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Read Full Story (Page 1)We’re losing trees far faster than nature can grow them or humans can plant them. With fire season upon us, Erin Anderssen asks: Is there a better way?
On top of a Quebec mountain, a scraggly tree rises out of stone. Neither the mountain nor the tree seems to be in its proper place. The rock rises like a camel hump out of flat farmland at the edge of the St. Lawrence River; the tree usually flourishes...
Read Full Story (Page 1)We’re losing trees far faster than nature can grow them or humans can plant them. With fire season upon us, Erin Anderssen asks: Is there a better way?
We’re losing billions of trees as we take them away faster than they can grow back. But we can still build the forest of the future On top of a Quebec mountain, a scraggly tree rises out of stone. Neither the mountain nor the tree seems to be in its...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Why the U.S. is noticing this Canadian security bill
A Liberal government bill that proposes giving police and spies easier access to information during investigations has fallen into the crosshairs of U.S. tech giants and two American congressional committees, threatening to become the latest irritant...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Romain F. Dubois : du vidéoclip montréalais aux marches du Festival de Cannes
Pendant des années, Romain F. Dubois a construit son univers en réalisant des vidéoclips d’artistes montréalais, tout en rêvant secrètement de cinéma. Cette semaine, il montera les marches du Festival de Cannes, où son court métrage Skinny Bottines...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Halifax Transit boss rides ahead
Time flies when you’re riding the bus, and no one knows that better than Halifax Transit executive director Robin Gerus. Gerus, who started his role 15 months ago, publicly committed to riding transit as he aimed to help guide the organization forward...
Read Full Story (Page 1)UTRCA adds 16 properties
The Canadian government’s effort to protect and conserve 30 per cent of the country’s lands and waters by 2030 is getting some help from the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority. The conservation authority announced that it will be registering...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Halifax Transit boss rides ahead
Time flies when you’re riding the bus, and no one knows that better than Halifax Transit executive director Robin Gerus. Gerus, who started his role 15 months ago, publicly committed to riding transit as he aimed to help guide the organization forward...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SOURIRES VICTORIEUX
AGENCE QMI | Propulsé par ses gros canons à Buffalo hier soir, le Canadien de Montréal n’est plus qu’à un gain de participer à la finale de l’association de l’est. Les hommes de Martin St-louis ont triomphé des Sabres 6 à 3 dans le cinquième match,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CRASH COURSE
Stratford Police Service Const. Aaron Mounfield talks with Stratford District secondary school students, including Urvi Sharma, about the dangers of impaired driving while standing in front of a car heavily damaged from an impaired-related crash. It...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Flouter les frontières
«Vous savez comment un canard peut entrer dans une bouteille ? » La curieuse question est formulée par Sylvie, romancière recluse interprétée par Isabelle Huppert, qui discute nerveusement avec son voisin (Vincent Cassel), un ingénieur du son...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SOURIRES VICTORIEUX
Le Tricolore nous a encore fait passer par toute la gamme des émotions dans le cinquième match de sa série contre les Sabres. En première période, Jakub Dobes a montré qu’il était humain. Les Sabres l’ont déjoué trois fois sur leurs quatre premiers...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LOOK OF DETERMINATION
Eva Andrecyk of Kingston Secondary School leads the pack, including teammate and eventual race winner Stella Grace, left, over the water pit during the open girls 2000-metre steeplechase race at the Kingston Area Secondary Schools Athletic Association...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Exhibit Controversy Escalates
A prominent Israeli legal organization is threatening legal action against the Canadian Museum for Human Rights over an upcoming exhibit on the Palestinian Nakba, alleging the Winnipeg museum is promoting a politically one-sided narrative that could...
Read Full Story (Page 1)HAVING FUN IN THE SUN
Ethan Wei, 2, was having a ball at the Mic Mac Park in Windsor on a sunny Thursday. Windsor and Essex County can bask in the sun in the coming days as the region is set for a run of warm weather. The daytime highs for the region should climb to 26 C on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)“Thank you for keeping our dreams alive”
The Lampe Foundation’s spring awards ceremony was a heartfelt and pride-filled evening, as around 100 local figures, recipients, and their families gathered to celebrate. Almost every single recipient was able to attend, with only a small number of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CLOSE TO BEDTIME
Christina Sokay waters petunias in the city's Pinafore Park greenhouse, where about 13,000 plants and seedlings are almost ready for planting out. For more, please turn to Eric Bunnell's People column on
Read Full Story (Page 1)School board cut off from development fees
The Waterloo Region District School Board will no longer be eligible to collect development charges beginning next month, cutting off a key source of funding for new school land purchases. Ahead of the May 31 expiry of its current bylaw — in place...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mayor harassed rival: investigator
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim misused the influence of his office to “personally attack” a political rival last year and should apologize to his colleague, an independent investigator has determined in a new report released Thursday. But an apology seems...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FIRST NATIONS PUSH BACK ON FAST-TRACKING POWER PROJECT
Ontario wants to see its newest nuclear power project in the province's southwest move ahead quickly, but two nearby Indigenous communities say the mega-project cannot be rushed. The Ford government is under pressure to find new long-term sources of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mother Nature giving us a break for long weekend
So much for April showers bringing May flowers. It has been a damp month in Niagara so far, with rainy days occurring more often than not. However, while there have been a lot of rainy days — 10 out of the first 14 — the accumulation is more or less...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Get a kick out of 'em
The hips don't lie when it comes to the FIFA World Cup final halftime show. Pop music superstars Shakira, Madonna and BTS are set to headline the soccer tournament's firstever halftime performance, which is slated to take place July 19 at Metlife...
