdrawn charges, Ontario's Ministry of the Attorney General has refused to track the reasons behind those ...