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$500G PET PROJECT ?
How do you spend half a million dollars fencing in a field? Shawn Allen thinks City Hall has a spending problem, and his first, best example is the new off-leash dog park at Lawrence Ave. E. and Starspray Blvd., east of Port Union Rd. He wants to be...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BANJO BOWL BEATDOWN
For some three months we’ve waited for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to provide the evidence they’re contenders in the competitive CFL West. In Saturday’s Banjo Bowl against second-place Saskatchewan, the defence made its case. Led by safety Redha...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TAKING NOTES
Faced with a prolific rise in the use of artificial intelligence in the world of higher education, some instructors are taking the radical step of going back to pen and paper. Shawna Dolansky, one of the many professors at Carleton University who's...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cancer surgeons in Victoria are brothers from Iran. Sisters are patient and nurse.
When Victoria’s Shaveeta Jnagal was diagnosed with colorectal cancer at age 32, everyone told her she was at least fortunate to have Dr. Khorasani assigned to her case. “I’d tell people my surgeon was Dr. Khorasani and they’d say: ‘You’re so lucky,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A FRESH START
Ryan Johnson, you can sense, is just champing at the bit to get going. The Canucks' general manager has long been known for keeping an upbeat attitude, for always being ready to talk about the game he has spent his entire life in. When he popped his...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Books
Like many children of divorced parents, indie-pop duo Tegan and Sara Quin would split their time between mom and dad at Christmas when growing up in Calgary. Their parents, however, had different levels of enthusiasm when it came to yuletide...
Read Full Story (Page 1)All smiles
Ami Salou, from Ely's Kitchen, shows the vibrant colours of west African country Cote d'ivoire at Franco Festival 2026 at Cowboys Park on Saturday.
Read Full Story (Page 1)LANE SPLIT
Early submissions to the province’s bike lane concern portal were nearly evenly split, with opponents saying the dedicated pathways disrupt traffic and eliminate parking, while proponents argued for improvements to local cycling networks and questioned...
Read Full Story (Page 1)INVESTIGATORS WANT TO HEAR FROM KIDD CREEK WORKERS
A group dedicated to workplace safety wants to hear from anyone in Timmins who worked at the Kidd Metallurgical Plant (also known as the Xstrata Metallurgic plant, and locally known as the “Met site”) and the Kidd Mine from its opening in 1966 to the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`God's work … the devil's price'
Four years ago, Bill Lake, a retired engineer and avid beekeeper from Battersea, Ont., was told he had incurable colon cancer. By the time a CT scan revealed tumours had spread to his lymph nodes, doctors at Kingston General Hospital didn't think they...
Read Full Story (Page 1)REDI officially opens six-unit affordable care home
A new stride in accessible housing, REDI Enterprises Society officially opened the doors Friday to Hampson House, which will provide affordable supported care for six Hatters. The space is named for Cathy Hampson, whose story was unfortunately a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Modi Could Visit Canada as Trade Talks Target Year End
India and Canada are working towards a trade agreement before the end of 2026, with a possible December visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi emerging as a focal point for the next stage of their diplomatic reset. Canadian High Commissioner Christopher...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Dramatic police raid gives neighbours quite a show
An hour-long Tv-like police drama played out on a West Kelowna street last Friday morning. The 9 a.m. quiet was shattered as numerous police cars with sirens screaming and lights flashing pulled into the driveway of a house on Boucherie Road near...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WORK CONTINUES
Crews are shown recently at the site of the ongoing road project, which includes underground and rehabilitative work, along King Street West in Chatham
Read Full Story (Page 1)PROJECT ON TRACK
Dug out of the hillside, a metal track is taking shape through the forest at Ski Martock. By this winter, it will be open for adventurers who will rocket down in carts going at around 50 kilometres an hour at top speed. “It will be the very first...
Read Full Story (Page 1)IN PHOTOS | TIFF movies and moments
Film fans and stars are flocking to Canada's largest city for the Toronto International Film Festival. The 51st edition of TIFF, which runs for 11 days starting Thursday, features nearly 300 titles and big-name actors including Javier Bardem, Cynthia...
Read Full Story (Page 1)C’est le grand soir pour Céline Dion à Paris
Céline Dion fait son grand retour sur scène samedi à Paris, où elle donnera une série de 16 concerts devant 30 000 personnes chaque soir. Un événement tant pour ses admirateurs, qui en rêvaient depuis six ans, que pour la chanteuse, qui est atteinte...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PREMIER PROMISES SHE HAS ANXIOUS MILL TOWN’S BACK: MINISTER
Premier Susan Holt and three of her senior cabinet ministers met on Tuesday with the elected representatives of Nackawic who are anxious that the big mill that’s the lifeblood of their community could close. John Herron, the minister of natural...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PROJECT ON TRACK
JEN TAPLIN Dug out of the hillside, a metal track is taking shape through the forest at Ski Martock. By this winter, it will be open for adventurers who will rocket down in carts going at around 50 kilometres an hour at top speed. “It will be the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Des acheteurs mieux informés que jamais
Des acheteurs très informés peuvent multiplier les demandes lors d’une transaction immobilière, mais un vendeur n’a pas à tout accepter pour conclure la vente. Les acheteurs magasinent désormais énormément en ligne, comparent les propriétés et...
Read Full Story (Page 1)VICTIME DEVENUE POLICIER
« J’ai vu comment les policiers ont travaillé comme une équipe. Comment ils étaient les premiers sur les lieux et ont tout fait pour aider et sauver des citoyens et comment ils m’ont géré moi-même comme témoin », relate James Santos. À l’époque, il...
