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FBI fugitive arrested in N.B., held for extradition
An American has been apprehended by the New Brunswick RCMP after being wanted in the United States for more than two years on sex assault allegations. Simranpal Singh, 26, of West Lafayette, Ind., appeared in Moncton’s Court of King’s Bench on July 8...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Gerry Pond, tech pioneer and investor, dies at 82
Gerry Pond, the former NBTel chief executive who became one of Atlantic Canada’s most influential technology investors and mentors, died July 8 at 82 years of age. From his base in Saint John, N.B., Pond, who was appointed to the Order of Canada in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TRIOMPHE À LA MAISON
De ti-cul rêveur de Limoilou à digne survivant capable de faire vibrer des dizaines de milliers d’admirateurs : hier soir, le prince du rap québécois Souldia a enfin réalisé son souhait d’installer son trône sur les plaines d’abraham au Festival d’été,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TURNING BACK TIME
When Jamie Emerton picks up a battered 1930s radio, a vintage milkshake mixer or a rotary telephone destined for the scrap heap, he doesn't see a relic. He sees a machine with another century of life left in it. The 35-year-old Kingston entrepreneur...
Read Full Story (Page 1)QUARRY CLEANUP
Thetown of St. Marys' west quarry has reopened following the completion of the West Quarry Cleanup Project. The project focused on improving site safety, addressing invasive species and reducing long-term liabilities from when the site was an active...
Read Full Story (Page 1)RHYTHMS WITHOUT BORDERS DRIVES DIVERSITY FESTIVAL
Cornwall's Lamoureux Park was an epicentre of upbeat music, vibrant fashion, positive vibes, and much more on the weekend. It was the third-annual Cornwall SDG International Afro and Diversity Festival, drawing in attendance from Friday to late on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)South Bruce Peninsula drops election audit case against former mayor
South Bruce Peninsula will not proceed with legal action against former mayor Garry Michi, who was accused of violating the Municipal Elections Act in 2022. The town’s compliance audit committee met on June 30 to discuss an independent audit into the...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Un autre chantier inutile qui sème la colère
DES ARTÈRES QUI VOUS OFFRENT D’AUTRES OPTIONS Plusieurs usagers de la route restent dans leurs vieilles habitudes et empruntent toujours les mêmes voies. il existe toutefois des artères qui, à première vue, semblent plus longues et moins rapides, mais...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Gordie Howe bridge set to open: Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump says the Gordie Howe International Bridge will open July 27 after his administration negotiated what he described as a “better deal” for the U.S. — though Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will still keep most of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Singers pay tribute to music director
Mother Teresa once said, “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples”. During his time as Simcoe Composite School music director, Alex Docherty did just that. Affectionally known as Doc,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kitchener man dead in 9vehicle 401 crash
A Kitchener man is dead after a weekend crash on Highway 401 in Cambridge. Cambridge Ontario Provincial Police said the Saturday crash, at about 12:30 p.m., involved nine vehicles in the eastbound lanes of the highway near Townline Road. The...
Read Full Story (Page 1)MANITOBA FLOOD RISK!
BRANDON — A city in western Manitoba says the rising Assiniboine River looks to have reached a peak overnight. The City of Brandon said Monday that water levels show the river is stabilizing after climbing about 2.3 metres in less than a week. Mayor...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Donations pour in for residents displaced by New Westminster apartment blaze
Nebyou Getahun came back to his New Westminster apartment on Monday hoping to retrieve the documents that prove he's allowed to be in Canada. Nothing of the corner unit he was renting seems intact, except the balcony railing. The building at 905...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`TARGETED'
Toronto Police have identified Cesar Vinces, 20, and Shaquan Quashie, 25, as the two men who were killed at the Salsa on St. Clair festival on Saturday night in what cops say they believe was a targeted shooting. Speaking alongside Toronto Mayor...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sarnia-raised hip hop artist and author named to Order of Canada
When The Amazing Race Canada asked Duane (D.O.) Gibson what his hometown is, he didn't hesitate. “I said my hometown is Sarnia, Ont.,” Gibson said. The rapper, author and newly named member of the Order of Canada was born in Saskatchewan to a family...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`Call off your pit bull'
While elected officials get the credit for helping their constituents, they’re not working alone. Several of them have had a “pit bull” working tenaciously behind the scenes to help people in need. For Mike Haines, who spent the bulk of his 47-year...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Farmer still hopeful after hail destroys strawberries
The second year trying to grow strawberries has started on the wrong foot for Prairie Pathways after a recent hailstorm swept through the fields. The property, known for its strawberries, is located at the former Strawberry Ranch just south of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Federal crime secretary hears Lethbridge concerns on safety, homelessness
Earlier this week, Ruby Sahota, secretary of state for combatting crime, paid a visit to Lethbridge where she had the opportunity to tour the downtown core and meet with city officials. She says she was amazed at the city’s ability to think outside of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`Call off your pit bull'
While elected officials get the credit for helping their constituents, they’re not working alone. Several of them have had a “pit bull” working tenaciously behind the scenes to help people in need. For Mike Haines, who spent the bulk of his 47-year...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`IT IS NOT SAFE'
No hydro, no water and no food — that was the reality for Olivia Allan after the Canada Day rainstorm flooded thousands of basements and roads across Ottawa. Allan was among the hardest hit, as a resident of Park West at 30 Mcewen Ave. The 24-storey...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`Call off your pit bull'
While elected officials get the credit for helping their constituents, they’re not working alone. Several of them have had a “pit bull” working tenaciously behind the scenes to help people in need. For Mike Haines, who spent the bulk of his 47-year...
