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New Canadian banknote: but who will be featured?
By Marc Montgomery Canada is beginning to change its banknotes once again. The first major change came with the $10 note in 2018 when the […]
Month: November 2020
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Remembrance: Canada’s reluctance to talk about its courageous military history
By: Marc Montgomery As we approach Remembrance Day on the 11th when Canadians will honour their fallen soldiers, the question is, why do Canadians, and […]
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High Speed Internet Coming to Rural Milton
By: Laura Steiner Milton’s rural area will soon start seeing signs of high speed Internet. The Provincial Centre for Excellence in Next Generation Networks (CENGN) […]
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Federal Government Pledges $1.75 billion for high-speed Internet
By: Laura Steiner The federal government is investing $1.75 billion in connecting more Canadians to high-speed Internet. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement in […]
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Beloved TV host, lost to pancreatic cancer
By: Marc Montgomery Alex Trebek, age 80, has died, After a long battle against pancreatic cancer, his family said he died peacefully at home. TV […]
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Halton Region opens new Paramedic Services stations in Oakville and Milton
On November 5, 2020, Halton Region officially opened two new paramedic stations in Oakville and Milton. Paramedic Services Station #15 at 289 Woodside Drive, in […]
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Trudeau Speaks on US Election Results
By: Laura Steiner Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has broken his silence on the US Election results. “On behalf of the Government of Canada, I congratulate […]
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Ontario Unveils Its 2020 Budget
By: Laura Steiner Ontario has unveiled its 2020 provincial budget. Finance Minister Rod Phillips broke down the annual financial outlook that would help the province […]
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Town Of Milton Reminds Residents to Stay Fireworks Safe for Diwali
To minimize the risk of fire and burn injuries during Diwali celebrations, the Milton Fire Department urges residents to take precautions if they are participating […]
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GM will once again build pickup trucks in Canada if union ratifies deal
By: Levon Sevunts Car manufacturing giant General Motors (GM) Canada says it is ready to bring back production of pickup trucks to its assembly plant […]