Read Full Story (Page 1)KINGSTONIAN ESCHEWED 9/11 HERO'S LABEL
On Sept 12, 2001, the front page of The Kingston Whig-standard featured a local connection to an unfathomable history-shaping tragedy that had not yet been abbreviated to the numeric shorthand, 9/11. In that issue, Stuart Crawford Hult offered up his...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mayors pledge collaboration on public safety, economy
The mayors of Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview said Wednesday they will continue working together on issues like public safety and economic development. “Public safety is our top priority,” Moncton Mayor Shawn Crossman said during the State of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sodium et nitrites : bien choisir son jambon
Ce jambon apporte plus de protéines (11,2 g) et moins de gras saturés (0,5 g) et de sodium (448 mg) que la moyenne. La liste des ingrédients est simple et renferme de l’extrait de céleri de culture. Le jambon poivré de la même marque a une valeur...
Read Full Story (Page 1)N.B. brewery planning to move to U.S. for survival
Amid Canada’s national rallying call of elbows up, Zoltan and Laura Fox say they’ve decided to lean on their American neighbour for the survival of their business. The New Brunswick family plans to relocate Mother Mushroom Brewery from Campobello...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Tornado outbreak confirmed near Stratford during Sept. 2 storms
A line of intense, late afternoon storms that swept through the region last week, damaging trees and hydro poles and leaving thousands in the area without power at one point, also produced a pair of tornadoes east of Stratford and another north of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)« La plus grosse opération de concerts de l’histoire du pays »
« Je deviendrai ces autres, qui te donnent du plaisiiiii-iiir… » Accompagnée par le parterre, qui connaît presque autant qu’elle les paroles, la cantatrice aux longs cheveux blonds enchaîne les envolées lyriques dans sa robe à paillettes. On y...
Read Full Story (Page 1)UNITED WAY READY FOR OVER THE EDGE
The United Way Centraid SDG is gearing up for its fourth-annual Over the Edge rappel fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 17. Participants will once again be able to scale down the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. (SLSMC) building on Pitt Street in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)VOTRE NOUVEAU RENDEZ-VOUS DU WEEK-END
Nous sommes fiers de lancer aujourd’hui Les voyages du Journal, le nouveau rendez-vous des amateurs de voyages et d’escapades à prix d’ami. Dès aujourd’hui, cette nouvelle section, regorgeant d’offres de toutes sortes, allant des tout-inclus sous le...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Mount Trashmore is sinking
One of Kitchener's iconic parks is sinking. Formerly a Kitchener dump, McLennan Park, popularly known as Mount Trashmore, is alive just beneath the surface. The park officially opened in August 2011, with a playground, splash pad, bike park and skate...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TIDYING UP TOPPLED TREES
Workers with Davey Tree Care Services remove storm-damaged tree limbs on Ford Boulevard on Wednesday. The company has multiple crews helping with the cleanup from last week's tornado. The city has received more than 1,000 requests for service after...
Read Full Story (Page 1)HARD TIMES HIT HOME
New data from B.C. real estate search platform Zealty shows the annual number of court-ordered home listings in the Lower Mainland has more than tripled over the last three years. The trend indicates `the economy is not in good health,' says Zealty...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SCOUTS HONOUR
Jim Bzdel, recently inducted into the Professional Hockey Scouts Foundation's Wall of Honour, displays an exchanged stick from playing against the Soviets in the late 1960s. Bzdel, now 92 years old, scouted for 12 teams in three leagues through 36...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Two nations recall one moment in time
Canadian and U.S. flags flew side by side above the Horseshoe Falls, lifted high on the aerial ladder of a Niagara Falls fire truck. Below, the sun broke through the mist — much as it had 25 years ago on the morning everything changed. Emergency and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Walker scholarship winner sings Point Edward's praises
Jordyn Guggisberg, this year's recipient of the Maynard and Rene Walker Family scholarship, has called Point Edward home all 18 years of her life. The graduate of St. Patrick's secondary school is the 12th village resident to receive the US$5,000...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Two nations recall one moment in time
Canadian and U.S. flags flew side by side above the Horseshoe Falls, lifted high on the aerial ladder of a Niagara Falls fire truck. Below, the sun broke through the mist — much as it had 25 years ago on the morning everything changed. Emergency and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BRIDGING THE GAP
After being closed since April for repairs and road work, the University Bridge reopened this week to vehicle traffic and transit routes. According to statistics from the city, an average of between 36,000 and 39,000 vehicles cross the bridge daily.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Remembering the fallen, honouring their service and sacrifice 25 years later
Friday marked the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attack on New York City on Sept. 11, 2001, where more than 2,000 people lost their lives, including first responders, and Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services honoured their memory with its annual...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Two nations recall one moment in time
Canadian and U.S. flags flew side by side above the Horseshoe Falls, lifted high on the aerial ladder of a Niagara Falls fire truck. Below, the sun broke through the mist — much as it had 25 years ago on the morning everything changed. Emergency and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PARKSIDE TURNS 50
A mocktail event celebrating the ParkSide Centre's 50th anniversary was held on Wednesday September 9, 2026. The ParkSide Centre was originally called the Sudbury Regional Senior Citizens' Centre 50 years ago. The mocktail event is the first in a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Grey County businesses brace for tariff impact, hope for resolution
Grey County businesses are expecting varying impacts from the escalating trade war between Canada and the United States, but many remain hopeful the matter will be settled sooner rather than later. Canada's counter-tariffs to the U.S. Section 338...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Years of recovery lay ahead for Summerland
While the road to recovery for Summerland is underway, it’s going to take years for the community to fully recover from the worst natural disaster in the history of the community. LDVW 7uHVdDy wDV WKH fiUVW WLPH Summerland council met since the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A small city's fix for homelessness
Not too long ago, Greg Jamieson had no home. He couchsurfed, slept in a shelter, or hunkered down outside. “I was a tarp kind of person,” says Jamieson, explaining how he'd set up leantos around St. Thomas, his hometown in Elgin County near London,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)She won a Canadian innovation award at 16. She’s chosen the U.S. for university, and maybe her whole career.