Read Full Story (Page 1)UK man gets 3.5 year sentence for Sharif Rahman manslaughter
The man who threw the fatal punch that led to Owen Sound restaurateur Sharif Rahman's death three years ago was sentenced to 3 ½ years in custody as recommended by Crown and defence. Robert Evans Jr., 25, also known as Michael Jones, of Darwen...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cadborosaurus
Cadborosaurus, nicknamed Caddy by journalist Archie Wills, is a sea serpent in the folklore of regions of the Pacific Coast of North America. Its name is derived from Cadboro Bay in Victoria, British Columbia, and the Greek root word “saurus” meaning...
Read Full Story (Page 2)HOT AND STEAMY WEATHER TO CONTINUE
Residents were advised to take precautions as a significant heat event that began on Monday brought dangerously hot and humid conditions to Sudbury and northeastern Ontario. Environment Canada says daytime high temperatures will range from 30 degrees...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LIVES UPROOTED
Nebyou Getahun came back to his New Westminster apartment on Monday hoping to retrieve the documents that prove he's allowed to be in Canada. Nothing seems intact of the corner unit he was renting, except the balcony railing. The building at 905...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Where's the perch?
Where have all the perch gone? It's a pressing question in Port Dover, where the sweettasting Lake Erie fish is harder to find than a free patch of beach sand on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The Beach House and two other restaurants run by F.W....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cleanup underway after derailment sends several freight cars into water
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating after a freight train derailed Monday morning in southwest Calgary, leading to several train cars veering into a body of water. The train derailed around 7:30 a.m. along the Canadian Pacific...
Read Full Story (Page 1)One law for First Nations, another for everyone else
There are two kinds of lobster trappers in St. Mary’s Bay, Nova Scotia: the non-indigenous ones who have to abide by federal law, and the Indigenous ones who apparently don’t. The Liberal approach to governing the fishery has bred tension and violence...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Grace Street homes sustain `extensive' fire, smoke damage
Two Grace Street residential dwellings sustained “extensive” fire and smoke damage Saturday after fire ripped through the neighbouring structures. Shortly before 2 p.m., Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services responded to a call of a blaze in a residential...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A SOMBRE RETURN
A procession carrying the bodies of P.E.I. paramedics Mike Mackenzie and Jenna Croucher crosses the Confederation Bridge into Borden-carleton on July 10. The paramedics were killed along with their patient when the ambulance they were travelling in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)One law for First Nations, another for everyone else
There are two kinds of lobster trappers in St. Mary's Bay, Nova Scotia: the non-Indigenous ones who have to abide by federal law, and the Indigenous ones who apparently don't. The Liberal approach to governing the fishery has bred tension and violence...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`MOTHER'S WORST NIGHTMARE'
A southeast Calgary community is heartbroken and calling for more safety measures following a drowning incident that resulted in the death of a child. On Sunday afternoon, emergency crews responded to a drowning at a storm pond in Legacy, said the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mediation could bring strike to an end
As hundreds of Community Living Trent Highlands workers mark their eighth week of picket lines, rallies and protests, a glimmer of light is flickering at the end of the strike tunnel. “Last week, OPSEU sent out a letter to all of the employers whose...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CAINSVILLE FIRE FILLS THE SKY WITH SMOKE
The cause of a Thursday fire in Cainsville that closed down a section of Shaver Street for several hours on Thursday hasn't yet been determined, County of Brant officials said. “At this time the cause of the fire remains unknown and the extent of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Too early to estimate Kingston rail link cost, Alto says
Three weeks after a Kingston high-speed rail station officially became an option, the Crown corporation developing the project said it's too early to estimate how much such an addition would cost. Last week, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation released...