Read Full Story (Page 2)SHE'S GOT GAME
Hayley Gibson is the first player from Saskatchewan to land a spot on the Team Canada women's roster for the annual Slo-pitch Border Battle against Team U.S.A. “It's kind of cool that we can put Sask. on the map,” the Saskatchewan Raiders slugger tells...
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘Lives will be lost’ without integrated EMS: Nunweiler
The longest-standing integrated Fire/ EMS system in North America is staring down what many at Thursday’s Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA) session learned is its biggest existential threat in 114 years. And if the mood in the room at...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Safety plans ramp up as region braces for another hot summer
With the arrival of the May long weekend, often considered to be the unofficial start of summer, the region’s emergency co-ordinators are rolling out plans to keep people safe in case heat waves hit. Tanya Seal-Jones, the City of Victoria’s emergency...
Read Full Story (Page 3)SHE'S GOT GAME
Hayley Gibson is the first player from Saskatchewan to land a spot on the Team Canada women's roster for the annual Slo-pitch Border Battle against Team U.S.A. “It's kind of cool that we can put Sask. on the map,” the Saskatchewan Raiders slugger tells...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mother Nature giving us a break for long weekend
So much for April showers bringing May flowers. It has been a damp month in Niagara so far, with rainy days occurring more often than not. However, while there have been a lot of rainy days — 10 out of the first 14 — the accumulation is more or less...
Read Full Story (Page 1)AHEAD BY A CENTURY
Just over a month past his 100th birthday, Roy Allen will walk the 5K during Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend, becoming the first centenarian to do so. Allen's walk will also raise money for four Ottawa-area seniors organizations that he says have been...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mother Nature giving us a break for long weekend
So much for April showers bringing May flowers. It has been a damp month in Niagara so far, with rainy days occurring more often than not. However, while there have been a lot of rainy days — 10 out of the first 14 — the accumulation is more or less...
Read Full Story (Page 1)DEMAIN NAÎTRA D’UNE PASSION AUDACIEUSE
→ Il y a déjà de la fébrilité dans l’air à l’approche du Grand Prix de formule 1 de Montréal. En vue de cet incontournable événement, nous vous avons préparé un reportage sur les paddocks afin de mettre en lumière le champagne des vainqueurs et...
Read Full Story (Page 17)`The whole team has a heart'
They've never lived in Montreal and they don't speak French — but Hamilton natives Tom Alvey and Tracey Huxford are passionate fans of the Habs. “Just to see these guys out there, playing with their hearts. It's so much fun,” said Tracey, 56. “It's...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Breeding bees and harvesting honey for the valley
The key to success for Janelle Parchomchuk and Kevin Dunn, owners of Okanagan Wildbrush Honey, is staying small and local. The couple based their decision on information gathered during work experiences in British Columbia, Hawaii, and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)KEEPING IT IN-HOUSE
The questions in the grocery line are only going to get more in depth and more intense for Daniel and Henrik Sedin. Get ready, cashiers at the Dunbar location of Stong's Market, you're going to see and hear a lot more hockey. The Vancouver Canucks...
Read Full Story (Page 1)OCEAN SCULPTURE
An iceberg sitting in the ocean off Conception Bay South (C.B.S.) near Kelligrews this spring drew a lot of attention from locals and visitors alike. Social media posts were showing the icebergs along the northeast coast, along with pack ice and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A FEAST FOR THE FAIR
Stampede Princess Sarah O'brien, left, and First Nations Princess Raegan First Rider try the Seoul Stampede fries at a tasting event Thursday revealing this year's Stampede midway menu. Visitors can expect a range of deep-fried classics during the July...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Muslim activist who dined with Hamas barred from Canada
A Muslim activist who has lunched with Hamas’s leadership and defended its strategy of taking hostages has been barred entry to Canada, where he was due to speak at an event hosted by the Muslim Association of Canada — a group that hosted a joint event...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Muslim activist who dined with Hamas barred from Canada
AMuslim activist who has lunched with Hamas's leadership and defended its strategy of taking hostages has been barred entry to Canada, where he was due to speak at an event hosted by the Muslim Association of Canada — a group that hosted a joint event...
Read Full Story (Page 1)UNIVERSITY PREP
Daisy Nguyen, from left, Gia Han Truong and Chieu Ngoc Trinh Bui touch up their makeup before heading out for UPEI’S convocation ceremony Wednesday for business and sustainable design engineering graduates. More than 1,300 students are graduating...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TOWN OF ESPANOLA HOSTS VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION NIGHT
The Town of Espanola took time on Thursday evening to recognize the people of the community that rarely ask for said recognition, complete with drinks, desserts, and a little bit of magic. On April 30, the municipality invited more than 100 volunteers...