Naila Moloo, 19, won the 2022 Canadian Youth Innovation Award at the age of 16 for creating a flexible solar panel prototype when she was a Grade 11 student at Elmwood School in Ottawa. She plans to become an entrepreneur, pursuing her own Ai-startup,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SPRUCE MASTERS CLASS
There was nothing wild about Calgary Wild FC'S first four months of the Northern Super League season — 14 games and not a victory in sight (12 losses and two draws). Now look at them. Wild FC carries a six-match unbeaten run into Saturday's meeting...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`IT COULD HAVE BEEN CATASTROPHIC'
Algoma Steel must pay $1.2 million in fines for releasing about 1,000 litres of gear oil into the St. Mary's River more than four years ago. Ontario Court Justice Martin Lambert called the incident completely avoidable. The discharge of approximately...
Read Full Story (Page 1)REMEMBERING 9/11
Charlottetown firefighters take part in a memorial service at Station 1 on Friday marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. During the event, radio transmissions were replayed from the response to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)She won a Canadian innovation award at 16. She’s chosen the U.S. for university, and maybe her whole career.
Naila Moloo, 19, won the 2022 Canadian Youth Innovation Award at the age of 16 for creating a flexible solar panel prototype when she was a Grade 11 student at Elmwood School in Ottawa. She plans to become an entrepreneur, pursuing her own AI-startup,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)STANDING TOGETHER
A man reflects as local first responders gather outside Peterborough Fire Services headquarters on Sherbrooke Street on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The ceremony was held to remember the lives lost, including...
Read Full Story (Page 1)MAYOR'S BBQ WELCOMES STUDENTS TO CITY
Laurier Brantford students Cameron Boldrini and Taylor Faber have already passed their first test of the new school year. They were among the many students to attend the annual Mayor's Barbecue held Wednesday (Sept. 9) in the lower-level atrium at 1...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TRADE MINISTER FEDELI REMAINS ONTARIO’S TOP SALESMAN
Nipissing MPP Vic Fedeli remains in his role as Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. Premier Doug Ford made some cabinet changes Thursday as a result of an escalating trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump. “President Trump...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SIGNS OF AN ELECTION
Volunteers install election signs for Bay ward candidate Theresa Kavanagh on Friday morning. Yard signs and other campaign advertisements started popping up overnight, with candidates doing a signage blitz shortly after midnight.
Read Full Story (Page 1)COAST GUARD ADDS FIRST LARGE VESSEL ON GREAT LAKES IN OVER 30 YEARS
The Canadian Coast Guard officially welcomed Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Judy Lamarsh into its fleet on Thursday, the first time an additional large vessel has joined the Great Lakes region in over 30 years. Based in Prescott, the vessel will...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A SOLEMN CEREMONY
Firefighters lay a wreath Friday during a service at the Firefighters Memorial Plaza to honour the active and retired members of Edmonton Fire Rescue Services who have passed away in the last year. The ceremony is held every year on the anniversary of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BIG REPAIRS UNDERWAY
Nova Scotia Minister of Public Works Fred Tilley, left, speaks with Brad Harrison, area manager of public works, earlier this week at a washed-out area of West Bay Road in Richmond County. Behind Tilley is one of many large culverts that were washed...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The real art of the deal
Mark Carney wants to change how global investors see Canada. As they touch down in Toronto, it’s closing time
Read Full Story (Page 1)The real art of the deal
Mark Carney wants to change how global investors see Canada. As they touch down in Toronto, it’s closing time
Read Full Story (Page 1)The real art of the deal
Mark Carney wants to change how global investors see Canada. As they touch down in Toronto, it’s closing time
Read Full Story (Page 1)BRACING FOR IMPACT
There are a lot more U.s.-made appliances in London Major Appliances' Sovereign Road warehouse these, says owner Jay Vanderhoeven, as the retailer races to protect customers from price spikes by dodging Canadian counter-tariffs amid the ongoing...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Un nouveau départ pour la saga de zombie
Fans d’épouvante, préparez vos bagages ; l’embarquement pour Raccoon City commence dans quelques jours. En attendant de découvrir la nouvelle incursion dans l’univers de Resident Evil, voici cinq choses à savoir sur ce très attendu film du cinéaste...
Read Full Story (Page 3)BELLEVILLE BREAKS GROUND ON $86M AVONLOUGH SEWAGE PUMPING STATION
Government officials were all smiles as they broke ground Wednesday on the start of a new $86 million project that will service the future construction of 9,000 new homes in Belleville's western outskirts with water and sewer. Brandishing long-handled...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Moncton: des commerçants réclament une unité de police spécialisée
La criminalité est un phénomène complexe. Mais une chose est sûre: les commerçants et les milieux d’affaires savent faire entendre leurs préoccupations à ce sujet. Après la Chambre de commerce du Grand Moncton mercredi, le Conseil canadien du commerce...
Read Full Story (Page 2)CONSUMPTION SITE DISPUTE
When the Gadbois gymnastics club in St-henri sent its members a memo about the upcoming season this summer, it included the usual reminders about mandatory uniforms and the need for young gymnasts to bring their own water bottles. But the memo ended...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The real art of the deal
Mark Carney wants to change how global investors see Canada. As they touch down in Toronto, it’s closing time
Read Full Story (Page 1)The real art of the deal
Mark Carney wants to change how global investors see Canada. As they touch down in Toronto, it’s closing time
Read Full Story (Page 1)LE GRAND RETOUR CÉLINE DE
Qui aurait cru, quand elle a décrit en entrevue à NBC ses symptômes du syndrome de la personne raide, « C’est comme si quelqu’un vous étranglait », qu’elle chanterait aux Jeux olympiques, du haut de la tour Eiffel, L’Hymne à l’amour d’Édith Piaf de...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`A community-owned market'
More than 100 people came through the doors of Kluskap Market during its grand opening at Glooscap Landing, marking the culmination of an idea more than a decade in the making. The Indigenous-run market, developed by Glooscap Ventures, celebrated its...