Read Full Story (Page 1)No mandatory evacuation of storm-damaged building
No hydro, no water and no food — that was the reality for Olivia Allan after the Canada Day rainstorm flooded thousands of basements and roads across Ottawa. Allan was among the hardest hit, as a resident of Park West at 30 Mcewen Ave. The 24-storey...
Read Full Story (Page 1)MULTI-DAY HEAT WAVE EXPECTED TO SETTLE OVER NORTH BAY
North Bay and Area residents are being urged to take precautions as a multi-day heat warning settles over the region. Environment Canada is forecasting several days of high temperatures and humid conditions that could pose health risks, especially for...
Read Full Story (Page 1)DOING THE DOG PADDLE
Janice Caton and her dog Casper take to the waters of Hermitage Park Monday. Forecasters are predicting sunny skies and comfortable temperatures in the mid 20s until thunderstorms threaten near the end of the week.
Read Full Story (Page 1)PAY AT PUMP
Just give me 13-and-a-half cents off the price at the gasoline pump. It’s not rocket science. On her weekly radio show, Your Province, Your Premier, Premier Danielle Smith acknowledged that thousands of Albertans have been having trouble applying for...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Destination Cape Breton proposes summer takeover of visitor centre
The Port Hastings tourist information centre that closed earlier this year may get a new life, if the province approves a proposal from Destination Cape Breton. The destination marketing and management organization that helps promote all things Cape...
Read Full Story (Page 1)OUT AND ABOUT
In Vancouver, a volunteer- driven bike- ride program helps enrich the lives of isolated seniors
Read Full Story (Page 1)OUT AND ABOUT
In Vancouver, a volunteer-driven bike-ride program helps enrich the lives of isolated seniors
Read Full Story (Page 1)Golf tournament smashes fundraising goal to raise $30,000 for MRI campaign
A recent golf tournament organized as a fundraiser for the Magnetic Moments campaign at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich far exceeded its original goal, raising $30,000. The fundraiser, dubbed the Ta Ta’s and Testicles Golf...
Read Full Story (Page 2)STICKHANDLING TO SUCCESS
Five years after their hockey stick flags went viral, London dad Jason Smith, right, and his son, Jason, left, who has special needs, continue to build a fund to support Jason's future, one flag at a time. They make about 200 a year for buyers in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SUMMER HARVEST
On Thurs., July 9, Jane Forestell tended to freshly grown local vegetables at the Willow Creek Farms stand in Belleville Farmers' Market behind City Hall. Forestell reminded that it's a great time to pick up a wide variety of summer vegetables ranging...
Read Full Story (Page 1)OUT AND ABOUT
In Vancouver, a volunteer-driven bike-ride program helps enrich the lives of isolated seniors
Read Full Story (Page 1)SEARCHING THE OLD PORT
Police continue combing the St. Lawrence River yesterday after a man fell into the water in Old Montreal early Sunday evening. Firefighters were also initially deployed in the rescue operation. The circumstances of the man's fall remained under...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Experts question influx of major pipeline projects
Environmental and industry experts are split over the prospects of major pipeline developments as announcements proceed at a blistering pace. Earlier this month, two major pipeline projects were announced with ambitions to transport Alberta bitumen...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A WILD RIDE
Friends Arshdeep Kaur, from left, and Nabiha and Nuzhat Shaikh, enjoy one of the rides at the Beauce Carnaval on Sunday in Timmins. It was their second full day in a row enjoying the yearly touring event. “We love rides, said Nabiha. “It’s amazing....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kids feeling the heat Province urged to mandate air conditioning at daycare centres
On some summer evenings in Toronto, Robin Bennett has seen children collapse into their parents' arms. Mothers like her carry them away from daycare, cradling their damp heads. At home, these kids struggle with lingering exhaustion and exasperation....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Biodiversité: un enrochement du gouvernement critiqué à Taylor Village
Alain Clavette est passionné par les oiseaux. C’est peu de le dire. Tandis que l’ornithologue se promène au bord d’un marais de Taylor Village, il s’immobilise en entendant le chant d’un bruant de Nelson. Il tente d’imiter le chuintement pour faire...