Read Full Story (Page 2)DREAM DATE
We have it. A date. Voices are saying there is a date. The federal government agrees to a date and they commit to using their best efforts to get to that date. Sept. 1, 2027. Approval for construction of an Alberta pipeline to the West Coast. Final...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Church softball league worries it could be down to its last inning
Children's church league softball is struggling to survive and a new city fee for use of school diamonds doesn't help, say organizers. Founded in 1950, the Peterborough Community Church Softball League once boasted more than 125 teams but has...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Inuk reverend keeping culture alive
In a small stone church on Montreal Road in the Ottawa-area neighbourhood of Vanier, something remarkable takes place every Sunday morning. Sun filters through the stainedglass windows in Easter shades of peach, pale pink and green as dozens of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WATERFRONT PROJECT MOVES AHEAD
For several weeks now, barricades have prevented vehicular traffic from entering a gravel parking lot off Sydney’s Esplanade. The area had provided access to the waterfront boardwalk, several seasonal kiosks as well as Tide Tacos & Tequila – the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)KRIS KROSSED OUT
In what is pretty much the equivalent of a girlfriend breaking up with her boyfriend after he caught her making out with the neighbour, the Edmonton Oilers fired Kris Knoblauch. It’s the next predictable chapter in an uncomfortable saga that began...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`We don't want to have a mandate'
While the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Andrew Knack agreed on much at the State of the City address Thursday, one prickly issue that arose was whether city office workers should return to in-person work full-time. Chamber president Doug...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WALKING A FINE LINE
Trump hails a ‘positive and productive’ meeting with Xi in Beijing, but leaders appear to talk past each other on Taiwan, Iran
Read Full Story (Page 1)WALKING A FINE LINE
Trump hails a ‘ positive and productive’ meeting with Xi in Beijing, but leaders appear to talk past each other on Taiwan, Iran
Read Full Story (Page 1)WALKING A FINE LINE
Trump hails a ‘positive and productive’ meeting with Xi in Beijing, but leaders appear to talk past each other on Taiwan, Iran
Read Full Story (Page 1)A ONE-DRESS EXHIBIT
The one-of-a-kind Dior gown Céline Dion wore during the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics is on display at the Mccord Stewart Museum until Sept. 7. It took more than 1,000 hours to make by hand, the exhibit's curator tells Brendan Kelly.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Un nouveau souffle pour les communautés catholiques
[email protected] C’est notamment le cas de Développement et Paix qui a bénéficié de l’apport des immigrants. Elle-même membre de l’organisme, Claudia Lolot confie que, comme bien des groupes communautaires, le recrutement de bénévoles...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Best place for Alberta is in Canada, prime minister says
The best place for Alberta to be is in Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday after a judge’s decision to throw out a separatist petition in the province. “Certainly a Canada that works, which is what we’re pursuing,” Carney told...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Man found guilty in random murder of total stranger
Raheem Mclaughlin was either on a sinister mission to murder anyone associated with a Toronto public housing complex, or he was an innocent party suddenly caught up in someone else's deadly actions. Those were the two competing narratives that a jury...
Read Full Story (Page 1)IN WET PURSUIT
Hallie Turpin of Woodstock Collegiate Institute, left, clears the water jump trailing a fast-starting Jaydin Askey of Mother Teresa in the girls 2,000-metre steeplechase before winning the event at the TVRA track and field meet Thursday at Western's...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ON THE COVER
Road world champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill (EF Education–oatly) races Stage 3 of the 2026 Women’s Tour Down Under. She hasn’t missed the beginning of the Tour de France Femmes since turning pro for the 2022 season. See the full Canadian...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Buyers Guide 2026
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Read Full Story (Page 1)L’IMPORTANCE DU BÉNÉVOLAT SELON LISETTE GAUTHIER
Le mois dernier, pas moins de 19 personnes ont été honorées par le gouvernement provincial en raison de leur grande implication bénévole dans la communauté. Or, parmi tous ces récipiendaires du prix Hommage bénévolat-Québec 2026, deux d’entre eux...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Legal expert: Dual-practice health model violates federal law
Alberta’s dual-practice health-care model directly contradicts federal law and the precedents set to interpret it, according to a new legal opinion. In an opinion released May 5, law firm Goldblatt Partners argues the public-private framework outlined...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CAMPBELLTON RESIDENTS CHOOSE SOUCY AS MAYOR
Michel Soucy was elected the Campbellton Regional Community’s second-ever mayor Monday, marking a return to politics for the former mayor of Atholville, which is now part of Campbellton. Soucy picked up 3,066 votes, or 67 per cent, to easily win over...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Baby delivered in cold outside hospital doors
A baby was delivered on the sidewalk outside the Fredericton hospital last month because labour and birth services were unavailable at the Upper River Valley Hospital more than an hour away. Lauren and Nick Atkinson welcomed their daughter, Charlotte,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Pannes électriques : Susan Holt rencontre des élus du Nord-Ouest
Des représentants du gouvernement provincial, dont la première ministre Susan Holt, étaient de passage à Edmundston afin de discuter de la problématique entourant la Ligne 70 et les pannes électriques qui ont frappé le Nord- Ouest au cours des...
Read Full Story (Page 2)CITY WON'T OVERSEE RINK OPERATIONS WHEN MULTIPLEX OPENS
The City of Miramichi has confirmed it will not continue to operate the Lord Beaverbrook Arena (LBA) once the new multiplex opens. But it has left the door open for the rink to remain in operation. Greg Sargent, the city’s chief administrative...