Read Full Story (Page 1)THE WARMTH OF GIVING
The YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin has begun its annual Community Coat Drive, hoping to collect 800 winter coats, and other warm winter gear, for distribution to those in need. The campaign continues to Oct. 2. For more, please turn to Eric Bunnell's column on
Read Full Story (Page 1)LDWC: Many stages, one community
Like the next act in a play, the change of seasons brings a change in scenery, routines and rhythms of life. As the pace picks up for fall, it also brings forth the chance to rediscover the programs and people that build community. At the LDWC,...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Rusty Cage Fun Run more than just a motorcycle ride
Motorcyclists came together in Swift Current for a day out on the open road during a memorial bike ride that also raised funds to support charitable causes in the community. The 17th annual Rusty Cage Fun Run in memory of fallen bikers started and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)How much will Canada's tariff retaliation hurt Ontario?
Canadian counter-tariffs against the United States went into effect Tuesday. The countermeasures will make it more expensive for businesses in Ontario and across Canada to import certain goods from the United States, with repercussions for the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Streets of history
Bernice Marshall still remembers seeing her Woody Island home floating in through the harbour in Arnold’s Cove. Sitting in the home of her sisterin-law, the now 88-year-old originally from Port Elizabeth watched through a window alongside her two...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Massey Fair draws crowds from near and far
Over the weekend, from Aug. 28 through Aug. 30, families from up and down the North Shore visited Massey Agricultural Society's annual Massey Fair. With each passing year, the fair has become a premier event, featuring top-name musical talent on the...
Read Full Story (Page 2)`WE WANT TO SEE CHANGE'
Tensions are rising in Trenton following a heated council meeting, threats of violence against council members, and a protest at town hall. On Aug. 30, dozens of residents gathered at the town hall for a peaceful protest against the current town...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A SUMMERSIDE SANCTUARY
A walker travels a crushed stone path through a forest. It's a sunny day, but the only proof of that is the scattered bits of light finding cracks in the overhanging canopy of late summer leaves. Birds chirp as they flit from one tree to another....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Man pleads guilty to murder
A Kings County man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the killing of a popular music teacher two years ago in Greenwood. Dale Allen Toole, 56, of Morden made the plea Sept. 1 in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Kentville. Toole had been...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FANTASTIC HOSPITALITY
Hundreds of people filled the West Head wharf on Cape Sable Island on Sept. 2 for a chance to visit the iconic Bluenose II. To welcome Nova Scotia's sailing ambassador and its crew, a wharf party was organized by the Town of Clark's Harbour, where...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Province provides funds for rink, community centre upgrades
Campbellton’s newest outdoor rink will cost in the area of $200,000 with some of those costs to be offset by an influx of provincial government money. Restigouche West MLA Gilles LePage, who is also the minister responsible for the Regional...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ÉCRIVEZ-NOUS!
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Read Full Story (Page 3)Trudeau’s Teenage Dream
Justin and Katy are partying like it’s 2015— and we can’t look away
Read Full Story (Page 3)Indigenous gathering space near Med. Hat brings cultural significance closer
Medicine Hat’s Indigenous community is now able to use an outdoor gathering space at Police Point Park for ceremonies, teachings, reflection and cultural connection after the ground was blessed Friday morning. The new gathering space and ceremonial...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PORTES OUVERTES AU CARREFOUR DES FEMMES DU GRAND LACHUTE
Le jeudi 3 septembre, le Carrefour des femmes du Grand Lachute a tenu une journée portes ouvertes qui a permis aux visiteurs de découvrir les locaux et les activités offertes par l’organisme, qui a pour mission de briser l’isolement des femmes,...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Recette en couverture :
Recette en couverture : Boulettes de viande sucrées-salées, page 70 Stylisme : Emmeryse Michaud Photo : Jean-Christophe Blanchet
Read Full Story (Page 3)BAYFEST SMILES
Emerson Gilchrist gets her face painted by Kelly Rudy of Kelly’s Broken Easel during the annual Bayfest celebration on Saturday in Port Rowan. This year marked the 25th Long Point Country Bayfest held over the Labour Day weekend.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Wellesley bears brunt of storm that passed through region last week
THE SEVERE WEATHER THAT RIPPED through the area September 2 had some of the trappings of a tornado, but fell short of that designation. A tornado vortex signature – a radar detection that indicates the possible presence of a forming tornado – was...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Renaissance Active Living Centre celebrates grand opening
On Sept. 1, the grand opening of the Renaissance Active Living Centre (Ren Cen) took place in its new home at 6 Charles Walk in Elliot Lake. The festivities started with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. A rather large crowd of members and well-wishers...