Read Full Story (Page 2)SHORE LOOKS GOOD
Seen from the Third Street bridge, landscaping along the new sidewalk near the Thames River in downtown Chatham is starting to take shape, with workers laying mulch recently. The overall slope stabilization project involved installation of a sheet pile...
Read Full Story (Page 1)OUT AND ABOUT
In Vancouver, a volunteer-driven bike-ride program helps enrich the lives of isolated seniors
Read Full Story (Page 1)OUT AND ABOUT
In Vancouver, a volunteer-driven bike-ride program helps enrich the lives of isolated seniors
Read Full Story (Page 1)Breaking workforce barriers
B.C. job-seekers with disabilities push past hiring stigma | Page4
Read Full Story (Page 1)Calls for more security, venue change miss bigger problem of deadly Toronto festival shooting, expert says
Street festivals are a staple of Toronto summers. But a deadly shooting over the weekend has led to questions about how safe they are — and what can be done to prevent future tragedies.
Read Full Story (Page 1)FEQ : Souldia au sommet sur la plus grande scène de sa vie
Entouré de ses fi dèles alliés, dont DJ Manifest aux platines, Souldia était fi n prêt pour le spectacle de sa vie sur les plaines d’Abraham lundi soir. Une carte blanche offerte par le Festival d’été ( FEQ), dont il a su pleinement tirer parti.
Read Full Story (Page 1)HOW TO EAT OUT ON A BUDGET
Editor’s note: As higher prices continue to squeeze household budgets, our Making It Work series explores how Nova Scotians are adapting to rising costs, sharing practical ideas for saving money on food, travel, recreation and everyday life without...
Read Full Story (Page 1)HOW TO EAT OUT ON A BUDGET
Editor’s note: As higher prices continue to squeeze household budgets, our Making It Work series explores how Nova Scotians are adapting to rising costs, sharing practical ideas for saving money on food, travel, recreation and everyday life without...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Three-way partnership aims to bring 28 affordable homes to Port Elgin
They’re getting creative in Port Elgin to help put families into a ordable homes. On Monday, dignitaries from the Saugeen Shores, Habitat for Humanity Grey-Bruce and Wilson Developments gathered at a narrow landingstrip-sized parcel of land near Three...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Christopher Nolan
NEW YORK CITY — More than 20 years ago, Christopher Nolan was hired to direct Brad Pitt's swordsand-sandals epic Troy. Loosely adapted from Homer's The Iliad, the film depicted the decade-long Trojan War and featured legendary figures from Greek...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Les prochaines missions lunaires expliquées par Farah Alibay
À l’origine, la prochaine mission du programme allait envoyer des astronautes sur la Lune. En février dernier, la NASA a toutefois annoncé l’addition d’une dernière mission avant celle de l’atterrissage lunaire. Cette mission n’ira pas vers la Lune....
Read Full Story (Page 1)You’ll get where you’re going eventually
Construction and tourists have combined to congest the roads of Penticton now that the weather’s nice. Tourism goes with the territory in summertime. But why does construction always happen during the busiest time of year? “We understand the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)L’IMPROVISATION AU SERVICE DU GRAND ÉCRAN PIER-LUC FUNK TOURNE UNE GRANDE PAGE
Après avoir fait les beaux jours des spectateurs de la LNI pendant 11 ans, Pier-Luc Funk a pu mettre à profit son grand talent d’improvisateur dans 125, rue des Malaises, une nouvelle comédie qui prendra l’affiche dans les salles de la province dans...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Florence Meney présente son nouveau roman La morsure du lac
Dans son cinquième roman, un thriller habilement psychologique, Florence Meney explore comment l’isolement peut pousser certaines personnes à dériver jusqu’à perdre contact avec la réalité. « L’humain a besoin de l’humain », estime...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Okanagan Lake heating up under sunny skies
The temperature of Okanagan Lake has risen to its warmest point this year. A thermometer maintained below the surface of the lake on the W.R. Bennett Bridge showed a water temperature of 21.5 C on Wednesday at 3 p.m. However, the water temperature in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Major projects threatened by labour strikes: province
A pair of striking unions have resulted in “disruptions” to multiple projects, the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) has confirmed. “The Department of Transportation has experienced disruptions to some of its projects as a result...