Read Full Story (Page 2)PROVINCE SENT 13 STAFF TO A BLUE JAYS GAME
Thirteen tourism department staff members attended a Toronto Blue Jays game earlier this year for a promotional event, but the minister responsible won’t say how much it cost taxpayers or why so many people were needed, and she won’t talk to the media...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Baby delivered in cold outside hospital doors
A baby was delivered on the sidewalk outside the Fredericton hospital last month because labour and birth services were unavailable at the Upper River Valley Hospital more than an hour away. Lauren and Nick Atkinson welcomed their daughter, Charlotte,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Education support workers from CUPE locals rally in Swift Current
Education support workers affiliated with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) raised their concerns about low wages and unsafe working conditions at a rally in Swift Current. These workers from CUPE locals across Saskatchewan came together...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Business park expansion on track for completion by 2028
Cornwall council heard that construction happening in the Cornwall business park is on schedule and moving toward an anticipated completion date of Dec. 31, 2027. Cornwall manager of infrastructure Emma Vanier made a presentation with updates about...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PROTECTING HISTORY
An emergency stabilization project is underway at the Carillon Tower in downtown Simcoe. The aim of the $30,000 project is to protect the historic structure while rehabilitation work is done on the adjacent Veterans Memorial Bridge. The work on the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)THEY KNOW THEIR ONIONS
Lambton Shrine Club members, from left, George Spence, Ray Hardy and Rob Donald were on duty Wednesday morning at the group's annual Vidalia onion sale next to the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward. The fundraiser, held for about three decades, raises...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WET WEDNESDAY
Celine Lepage and Maxime Cayouette of Theatre du Nouvel-Ontario, attempt to keep dry while waiting for school buses to arrive for students who were visiting the theatre in Sudbury, Ont. on Wednesday May 13, 2026. Thursday calls for sunny skies and a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Wellesley rolls out four options for repurposing former arena land in village
WELLESLEY COUNCIL IS IN NO hurry to make a final decision on its former arena and community centre land, and plans to take its time while considering the four development options presented to them by a consulting firm Tuesday evening. According to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Owen Sound Attack sale involves hedge fund founder, forestry company director
The new owners of the Owen Sound Attack are coming in with heaps of money and a diversified corporate structure. Sources have said that Donald Mcclure, the managing director of Cogent Forest Products is involved in the deal, as is a billion-dollar...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Walk for Guide Dogs set for May 23
The Elliot Lake Lions Club and the local Pet Valu will be hosting the annual Walk for Dog Guides. Peter Fry, organizer of the local event, says it will be held on Saturday, May 23. The walk will start at the Pet Valu store in the Oakland Plaza. Last...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Ontario Trucking Association calls for improvements to Highways 17 and 11
The Ontario Trucking Association has joined the fight to improve Highways 17 and 11. The Ontario Trucking Association is calling on the provincial and federal government to accelerate investments in the transportation corridors to improve public...
Read Full Story (Page 1)INTEGRITY COMMISSIONER: FORMER CALLANDER MAYOR, COUNCILLOR ENGAGED IN WORKPLACE HARASSMENT
Former Callander Mayor Robb Noon and former Coun. Irene Smit were found to have engaged in workplace harassment against municipal staff, according to Callander’s Integrity Commissioner. The report was delivered by Shawn Mahoney of E4M (Expertise for...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`They all had huge hearts'
In the midst of unfathomable grief, “normalcy” is a word that seems to point to the unattainable. “(I'm) trying to give the girls the semblance of normalcy,” Andy Elliott said in an interview Tuesday morning, as he and his daughters grappled with the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SPORTS FIELD FINALLY TAKING ROOT
Members of the junior girls' rugby team at Brantford Collegiate Institute were all smiles as workers put down fresh sod on the school's sports field on Tuesday. The field, used for football, rugby, outdoor education and other sports, has been out of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘A long time coming’
The province is accepting applications to develop housing, including affordable units, at the site of the former hospital in Truro. In 2022, the site was included on a list of nearly 40 locations the government identified as having housing potential....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Petit guide pour avoir de l’énergie à vélo
Lors de la préparation d’un voyage à vélo, qu’il soit de plusieurs jours ou semaines, il est important de prendre en compte les enjeux nutritionnels. Le choix des aliments et des boissons joue un rôle déterminant pour prévenir la fatigue et optimiser...
Read Full Story (Page 3)INSUFFLER L'ESPOIR AU COEUR DES TRAITEMENTS
Pendant plus de six ans, Alain Boucher a accueilli les patients d’action cancer Manitoba avec un sourire, une écoute et une présence rassurante. Aujourd’hui récipiendaire du Dr. James Johnston Award, ce bénévole franco-manitobain fait aussi partie des...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Les 5 zones clés d'une salle de bain parfaitement organisée
La salle de bain est l'une des pièces les plus utilisées de la maison. On y enchaîne les routines du matin, les bains des enfants et les moments de détente en soirée. Pour suivre ce rythme sans se transformer en espace encombré, elle doit être pensée...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Cultiver autrement
Un supplément sur la transition du monde agricole, avec le réseau de l’Université du Québec
Read Full Story (Page 3)`It's our legacy to the next generation': Church leads tree-planting
The combined forces of St. Lawrence Anglican Church, the 113 Brockville Rifles Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps and Parks Canada planted 900 trees Sunday morning at Landon Bay. The seed of St. Lawrence Anglican Church's commitment to tree planting can...
