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Mi’kmaq couple help bring their language to the small screen
By: Ardelle Reynolds, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cape Breton Post ESKASONI – The Mi’kmaq language is on display for all to hear in a popular […]
Month: March 2021
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Cambridge Restaurant using TikTok to reach customers
By: Bill Doucet, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cambridge Times Locally owned and operated businesses are the social, cultural and economic heart of a community. Unfortunately, […]
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Milton Retirement Homes to Receive Funding for COVID-related expenses
By: Laura Steiner Milton Retirement homes are getting $135,700 in funding for additional protection against COVID-19. The money comes from a $30 million overall investment […]
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History of green beer on St. Patrick’s Day
By: Michael Riley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Source: The Bancroft Times St. Patrick’s Day has a lot of symbols attached to it like shamrocks, leprechauns, […]
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Halton Region Prohibits Smoking, Vaping in Public Places
By: Laura Steiner Halton Regional Council has voted to prohibit smoking and vaping in some public spaces. The bylaw came was effective as of March […]
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Canadian Football League and XFL in talks about potential collaboration
By: Vincenzo Morello The Canadian Football League and the U.S. based XFL revealed on Wednesday that they are in talks about a potential partnership. According to press […]
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Peel Region Votes to Oppose GTA West Highway despite Caledon, Brampton
By: Isaac Callan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer The Region of Peel is planning its growth 30 years into the future. The employment and […]
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Ten European nations suspend AstraZeneca vaccine as Saskatchewan holds drive-thru clinic
By: Brian Zinchuk, Local Journalism Initiative reporter, Estevan Mercury Regina, Montreal – While Saskatchewan’s first batch of AstraZeneca vaccinations are taking place at a drive-thru […]
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Acquiring Calgary-based Shaw Communications, Rogers adds to its portfolio
By: Terry Haig The fierce battle for customers raging among Canadian telecommunications companies took another turn today, as the industry makes ready its 5G technology whose […]
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From fixing backs to serving plates, retired chiropractor says ‘variety is the spice of life’
By: Dariya Baiguzhiyeva, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TimminsToday.com For Merv Russell, as long as the meal has flavours you put your heart into, people will […]