Read Full Story (Page 1)K Canada Day Knee High by the First of July 2026
Noah Brusso, 7, of Maplecrest Holsteins in Ayton was outstanding in his field on July 1. Parents are Adam Brusso and Kelly Barratt. More Canada Day and knee-high by the first of July corn photos are spread across the pages of this week’s issue
Read Full Story (Page 1)Les prochaines missions lunaires expliquées par Farah Alibay
À l’origine, la prochaine mission du programme allait envoyer des astronautes sur la Lune. En février dernier, la NASA a toutefois annoncé l’addition d’une dernière mission avant celle de l’atterrissage lunaire. Cette mission n’ira pas vers la Lune....
Read Full Story (Page 1)Protecting local heritage is a collective responsibility
Few things define us as much as our shared history. Regional heritage—the cultural, historical, and social legacies passed down through generations of our families, friends and neighbours—forms the fabric of who we are as communities: it provides a...
Read Full Story (Page 2)LEAVING A MARK
A routine concrete job in Holyrood turned into an overnight repair last week. After a husband-and-wife crew finished a garage pour and left the site for the evening, a moose walked straight through the freshly-laid slab. CKC Construction owners...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`TWELVE YEARS IN THE BAKING'
Sable Shortbread has found the recipe for success. The family run bakery, which started in 2014 in British Columbia and relocated to Nova Scotia just prior to the pandemic, is churning out thousands of bite-size cookies a week – all handmade in small...
Read Full Story (Page 1)L’HEURE DU BILAN POUR AGNÈS GRONDIN
Après huit ans comme députée d’Argenteuil, Agnès Grondin a déjà annoncé qu’elle ne briguerait pas un troisième mandat cet automne. Elle avait convié les médias le 29 juin pour faire le bilan des quatre dernières années mais aussi de sa carrière...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Salvation Army Swift Current says farewell to two corps officers
There were some additional goodbyes at the Swift Current Salvation Army’s last community meal before the summer break. The Wednesday night community meal on June 24 was also a farewell barbecue for Captain Ian and Deanna Scott, who received a transfer...
Read Full Story (Page 2)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)CANADA DAY CUPCAKES
The Massey Legion, Branch 432 Legion ladies were busy baking cupcakes, not just a dozen or so, but lots of cupcakes, creating a massive cake in the shape and colours of our flag to celebrate Canada Day in Massey. Legion ladies, May, Ellen, Brenda,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)STREET DANCE DRAWS 1000-PLUS
Elliot Lake Heritage Days got off to a hoping start with the Street Dance on Friday, June 26 in the Upper Plaza. ABBAMANIA was a big hit with the older crowd as well as the younger group.
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘Smiles are guaranteed’
TRURO Victoria Park is filled with visitors on weekends, including walkers, runners, cyclists, and more. Among them are participants of Victoria parkrun, a weekly event powered by volunteers in the community. The event, founded in 2004 in the United...
Read Full Story (Page 1)NOTRE PHOTO DE LA SEMAINE
Le 2 juillet se tenait au Théâtre du VieuxTerrebonne la première de la comédie La Florida, qui sera présentée jusqu’au 7 août. Cette adaptation sur scène du film culte sorti en 1993 invite le public à suivre les membres de la famille Lespérance lors de...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Canada’s Historic World Cup Run Ends, but the Country Has Every Reason to Be Proud
Canada’s historic run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to an end Saturday night after a 3 to 0 loss to Morocco in the round of 16. The defeat was painful, especially after Canada controlled much of the opening half and created several dangerous...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Alberta invests in physicians to strengthen care
Alberta is investing in physician compensation to expand access to doctors, ease pressure on emergency departments and improve care across the province. Alberta’s government is providing a $172.3-million increase in physician compensation as part of...
Read Full Story (Page 2)SEEING THE SAVINGS
CHURCHVILLE - Heating the Churchville Hall has become more affordable thanks to a provincial program to support community buildings. “We used to pay hundreds in power bills, and now, our latest bill came to a mere $47,” explained Doug Fletcher. “It...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SNOWBIRDS MAKE A VISIT
Canada's 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, known as the Snowbirds, parked and undergoing maintenance at P. E. I.' s Slemon Park Airport. The Snowbirds flew from the Island while conducting a slate of recent shows around The Maritimes and Quebec. The...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ACHIEVING HER DREAMS
Megan Woodworth achieved a dream recently by being drafted into the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL). Now she's determined to make the expansion Hamilton team's roster for opening night. “I got drafted, which is great, but there's still a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)THANKS FOR THE LAUGHS, MRS. ROPER
The theme song from the Three's Company sitcom says, `Come and knock on our door. We've been waiting for you.' In Yarmouth, the wait was over when a group of boisterous Mrs. Ropers hit the town and county. Fourteen women from across the Tri-Counties...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Une histoire à lire chaque semaine avec un nouvel auteur invité.