Read Full Story (Page 2)BELLEVILLE COUNCIL SOUNDLY REJECTS GREEN-SPACE GIVEAWAY TO CITY DEVELOPER
A request by a developer to acquire a city owned property for free adjacent Jane Forester Park has been soundly scrubbed by Belleville city council in convincing fashion. The open space at the corner of South John Street and Harbour Drive will remain...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TIMMINS MP URGES CONFERENCE DELEGATES TO SIGN PETITION FOR IMPROVING HIGHWAY 11
Timmins’ federal representative took the opportunity Tuesday to speak at a conference of northern leaders taking place in town. Gaétan Malette, MP for Kapuskasing-Timmins-Mushkegowuk, addressed delegates at FONOM 2026, the annual conference of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Six-storey buildings loom for historic area critics say
One of Kelowna’s oldest and most visually appealing neighborhoods is at risk of seeing an influx of unremarkable six-storey buildings, heritage advocates say. The city could protect the Abbott Street area from the kind of large-scale buildings...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Restoring the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village
The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is preparing to welcome back visitors in the 2026 summer season. This spring marks one year since the fire destroyed the visitor centre at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village (UCHV). While the loss was...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WRESTLING CHAMP
Canadian arm wrestling champion Sam Knowler of Ridgetown battles with ChathamKent Mayor Darrin Canniff on Monday night, alongside East Kent councillors John Wright and Morena McDonald. Knowler was recognized at the beginning of the meeting for his...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`I'm not leaving my community'
Emotion ran high at a special meeting of Kings County's police advisory board, where residents had a chance to weigh in on crime in the community. A lot of ground was covered at the May 6 meeting, which ran for about an hour and a half, before it...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ONE STEP AT A TIME
A new fundraiser for multiple sclerosis (MS) is making its way across Canada. On May 2, Pictou's John Alexander Camp sold merchandise for his upcoming Cross Canada Walk for M.S. at the Flourish After Dark art show in New Glasgow. MS is a chronic...
Read Full Story (Page 1)` YARN THERAPY'
SUMMERSIDE , P.E.I Crafting has . been a big part of Angela McDiarmid's life for as long as she can remember. As a kid, she would tuck herself into her room and knit or crochet, from mittens to shawls to sweaters. “I latched onto knitting, pardon the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`BEHIND EVERY LOSS ARE LOVED ONES'
From the branches of the trees they were hung on, the red dresses moved and swayed in the wind. For those gathered on this day, it was hoped more movement would collectively reach their hearts and souls, beyond the steps of the walk they had taken to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The Best RESTAURANTS OF THE YEAR
In the following pages, you’ll find convincing evidence that Vancouver is the world’s most delicious city. We’re celebrating a smorgasbord of spots—from nextlevel omakase bars to diners serving gourmet comfort food—all ready to deliver your next great...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Construction on Sussex flood mitigation to start next year: CAO
An update on Sussex’s flood mitigation plan suggests that the construction of two planned diversion channels is being pushed back, with commissioning on the project now targeted a year later. Sussex is currently in the regulatory approval and design...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Where is Madison? Teen’s disappearance haunts family five years on
Five years after a Bathurst teen’s mysterious disappearance, launching multiple searches, a vigil, a homicide investigation and several theories, Madison Roy-Boudreau’s family is still holding out hope she will be found. “They always hope and pray...
Read Full Story (Page 1)KACL’S Field of Dreams set to bring Kenora together through baseball
KACL’S Chief Executive Officer, Deborah Everley, envisions Kenora’s Field of Dreams as a new tradition — based on important values, no less — that the entire community can be a part of. For decades, the Kenora Association for Community Living (KACL)...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Meet Humphrey the Bison
What began as a routine autumn drive to photograph wildlife ended in a discovery that has provided the Manitoba Museum with its most complete specimen of an extinct bison species. In October 2020, Portage la Prairie resident Kim Kelso was walking...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LE PROGRAMME BRAVA ÉLARGIT L’OFFRE DE SERVICES DE SANTÉ MENTALE DESTINÉS AUX JEUNES ET À LEURS FAMILLES
Des représentants de Valoris pour les enfants et les adultes de Prescott et Russell et de l’Institut de recherche du Centre hospitalier pour enfants de l’est de l’Ontario (CHEO) ont annoncé une collaboration visant à soutenir la mise en oeuvre d’un...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Le grand retour de la petite Savoie
Stéphane Savoie et Nathalie Girard, les propriétaires de troisième génération de la Ferme F. & S. Savoie, n’avaient pas de relève. Les trois enfants avaient quitté le nid familial, William étant devenu policier, Marlène ayant déménagé à Montréal et...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Busy season ahead for Sukanen Ship Museum
The Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum is planning a busy year, says President Gord Ross. “We’re going to have a busy season’’when the gates open Wednesday May 13. The Museum will conduct five special events during the period to Sept.13 as well...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Blyth Festival looks back at landmark labour victory in Centralia
Actors, directors, designers, musicians and craftspeople from across Canada arrived in Huron County recently as the Blyth Festival opened rehearsals for its 2026 season that runs from June 10 to Sept. 13. Artistic director Gil Garratt said this...