Read Full Story (Page 2)LA FACTURE GRIMPE, MAIS OTTAWA RÉPOND PRÉSENT
Artéfacts emballés, poutres renforcées, salles encore en chantier : le Musée de Saint-boniface se prépare doucement à retrouver son public. Fermé depuis juin 2024, le plus vieux bâtiment de Winnipeg doit commencer à rouvrir progressivement dès...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Colchester councillor breached code of conduct, investigation finds
A recent investigation into a complaint filed against Colchester County Coun. Lisa Patton found she broke the municipal code of conduct for elected o cials. Patton, who represents District 8, said the complaint was about a series of public Facebook...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Festival Western de St-Tite: une édition sous le signe de la nouvelle génération! Country La remarquable ascension de Sugar Crush Théâtre Brigitte Lafleur: en vedette dans Tout sur le sexe Balado Valérie Chevalier: la solitude au coeur des conversat
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Read Full Story (Page 3)Hinton RCMP makes arrests in drug tra cking investigation
RCMP - On Aug. 27, 2026, a Hinton RCMP member was conducting patrols in the town of Hinton when he initiated a traffic stop on a truck occupied by two men. The driver stated he did not have a license and further investigation revealed he was under...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Daõ Reserva Catedral
Savourez d’abord des blancs vifs et éclatants, puis passez aux rouges veloutés aux nuances épicées et aux légendaires portos chaleureux. Ces vins polyvalents à table o rent une qualité inégalée et un excellent rapport qualité-prix. Partez à la...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The New Ice Age
Fracette (rhymes with cassette) reimagines sparkling wine by integrating Canada’s legendary Icewine, coveted around the world for its flavour, depth and rarity. The result? Wines of unique complexity and vibrancy. The name gives a nod to both frozen...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Balloon fiesta part of ‘fabric’ of Sussex: organizers
With more than 40 years in the air, the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta has seen generations of pilots, volunteers and spectators. The festival is celebrating its 40th anniversary in Princess Louise Park in Sussex from Sept. 10 to 13. It’s the town’s...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Hills Drug Store celebrates 125 years in Portage la Prairie
Community members gathered at the Fort la Reine Museum recently to celebrate a major milestone for Hill’s Drugstore as the local pharmacy marked 125 years of continuous business in Portage la Prairie. The anniversary event brought together residents,...
Read Full Story (Page 2)La nouvelle course aux étoiles
La pollution lumineuse mondiale croît de 10 % par année, ce qui a des conséquences graves sur la santé, les écosystèmes et la recherche scientifique. Mise en lumière d’un problème que certaines régions du Québec ont résolu.
Read Full Story (Page 3)N.B. company: We’ll take over government veterinary services
Western New Brunswick company Carleton AgriSolutions says it will take over government veterinary services on April 1, and the province says it’s abandoning its plan to move the provincial testing lab, seemingly ending six months of drama that began...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kenora Terry Fox Run sets $1 million goal
After raising more than $762,000 over the past 45 years, organizers of the Kenora Terry Fox Run are hoping to reach $1 million by the event’s 50th anniversary. The 46th annual run takes place Sunday, Sept. 20, at Valleyview School. Kenora has held a...
Read Full Story (Page 2)30 ANS DE SOLIDARITÉ POUR LE RÉSEAU DE DÉPANNAGE ALIMENTAIRE DE L’OUEST DE LA MRC D’ARGENTEUIL
Le RDAOA lance une campagne de financement pour assurer la continuité de l’aide alimentaire à Grenville et Grenvillesur-la Rouge. Depuis 30 ans, le Réseau de dépannage alimentaire de l’ouest est présent à Grenville et à Grenville-sur-la-Rouge pour...
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Toy Run returns as riders gear up to support Moose Jaw Families this Christmas
The sight of hundreds of motorcycles lining Main Street each September has become one of Moose Jaw’s most recognizable traditions, an annual reminder of how deeply this community shows up for its own. This year, the 38th Moose Jaw Toy Run returns on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Huron County cleans up after severe storm
Crews were cleaning up on the morning of Thursday, Sept. 3, while thousands in Huron County remained without power after a severe storm ripped through the region the night before. The storm, which included heavy winds, lightning, torrential rain and...
Read Full Story (Page 2)C’est de l’économie, stupide !
epuis la nuit du 21 août, je joue dans la suite du lm sorti début 2025. Le sujet principal de notre premier numéro de l’automne avait été pensé, discuté, écrit, imaginé pour la page couverture. Donald Trump en a décidé autrement. Celui qui est...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Saugeen firefighters make history in new Indigenous wildfire brigade
Saugeen First Nation firefighters have returned from the first mission of a new Indigenous-led firefighting brigade, summoned to aid fire-threatened Thunder Bay-area First Nations. Three Saugeen firefighters were among 35 fellow Indigenous...
Read Full Story (Page 2)PROPERTIES
Wheat: The story matters more than the spreadsheet Canada should not copy Trump’s beef blunder Crop producers face fertilizer uncertainty
Read Full Story (Page 1)New hate law takes effect amid warnings it is ‘vague and worrisome’
Read: 4 min Canada’s controversial new hate crime law comes into force next week. The Combatting Hate Act, previously known as Bill C-9, defines hate in the Criminal Code and removes a religious defence for hate speech. It also makes it an offence...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Churchill Falls en chiffres
Les projets d’électricité ont une valeur estimée de 70 milliards de $ Le gouvernement fédéral y investit 10 milliards de $ Les revenus totaux que recevra Terre-Neuveet-Labrador à travers l’entente atteindront 49 billions de $ 85% des emplois dans...
Read Full Story (Page 2)ON THE COVER
A cosy, English-inspired kitchen by Emily Griffin of Griffin Houghton.
Read Full Story (Page 12)L‛inconfort nécessaire
«C omment se porte ton équipe ? » Voilà une question que l’on pose souvent aux gestionnaires. Et pour cause : la capacité à mobiliser un groupe et à le faire progresser figure parmi leurs responsabilités les plus importantes. Mais qu’est-ce qui...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Équipe mode
fashion team 01 ALEXANDRE DESLAURIERS styliste maquillage / Hair and Make-up Artist 02 RAFAËL ESTRELLA styliste coiffure / Hair Artist
Read Full Story (Page 26)>> Cover Artist
Lindsay Elliott is a Vancouver-based photographer working across commercial, editorial, and lifestyle projects. She is drawn to unscripted moments that reveal connection and character with a focus on people and the stories that surround them. Elliott’s...
Read Full Story (Page 3)LIGHT HOUSES
Sehnsucht. Unless you’re a German speaker, the word probably doesn’t roll off the tongue. But the German Romantics of the 18th and 19th centuries turned to it to connote a sense of a yearning for the infinite, a nostalgia for something that might be...
