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TORONTO — More than one hundred people marched through Toronto’s downtown core on Saturday to commemorate Emancipation Day, but to also raise awareness about anti-Black racism in government institutions. Emancipation …
TORONTO — Brain injuries, excessive alcohol consumption and exposure to air pollution can all increase the risk of dementia, according to new research. Those three actions have been added to …
MONTREAL — The Pavillon Camille-Lefebvre long-term care home in southwest Montreal houses some of the patients most vulnerable to succumbing to a pandemic, including 18 who live on ventilators full …
MONTREAL — Stripped of the crowds of visitors that usually flock to its sights, from the Grand Prix to its renowned festivals, Montreal is trying to reinvent itself during the …
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a possible drowning in Lake Huron. Police were called to the main beach at Grand Bend late Saturday morning. They say lifeguards pulled a 42-year-old …
The federal government’s recently launched COVID Alert app won’t be tracking people everywhere they go, says David Fraser, a Halifax-based internet and privacy lawyer. “The app itself does not collect any …
Three people are facing charges after a daylight armed robbery in downtown Halifax. At about 5:50 p.m. Saturday, Halifax police were called to the scene in the 1800 block of Hollis …
Most retail and grocery stores are closed for New Brunswick Day on Monday but some tourist attractions and pharmacies are remaining open. Here’s a look at what’s open and closed …
When the pandemic hit, the Hayes Farm in Fredericton wasn’t sure it would be able to open its fields to students this year. But as restrictions lifted, the demand for its curriculum skyrocketed. “It was just wild,” …
In the aftermath of a disastrous Game 1 in a best-of-five Stanley Cup playoff series against Calgary, the good news for the Winnipeg Jets is no one in a blue-and-white jersey …