Read Full Story (Page 2)« 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)South Bruce Peninsula changes controversial picketing bylaw
South Bruce Peninsula is changing a controversial “picketing ” section of it’s nuisance bylaw. Town’s council voted unanimously on May 5 to update the town’s nuisance bylaw, striking out completely a section that read “no person shall picket in or on...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Ottawa Agrees To $8.7 Million Settlement Over CRA Account Data Breach
The federal government has agreed to pay $8.7 million to settle a class action lawsuit involving Canadians whose personal and financial information was compromised through online government accounts, including Canada Revenue Agency accounts. According...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cannabis comes back down to earth
B.C. cannabis retailers and producers face a tougher market after years of post-legalization gains | Pages 4-6
Read Full Story (Page 1)Saugeen Shores reviews its role in healthcare
Saugeen Shores is taking another look at its commitment to healthcare. Jill Roote, the town’s manager of strategic initiatives, appeared before council April 27 to unveil a municipal healthcare administration review detailing the town’s involvement...
Read Full Story (Page 2)WHEN THE WORLD FEELS HEAVY, HOPE IS RADICAL
On a recent spring morning, the weight of the world’s crises unexpectedly gripped me in a crushing chokehold. I’m used to logging in to work and being confronted with the worst of the world’s news, but this day’s cascade of nightmarish updates felt...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Sun, Style & Surprises
Summer is finally here, bringing with it an irresistible urge to reinvent our interiors and fully enjoy our outdoor spaces. In this issue, we take you on a journey through the go-to outdoor trends of 2026, with patios so dreamy you’ll want to lounge on...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The Odyssey, Disclosure Day and Spider-Man lead a packed lineup as Hollywood eyes one of the biggest moviegoing seasons in history
Hollywood is eyeing one of the biggest moviegoing seasons in history this summer. From now until Labour Day, there will be no shortage of superheroes, sequels and big-budget epics, including Christopher Nolan's bigscreen adaptation of Homer's...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cavatellis à la méditerranéenne d’Hugo Saint-Jacques
■ PORTIONS : 4 ■ DURÉE TOTALE : 35 MIN ■ PRÉPARATION : 20 MIN ■ CUISSON : 15 MIN INGRÉDIENTS SAUCE • 2 à 3 c. à soupe d’huile d’olive • 1 tasse d’oignon jaune en petits dés • 2 gousses d’ail, hachées • ½ tasse de câpres • ½ tasse d’olives...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cavatellis à la méditerranéenne d’Hugo Saint-Jacques
INGRÉDIENTS SAUCE • 2 à 3 c. à soupe d’huile d’olive • 1 tasse d’oignon jaune en petits dés • 2 gousses d’ail, hachées • ½ tasse de câpres • ½ tasse d’olives grossièrement hachées • 3 tomate,s mondées et épépinées en dés • 3 c. à soupe de...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Víctor del Árbol de retour avec le deuxième opus de sa trilogie
De façon générale, le deuxième volet d’une trilogie est toujours plus délicat à écrire. Mais avec Le temps des bêtes féroces, le romancier espagnol Víctor del Árbol s’en tire haut la main. On suit depuis des années l’écrivain espagnol Víctor del...
Read Full Story (Page 3)LE DERNIER CHOIX
En une décennie, le Québec est devenu l’un des endroits au monde où l’aide médicale à mourir est le plus répandue. Derrière les chiffres, il y a des trajectoires humaines bouleversantes et une question troublante : choisit-on vraiment de mourir… ou...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Tellement foodies, nos recettes aux fraises !
Read Full Story (Page 1)Solutions rangement & organisation
Une mine d’astuces pour des espaces extérieurs fonctionnels et ordonnés
Read Full Story (Page 3)LE GOÛT DES BEAUX JOURS
L’été est enfin arrivé, apportant avec lui cette irrésistible envie de tout réinventer — nos intérieurs, nos terrasses, nos habitudes. C’est la saison où l’on ouvre grand les fenêtres, où la lumière transforme les espaces et où chaque coin de la maison...
Read Full Story (Page 4)>> Cover Artist
Tanya Goehring is a Vancouver-based photographer and new media artist whose work blends cinematic storytelling with moments of humour and strangeness. “I loved working on this one,” says Goehring. “It was so much fun collaborating on the team’s vision...
Read Full Story (Page 3)PRÊT AU DÉCOLLAGE EN BOURSE ?
L’industrie spatiale mondiale devrait tripler de taille d’ici 2035. Investisseurs, découvrez dans cet univers les titres les plus prometteurs, dont certains canadiens, qui pourraient propulser votre portefeuille.
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)AI puts the billable hour on trial
Read: 4 min For generations, the billable hour has been one of the legal profession’s basic organizing principles: a way to measure labour, price services and signal professional value. But as artificial intelligence collapses the amount of time it...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Revendications pour plus de mesures contre la violence conjugale
Jennifer Hillier-Penney est disparue le 30 novembre 2016. Sept ans plus tard, son ex-mari, Dean Penney, est arrêté par la GRC et accusé de meurtre au premier degré. Il plaide non coupable. Au cours des dernières semaines, son procès à la Cour suprême...
Read Full Story (Page 2)JOURNÉE DE LUTTE CONTRE L’HOMOPHOBIE ET LA TRANSPHOBIE
À l’approche du 17 mai, Journée internationale de lutte contre l’homophobie, la transphobie et la biphobie, le constat est sans équivoque : dans un contexte de montée du conservatisme et de multiplication des attaques contre les droits des personnes...
Read Full Story (Page 6)Sovereign Dental Celebrates Oral Health Professionals with Certificates of Recognition
Sovereign Dental successfully hosted a recognition event on March 31, 2026, honouring its dentists and dental hygienists for their dedication to improving oral health outcomes across Northwestern Ontario. This builds on a recent initiative earlier...