Read Full Story (Page 38)COVERGIRL - ANDRÉANE CHAMBERLAND
Andréane Chamberland a conquis la France entière avec Les Anges 8, puis Instagram avec plus de 500 000 abonnés — pas mal pour une fille de Portneuf! Mannequin, photographe, et reine incontestée du feed parfait, elle prouve qu’on peut venir d’un petit...
Read Full Story (Page 4)RAINBOW! FÊTE 15 ANS DE CARRIÈRE!
« Il faut comprendre qu’une participation à Drag Race exige un grand laisser-aller. Ça reste un énorme investissement d’argent, sans connaître le résultat. Plusieurs drags ont dépensé des sommes folles et elles paient encore leurs dettes des années...
Read Full Story (Page 6)L'odysée mcgilloise
Que nous sommes heureux de vous retrouver, chers lecteurs, après un si long hiatus. Des quatre coins du monde, Mcgillois et Mcgilloises reposent leurs bottes sur l'île de Montréal, prêts à retrouver leurs amis, leurs cours, leurs associations,...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Keep the Planet in Mind During Move-in
As July turns to August, and August to September, slowly but surely the streets between University and Parc come out of a summer hibernation. Each year, over seven thousand undergraduate students begin their studies at McGill, with 52 per cent of the...
Read Full Story (Page 3)CHEAP EATS THE BEST BARGAIN BITES AND HOTTEST MEAL DEALS
If you thought it was impossible to get a great meal for a good deal these days, we’re here to prove you wrong: flip the page for the best cheap eats in town. But this issue’s food coverage doesn’t end there—read on for outrageous seafood towers, the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Our 2026 portfolio of the city’s most stylish people
Style isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you wear it. Our 2026 list features an NBA All-Star, a festival honcho and a Bay Street lawyer, plus a dozen other Torontonians whose flair, ’fits and swagger made the cut
Read Full Story (Page 1)What’s shaping your faith?
Canadian Christians are already using AI tools for prayer, Bible study and devotional life. The question isn’t whether to engage. It’s how to do it faithfully. Last August, I sat in on a webinar hosted by Unseminary called Stop Dreading Sermon Prep:...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Dernière
À mesure que la glace de l’Arctique disparaît, les morses et les autres espèces indigènes sont coincés sur une territoire qui rétrécit
Read Full Story (Page 1)Tales From a Warming Ocean
Inside the Arctic’s unravelling ecosystem, as southern species move in and ancient ice disappears
Read Full Story (Page 3)The NWMO shares final design for Centre of Expertise
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) recently unveiled the final design for our Centre of Expertise. It will be located in Ignace, Ont., a host community for Canada’s deep geological repository for used nuclear fuel. The centre represents...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Solutions rangement & organisation
De bonnes Ldées Sour joLndre l’utile à l’agréable
Read Full Story (Page 3)Un vent de renouveau aux équipes de commandement
A Wind of Change Across the Command Teams
Read Full Story (Page 1)LES CLINIQUES Dr FRÉDÉRIC SIMARD
AU-DELÀ DES INJECTIONS : 15 ANS DE CONFIANCE ET D’EXPERTISE
Read Full Story (Page 3)Meet the Animal Kingdom’s Jekyll and Hydes
They look adorable. They look harmless. They’re lying. Meet five animals living secret double lives.
Read Full Story (Page 3)PLAISIR SIMPLE ET SANS PRÉTENTION
Pas besoin d'être chef pour réussir des boulettes et des croquettes : ces mets s'inscrivent dans une cuisine accessible, généreuse et sans chichi. Pour la plupart d'entre nous, ils sont même enfouis dans notre mémoire affective. Une seule bouchée et on...
Read Full Story (Page 7)LE PARCOURS DU COMBATTANT
Il faut de plus en plus de détermination et de courage pour rouler en voiture ancienne à Montréal et en périphérie ! Ceux et celles qui persistent à le faire ont l’impression de participer à une course à obstacles. Nos routes n’ont pas été pensées...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Jérôme Dupras veut décloisonner la science
Le nouveau scientifique en chef du Québec compte profiter de sa notoriété pour promouvoir la science sur tous les plans de la société.
Read Full Story (Page 3)Why Train for Your Marathon?
Motivated by some misguided notion to see how they do without any preparation, an alarming number of newcomers to running approach training for the marathon as if it’s somehow cheating. Here are some persuasive arguments i n favour of training, and how...
Read Full Story (Page 3)FALL FORWARD
Are you feeling it yet? That back-to-school, back-towork, back-to-retirement… whatever pull of familiar schedules and routines that we always experience as September arrives? We all know it. It’s been hardwired into us since childhood—and let’s face...
Read Full Story (Page 4)From My Home to Yours
I’ll admit it: this issue is a little different. In July, I moved into a new home. It’s filled with natural light, boasts soaring 18-foot white walls...and came with a very extensive to-do list! Before long, I found myself doing exactly what many of...
Read Full Story (Page 3)SHANIA TWAIN
While her new music looks back, the Canadian icon is focused on the future.
Read Full Story (Page 12)TENDANCES
On a aperçu ces looks sur les passerelles des Semaines de la mode — et on adore!
Read Full Story (Page 5)MA MAISON, VOTRE INSPIRATION!
Je l’avoue: ce numéro est un peu différent. En juillet, j’ai fait l’acquisition d’une nouvelle maison. Une maison baignée de lumière, avec ses immenses murs blancs de 18 pi de hauteur… et une longue liste de projets! Très vite, je me suis surprise à...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Retour aux sources
Je me souviens encore du jour où le magazine Coup de pouce est arrivé chez moi, à Chicoutimi, en 1984… Il était adressé à ma mère, mais je le feuilletais déjà avec grand intérêt. Sans me douter qu’un jour je serais à la barre de la Cuisine pour cette...
