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Canadians join others around the world to remember
By: Terry Haig Canadians joined others around the world today to mark the one-year anniversary of the World Health Organization declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic–a […]
Month: March 2021
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Peel officer Cleared of wrongdoing in shooting of carjacking suspect
By: Jason Miller, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Toronto Star Ontario’s police watchdog has concluded that a Peel Regional Police officer acted lawfully when he shot […]
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It doesn’t make any sense’: Concerns grow over retirement facility excluded from COVID-19 vaccines
By: Maria Iqbal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Hamilton Spectator Concerns are growing around Hamilton seniors in a retirement facility who have not yet received […]
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Doug Ford rebuked after accusing Indigenous MPP of vaccine queue-jumping
By: Willow Fiddler, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Globe and Mail Ontario Premier Doug Ford is being widely condemned and faces calls to apologize to First […]
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Trudeau skates past questions about the future of the monarchy in Canada
By: Terry Haig Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s open to a constitutional debate about the role of the monarchy in Canada. Just not right […]
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Mississauga isn’t a dense, towering metropolis, yet
By: Isaac Callan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer The sun casts its shimmering light on Lake Ontario, reflecting against the cluster of glass towers […]
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Military member who sought to ‘arrest’ PM is sentenced to six years in jail
By: Terry Haig A heavily-armed member of the Canadian military who drove his truck filled with weapons into the main gates of Rideau Hall, the governor general’s […]
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Ontario Pharmacies and Primary Care to begin offering COVID19 vaccines
By: Laura Steiner Ontario pharmacies will begin distributing the COVID19 vaccine on Friday March 12, 2021. The announcement came from Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Solicitor […]
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The Queens of Egypt to visit the Canadian Museum of History
By: Laura Steiner The Canadian Museum of History will host some royal guests this summer. The Queens of Egypt exhibit will make its home at […]
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Military names first-ever female second-in-command after misconduct allegations
By: Terry Haig The Canadian military has named its first female vice chief of defence staff as part of a wide-ranging shakeup that follows accusations […]