Read Full Story (Page 2)THE FT INTERVIEW
A conversation with the EFC’s David Guretzki and Julia Beazley on the alarming changes coming to MAiD
Read Full Story (Page 3)Reprendre le pouvoir sur ma vie
Pa ménopause est une étape naturelle qui touche toutes les femmes et qui peut influencer plusieurs sphères du quotidien. S’adapter, revoir ses stratégies et s’outiller, c’est la clé pour que chacune traverse cette période parfois tumultueuse avec plus...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Naming the Giants
Once pushed to the brink of extinction, Humpback Whales are reclaiming B.C.’S coast. Meet the team working to track their recovery — one whale at a time
Read Full Story (Page 3)Nommer les géantes
Autrefois poussées au bord de l’extinction, les baleines à bosse sont en train de se rétablir sur la côte de la Colombie-Britannique. Rencontrez l’équipe qui travaille à suivre leur retour, une baleine à la fois.
Read Full Story (Page 3)Sauvignon blanc King Maui
Ce blanc alléchant révèle des arômes tropicaux et de vives saveurs d’agrumes. Excellent avec le poulet rôti. 36223 | 750 ml | TS – 5 g/l Prix 18 $ | Soldé 15 $ Épargnez 3 $
Read Full Story (Page 2)HOT OFF THE PRESS!
Disc ver a array f diverse a d delici us ciders that reflect l cal terr ir, c mpleme t everyday celebrati s a d make f d si g. The c ve ie ce f a ca c tai i g ature's perfect c ler – refreshi g, u prete ti us a d authe tically O tari Eden’s Apple...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Oups!
Une erreur s’est glissée dans notre article «Gourmands nouveau genre» du numéro précédent: le parfum Matcha Soft Serve est une création de la compagnie «d’Annam» (et non pas «Annam»). Toutes nos excuses.
Read Full Story (Page 5)CHEVROLET NOVA COUPÉ 1977
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Côté cour
• Jardin de Marguerite et Florent • Jardin KE • Projet Gardenvale • Entre pierres et lumière
Read Full Story (Page 16)LEGENDS OF THE SPORT GIVING BACK
Mark Allen and Limitless Bob Babbitt and CAF Siri Lindley and ChampionMind
Read Full Story (Page 1)THE BEAUTY OF AN ENCOUNTER
What do we really mean when we say “Nice to meet you”? We all do it, often automatically, because it’s the courteous thing to say to someone when we meet them for the first time. But, really, we should be saying how grateful we are to meet them — yes,...
Read Full Story (Page 14)How to NEGATIVE SPLIT Your Next Race
Read Full Story (Page 1)Once Upon a Time in Harlem The Sandbox
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Read Full Story (Page 3)EDITOR ´ S LETTER
Dear Readers, There is a word in Portuguese, saudade, that has no direct translation. It describes a longing for something you may never have had, or may never have again. A feeling with no fixed object. An emotion that exists entirely in the space...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Cuisines intérieures Signatures culinaires
Read Full Story (Page 1)On se secoue les puces!
Les méthodes ingénieuses des animaux pour se débarrasser des insectes nuisibles
Read Full Story (Page 1)Never take rocks for granite!
Nolan Waterhouse posted on the Eastern Township Roots page last week that when the Waterhouse family settled in Sutton, Quebec, they built their log cabin against a huge rock. His fifth greatgrandfather, Francis Hogel Cook, first settled there around...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Plus, Happy Cooking with Clodagh McKenna
Read Full Story (Page 1)CAN GEO TRAVEL
20-plus pages of summer adventures, featuring a homecoming trip to the Philippines, an off-trail hike in Yukon’s Kluane National Park and Reserve, outdoor escapades in Squamish, B.C., a taste of home in Sydney, N.S., an island jaunt in Madeira and more.
Read Full Story (Page 3)LEMON DAISY TARTS
Nothing says spring has arrived more than bursting blooms. We’re celebrating the season with these adorable (and yummy!) daisy tarts. LEMON DAISY TARTS MAKES 8 TARTS HANDS-ON TIME 45 MINUTES TOTAL TIME 5 1/2 HOURS Crust 1 cup all-purpose flour 6...
Read Full Story (Page 1)EXCLAIM! EXPERIENCE
Hot Docs | Cabaret Festif! | Departure Festival and Conference | Nelly Furtado Exhibit | Contests
Read Full Story (Page 5)en fille
Comment me suis-je retrouvée rédactrice en chef Cuisine du magazine Coup de pouce? La première pièce de ce puzzle est indéniablement ma mère, Doris. J’ai eu la chance d’avoir une maman qui cuisinait beaucoup, qui avait du talent et qui, surtout, m’a...
Read Full Story (Page 4)What News Gets Covered?
GLOBAL WATER CRISIS: HALF OF MAJOR CITIES FACE SEVERE STRESS Half of the world’s 100 largest cities face high water stress, with 38 in regions of “extremely high” stress, according to new analysis. Beijing, New York, Los Angeles, Rio de Janeiro...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Forest Of The Finns
In the mystical Norwegian region of Finnskogen, an ancient culture has lessons for today.
Read Full Story (Page 4)Food For Thought
Many of our life stories are formed around the tables that we share with family and friends - over laughter, long conversations, and memorable meals and moments. Food has always been more than mere nourishment - it is history and tradition served on a...