Read Full Story (Page 4)SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER 2026
ON THE COVER Photographer Colleen Gara captured this bobcat kitten on the front deck of a home in Calgary. Gara’s photos accompany a feature story inside on coexisting with urban wildlife.
Read Full Story (Page 3)How did the search for a northern route change what the world thought it knew?
Long before European explorers sought a route between two great oceans, Inuit knew these northern waters as home, navigating by sea ice, stars, and story. Their deep knowledge shaped every map that followed. When European expeditions arrived in search...
Read Full Story (Page 2)The play’s the thing
There is a meme on the internet that tells adults to remember the things they loved in childhood and to bring them back into their lives. As kids, my sisters and I used to perform all the time. We would sing and dance to the musical and ballet tunes...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Le plein d'énergie et de plaisir
Pes protéines sous forme de suppléments sont partout ! L’engouement marqué dans le milieu de la mise en forme nous a donné envie de creuser la question : cette omniprésence serait-elle un simple coup de marketing ? Ce numéro vous permettra de...
Read Full Story (Page 3)On the Covers
Our newsstand readers were treated to the bold cover on the right. Subscribers enjoyed The Diver, a 1976 watercolour-on-paper painting by the late artist Ken Danby, from a private collection in Westmount, Que., with assistance from the Alan Klinkoff...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Thin Air in the High Atlas, Morocco
The sting in my fingers became unbearable. I attempted to move with careful grace as I could hear my heartbeat in my ears. My mouth filled with cotton and the rising feeling that something was not good surrounded me. Onsighting while lead rope soloing...
Read Full Story (Page 3)TRAILBLAZER HARRY ADAIR
Leonidas Harry Adair was a man who lived as a fearless entrepreneur in two countries. Born to Martha and James Adair in Richwood Township, Sharp, Arkansas, in September 1874, he was the eldest of five children, with four sisters and one...
Read Full Story (Page 3)SEASONAL SHIFT
The winding down of summer always has me feeling a bit wistful and wondering where the season has gone. Of course, it also brings with it the delight of a sublime period for fashion. At FASHION, September is especially exciting because not only does it...
Read Full Story (Page 14)THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL
about this time of year. The days stretch a little longer, calendars become a little more flexible, and the roads ahead seem filled with possibility. It is the season when a simple drive can turn into an unforgettable journey, when a remarkable meal...
Read Full Story (Page 10)Gravel Privateer LAURIE ARSENEAULT À Is in Search of Race Magic
Gravel Privateer LAURIE ARSENEAULT À Is in Search of Race Magic
Read Full Story (Page 1)ON LIVING WELL
What is the secret to a life well lived? Maybe the secret is to keep living it — to not stop doing the things you love or the things that give you joy just because you’re getting older. That is the advice of the “Spanish King,” the endearing and apt...
Read Full Story (Page 10)SEND your BAZOOF! ™ questions and letters to me at bazoof.com/submit.
“I love writing, and I love sea turtles. I am concerned about the environment, so I wrote this story to help stop pollution.” Gisele, Age 11 “Writing can be a great way to spread awareness on important world issues—like sea pollution. And no doubt...
Read Full Story (Page 3)EDITOR ´ S LETTER
Dear Readers, Ever since my trip to New York this past April, I’ve found myself longing to return to The Mark Hotel, which says a lot, given how much I normally relish discovering new hotels and restaurants at every opportunity. The Mark was built as...
Read Full Story (Page 3)CANADA’S PEACE TRAIN 2026: TO GET PEACE BACK ON TRACK
This year's Peace Train departs from Vancouver on Friday, October 23rd. “The Canadian Train” as it is called, signifies that Canadians need to do a better job of curbing rampant self-interest, hate and polarization among people, and increase dialogue...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Hey Rockstars!
Every issue of this magazine reminds me why this movement matters so deeply. What we are building together is bigger than business. It is a movement rooted in grit, resilience, leadership, and the courage to keep showing up long before the results are...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The 90Th Fire Fighters Ten Mile Road Race!
Since 1910 the Fire Fighters Ten Mile Road Race has been held in Thunder Bay. It is the longest standing 10 mile road race in Canada. The weather this year, May 18th, was overcast at about 10° with some rain earlier in the day, but the Thunder Bay...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Mégan Brouillard en feu
ENTRE, JE T’ATTENDAIS ! Le sourire franc et le regard accueillant, Mégan Brouillard m’ouvre sa porte. En quelques secondes, la glace est déjà cassée. Le condo lumineux de la jeune humoriste n’a rien à voir avec les intérieurs froids et minimalistes...
Read Full Story (Page 1)N.B. athlete flourishes as Special Olympics Canada ambassador
Sophia Gallant was a shy eight-yearold when she and her family signed on for Special Olympics programming in Miramichi. Four years later, that once-shy little girl finds herself one of nine Special Olympics athlete ambassadors from across Canada. As...
Read Full Story (Page 3)World Champion Solveig Lovseth
The reigning Ironman World Champion reflects on her rapid rise in long-course racing, the mindset shaping her success, and the possibility of becoming the first woman since Daniela Ryf to win back-to-back Kona titles.
Read Full Story (Page 3)ROAD TRIP Death Valley
MAYBE IT WAS IRONIC that I arrived in Death Valley National Park thinking about life and death. My mom had just been admitted to a hospital on the other side of the country, and sleep felt impossible knowing she was there alone. In the middle of this...
Read Full Story (Page 4)The Torch of Tradition
ALSO! Highland Games & Celtic Festivals The NaNaz, Touring Around With Rosie Scottish Cheese Academy, Sue Foley
Read Full Story (Page 1)WINERIES, CIDERIES AND MORE ON THE GULF ISLANDS
THERE’S A NOTICEABLE LACK of Amazon delivery trucks as I drive around the winding single-lane roads on Pender Island. I’ve forgotten to pack my shampoo and conditioner, and the modern convenience of being able to order anything with the tap of a finger...
