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Conservation group highlights World Wetlands Day
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is using World Wetlands Day on Friday to highlight the lesser-known ecosystem. Many people think of wetlands as wet marshy areas, according to the organization's New B...
Brad Perry Feb 02, 2024
Feds to pause MAiD expansion until 2027
Following concerns from provincial and territorial health ministers over readiness, an expansion of medical assistance in death (MAiD) for those suffering from mental illness will be delayed of three ...
Adam Riley Feb 01, 2024
CAA making recommendations to avoid vehicle thefts
Rising auto theft rates across Canada cost the insurance industry about 1.2 billion dollars in claims in 2022. CAA spokesperson Elliott Silverstein says that figure is expected to rise in 2023, "What ...
Tara Clow Feb 01, 2024
World Pond Hockey Championship cancelled
The World Pond Hockey Championship has been put on ice due to a lack of ice. Officials announced Thursday that they had been forced to cancel the annual event in Plaster Rock, N.B. "The unseasonably w...
Brad Perry Feb 01, 2024
Legendary broadcaster Rick Howe passes at 69
Former broadcaster, Rick Howe has died of cancer. He was 69. Howe began his career in the 1970s at radio stations in New Brunswick where he did hockey play-by-play before becoming a news reporter in S...
Kelli Rickard Feb 01, 2024
Vacancy rate falls to 1.5% in 2023
Canada's vacancy rate hit a record low of 1.5 per cent in 2023. It is the lowest rate recorded since Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) began tracking data in 1988. With fewer places avail...
Brad Perry Feb 01, 2024
Chefs Plate ranks best poutine provinces
Canadians love their cheese curds, gravy, and fries. Chefs Plate set out to find the best province for poutine. New Brunswick topped the list. Nova Scotia ranked fifth and Ontario placed second last. ...
Tara Clow Jan 31, 2024
Canada's economy grows 0.3% in November
Canada's economy performed better than expected in November. Statistics Canada said Wednesday that gross domestic grew 0.2 per cent. It follows three months of the economy remaining essentially unchan...
Brad Perry Jan 31, 2024
Report identifies NHL players facing sexual assault charges
A new report identifies the five former World Junior hockey players who have been ordered to turn themselves in to face charges of sexual assault. According to sources, TSN is reporting current NHLers...
Kevin Northup Jan 30, 2024
Most Canadians support banning cell phones in public schools: survey
The majority of Canadians would like to see cell phones not allowed in public schools, according to a survey by Narrative Research. Those surveyed said the main reason is because they are too much of ...
Caitlin Snow Jan 30, 2024