Read Full Story (Page 6)ONTHECOVER
Whether shrieking steam engines evoke Jimmie Rodgers tunes or Hogwarts, enjoying a ride on an iron horse is a memory maker. Photo credit: Sante Gneo
Read Full Story (Page 3)Polaris Unveils 2027 Snowmobile Lineup Built for Confidence, Capability, and Rider-First Performance
Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII), the global leader in powersports, announced its 2027 snowmobile lineup, delivering a new level of performance and innovation across mountain, trail, and utility riding. From race-proven mountain machines to premium trail...
Read Full Story (Page 2)La chronique amoureuse avec David Bernard
Les cinq dépôts d'amour pour être heureux à deux
Read Full Story (Page 6)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)How E-bikes and E-scooters Took Over Our Roads
Read Full Story (Page 1)The McGill Daily is located on unceded Kanien’kehá:ka territory.
Published by The Daily Publications Society, a student society of McGill University.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Tangled Hair and Severed Fingers Nuyappiktuq ammalu Nakasimayut Kullua, tikkia iqiqqualu
Tangled Hair and Severed Fingers
Read Full Story (Page 3)Les tendances du printemps
Motif zébré, foulard en soie, couleurs vitaminées : nos obsessions mode du moment.
Read Full Story (Page 2)#65 fresh air
When the weather is nice outside, even if there is a bit of rain, enjoy the great outdoors!
Read Full Story (Page 2)L’Escadron 439 se voit confier un tout
La 3e Escadre Bagotville s’apprête à vivre un moment charnière de son histoire alors que le 439e Escadron de soutien au combat entreprend officiellement sa transition vers un rôle d’escadron d’intervention nationale. Ce changement stratégique, qui...
Read Full Story (Page 2)La tyrannie des petits dérangements
Deux minutes. C’est le laps de temps moyen entre deux interruptions pendant les heures normales de travail, soit l’équivalent de 275 épisodes par jour. Réunions impromptues, flot incessant de courriels et de notifications : tout concourt à détourner...
Read Full Story (Page 3)LE POWER NAP, L’ARME DES VRAIS PERFORMEURS DÉCLINÉS EN STATS DE PERFOMANCE
Les pilotes de la NASA — des mecs qui n’ont pas le droit à l’erreur — gagnent 34 % de vigilance après une sieste de 20 minutes. Si ça marche pour eux, ça marche pour toi. Analyse, prise de décision, vitesse mentale : la micro-sieste offre le même...
Read Full Story (Page 19)The BRIGHT SIDE
Rhubarb Charlotte PREP 30 MIN; TOTAL 4 HRS 30 MIN SERVES 6 TO 8 This quick, no-bake dessert announces that spring is finally here. Beautiful and bright, rhubarb’s signature acidity is tempered by creamy mascarpone. 500 g rhubarb, cut in ½-in....
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)Le sport mcgillois sur le front pour sa préservation
Le complexe sportif Tomlinson de Mcgill a accueilli, ce 20 et 21 février, le championnat universitaire intérieur d'athlétisme du Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ). Sur deux jours, les meilleurs athlètes universitaires de la province se sont...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Pour se faire plaisir
1. Dans un grand bol, mélanger le sucre avec la cannelle. Réserver. 2. Déposer un carré de chocolat au centre de douze feuilles de pâte. À l'aide des doigts, humecter légèrement le pourtour des feuilles. 3. Couvrir des feuilles de pâte restantes et...
Read Full Story (Page 3)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)On booste notre système immunitaire avec des smoothies vitaminés
Gingembre, agrumes, végétaux riches en vitamine C : c’est grâce à ces ingrédients que les smoothies présentés dans cette section sont de véritables alliés pour votre santé. Ils soutiennent votre système immunitaire au quotidien, une gorgée à la fois !
Read Full Story (Page 3)Add Structure and Style to Your Backyard Garden
Abackyard garden doesn’t need to be perfectly pruned or rigidly structured to be beautiful and productive. In fact, letting it grow a little wild can turn your outdoor space into a thriving oasis that attracts birds, bees, butterflies and a sense of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)RAVES & FAVES - MY WHISTLER
NAME: ANN CHIASSON OCCUPATION: REALTOR AND COMMUNITY BUILDER High-stress jobs come and go, but sometimes people have to follow their hearts and dial it back a notch. Ann Chiasson was looking to do just that in 1977 when, after having made strong...
Read Full Story (Page 4)#1 Soil Provider
A great yard or garden begins with a great foundation. Reimer Soils has been providing the highest quality landscaping products for more than 40 years. With a complete range of top quality products and unmatched customer service, there is no reason to...
Read Full Story (Page 2)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)Hey Rockstars!
My answer: GRIT Because the truth is, grit builds what talent alone never can. Entrepreneurship isn’t a performance — it’s grit, mixed with discipline, and unwavering conviction in the moments when no one is clapping and the world is waiting to see...
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)EDITOR'S LETTER
Dear Fête Chinoise Family, What does it mean in a year like this one to keep pushing forward, elevating, and presenting diaspora stories for our community? More than ever, we need leaders to look up to and thoughtfulness of all kinds to nourish...
Read Full Story (Page 9)KEEP IT SIMPLE
From brown-butter blondies to a show-stopping pavlova, these high-reward dessert recipes will keep you satisfied.
Read Full Story (Page 4)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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