Read Full Story (Page 1)NOTE TO READERS
Reflecting ongoing shifts in the media landscape and evolving reader habits, today's edition of the Gananoque Reporter will be its last in print. Our journalism can be read through our digital or print platforms. Postmedia continues to serve the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)La chronique S'exercer au bonheur
Le redressement : retrouver sa verticalité et choisir la vie
Read Full Story (Page 6)主編寄語EDITOR'S LETTER
親愛的 大家庭, Fête Chinoise 以及每一位心懷更美好世界的朋友:執筆寫下這篇主編的話時,正值春假結束、回程航班的最後兩小時。我終於從頭到尾看完電影《花椒之味》(2019 )。這部電影不僅觸動了我,當中鄭秀文唱的那句歌詞——「有甚麼,好好說」——更在我腦海中縈繞不散。飛行本身是一種獨特的體驗,它成了我重溫錯過的電影、觀看獨家紀錄片與人物專訪的時光。藉此機會,我也想向國泰航空成立八十周年,送上最誠摯的祝賀。耳機現正播放陳奕迅的《 》演唱會專輯——當 FEAR and...
Read Full Story (Page 10)SMALL SHOP ISSUE 2026
The updated Vicmarc VL150 V3 EVS 0.75kW lathe arrives with a smarter feature set designed for precision turning in a compact footprint. A remote magnetic switch box improves safety and convenience, while the new RPM display provides accurate spindle...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sundae Party 68
There ain’t no party like a summer sundae party. That’s a saying, right If it isn’t, it’s about to be—and these homemade toppings will make it a party to remember.
Read Full Story (Page 3)7 Cat Toys to Suit All Play Styles
Toys to delight and engage every cat, from energetic kittens to reluctant-to-play seniors.
Read Full Story (Page 4)It’s over, but something is starting
Dear readers, The magazine you are holding is the final issue of Canada’s Local Gardener. That is a difficult sentence to write. But it is not the end of what we have been trying to do. Over the coming months, this work will continue under a new...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Can These Dogs Really Talk?
Can dogs talk using button soundboards—or is it just clever conditioning? A new documentary special explores the science behind the viral phenomenon
Read Full Story (Page 4)THE ART OF MEDITERRANEAN CRUISING
When gourmands plan a trip around what they’ll see and taste, the journey is as meaningful as the destination. That’s why Emerald Yacht Cruises are such a refined yet relaxed way to explore: They feature thoughtfully designed routes that take...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Buyers Guide 2026
eNEWS TAIPEI CYCLE BLUE HIGHWAYS VÉLO CANADA BIKES REGULATIONS & SAFETY VIIALA BIKES LAUNCHED GORDIE HOWE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE
Read Full Story (Page 1)« La première gorgée me réchauffe et ramène à mon esprit tout un héritage de ténacité et de capacité à profiter de la vie, même quand les temps sont durs, même dans le dénuement,
même quand on habite un archipel balayé par la fureur des éléments, même dans les grands bouleversements de l’histoire. »
Read Full Story (Page 3)CANADA’S HIGH ARCTIC
A return to Pond Inlet and the Arctic’s living floe edge, where wildlife, Inuit tradition and midnight sun collide
Read Full Story (Page 12)Côté cour
• Jardin de Marguerite et Florent • Jardin KE • Projet Gardenvale • Entre pierres et lumière
Read Full Story (Page 16)Once Upon a Time in Harlem The Sandbox
(dirs. William and David Greaves, 2026) (dir. Kenya-Jade Pinto, 2026)
Read Full Story (Page 3)MOT DE LA RÉDACTRICE EN CHEF
Les Premiers Peuples se déplacent depuis des générations sur tout le territoire que nous appelons aujourd'hui l'Amérique du Nord. Mais les colons ont créé de nouvelles frontières. Les États-Unis ont déclaré que leur pays n'appartenait plus aux...
Read Full Story (Page 2)FROM THE EDITOR
First Peoples have moved all over what we now call North America for generations upon generations. Settlers created new borders. The United States declared itself a country separate from Britain, starting a long relationship between it and what would...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Plot Twist..
March has always felt like the universe’s halffinished sentence. Not quite winter, not quite spring. A little messy, a little hopeful, and somehow full of tiny nudges whispering, “Okay… your turn.” And apparently, the universe doesn’t whisper very...
Read Full Story (Page 4)COUNTLESS WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Now is the time to protect our environment. And the Friends of the Pugwash Estuary is a volunteer-driven, registered charity doing all it can to make that happen. Betty Hodgson, chair of the organization's board of directors, says the group is more...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Helping business dreams become reality
Business-minded people in Lunenburg are encouraged to embrace opportunities to help them flourish. LIFT Lunenburg County empowers entrepreneurs to thrive through support, resources, mentorship, networking and access to financial assistance. Evelyn...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cover St y
Anishinaabe writer Armand Ruffo reflects on the journey of Sounding Thunder, a powerful collaboration blending classical music, Indigenous storytelling, and Anishinaabe song to honour Chief Francis Pegahmagabow—now entering a new chapter with the...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The City Comes to the Mall
What do Canada’s biggest retail redevelopments have in store for us?
Read Full Story (Page 9)Lake Tahoe Region
Stunning mountain vistas, majestic pines, substantial snowfall, over 300 days of sunshine each year, and the emerald-blue waters of Lake Tahoe are all signature features of the Lake Tahoe Region. Known for its world-class cross-country and downhill ski...
Read Full Story (Page 3)L’ORGANISATION DE LA PENDERIE
Il est maintenant l’heure de ranger tous les vêtements que vous avez portés cet été. Déposez-les dans un bac plat plastifié sur roulettes, à glisser sous le lit. N’hésitez pas à faire un bon tri et à donner ceux que vous n’avez pas portés au cours des...
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