Read Full Story (Page 3)Scenes from the Salmon Festival
Campbellton’s Salmon Festival officially got underway on June 28 with the opening ceremonies and Miss Salmon Festival Pageant. Taking home the title of “Miss Fish” was Malika Levesque, who was also chosen as Miss Talent. Lilly Rioux was First Princess...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Not enough signatures for southern Alberta coal mining petition
Elections Alberta has completed verification for the “No New Coal Mining in the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains” citizen initiative petition. Alberta’s Chief Electoral Officer, Gordon McClure, has determined, as required under section 10 of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Mission accomplie pour la délégation de Madawaska-Victoria!
Heureux des résultats obtenus par la délégation de Madawaska-Victoria (Mad-Vic), le chef de mission, Joey Couturier, affirme que les artistes et athlètes ont été fiers de compétitionner devant leurs proches, au Madawaska. Avec sa récolte de 36...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Tosha Hotel named ‘Rotarian of the Year’ by fellow members
A local volunteer has been named the Portage la Prairie Rotarian of the Year, an honour she says reflects the collective efforts of a deeply dedicated community group. Tosha Hotel was presented with the framed plaque by her fellow peers during the...
Read Full Story (Page 3)TRUE PATRIOT LOVE
Hundreds of families and thousands of proud Canadians gathered at the Harbourfront last Wednesday, to celebrate Canada Day and the 159th anniversary of Confederation in Kenora, with games, treats, songs, and patriotic spirit galore, all reminders of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)70 M $ POUR SÉCURISER LA 50 ENTRE MIRABEL ET GRENVILLE
Ce qui devait être au départ une visite de chantier est devenue une annonce en bonne et due forme : non seulement le ministère des Transports du Québec est-il actuellement en train de sécuriser la 50 entre Brownsburg-Chatham et Grenville-sur-la-Rouge...
Read Full Story (Page 2)De nombreux prix pour leurs fromages fermiers biologiques
Depuis 2017, publie chaque semaine un portrait de famille agricole. Certaines d’entre elles ont connu des changements majeurs ces dernières années, ce qui nous a donné envie de prendre de leurs nouvelles. Voici un suivi du portrait des Bolduc, de...
Read Full Story (Page 2)LE COMBAT COMMENCE AVANT LES FLAMMES
Rhéal Gagnon connaît bien les feux de forêt : il combat les incendies depuis 34 ans. Nommé récemment chef des pompiers de La Broquerie, il constate que les feux deviennent plus intenses et rappelle que la prévention demeure la meilleure protection. Si...
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)City updates fire services master plan
Bathurst city council is updating its fire safety plan to provide better coverage and information for residents. The Bathurst Fire Service Fire Master Plan was started a number of months ago to be used as a guide in fire protection and emergency...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TOWN’S CAPITAL PROGRAM RUNNING JUST UNDER BUDGET
Sussex’s general capital program is riding the budget line after overruns on some items were offset by scope changes on others. Town councillors received an update on the capital program at council’s June 22 meeting after it had been presented at the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sukanen Ship Museum to welcome families for annual Family Day on July 19
Families looking for an affordable day trip later this month will have the opportunity to explore local history while enjoying a full slate of activities during Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum’s annual Family Day. The event is scheduled for...
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘True heroes’: Volunteers rebuild homes in destroyed Saskatchewan community
Read: 3 min In late May 2025, Denare Beach, Sask., was devastated by the Wolf wildfire. Over 200 structures in the remote village of 850 people - located about 400 kilometres north of Saskatoon - were destroyed. The southern half of the village was...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TIME TO savour
If you’re of the opinion that summer is a season that’s meant for slowing down, we’re with you. The idea that these warm months offer a much-needed respite from the daily grind has been instilled in us from primary school, when July and August...
Read Full Story (Page 4)The Monster Cottages vs. the Resistance
Inside the ruthless battle for the future of cottage country
Read Full Story (Page 4)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)Remembering our Miss Phelps
Sitting in a Cowansville High School Grade 9 art class in 1967 I wondered how I could do a book cover art project and relate it to the latest “crush” in my life. I can’t remember how the word eagle came into play right now and wonder if it might have...
Read Full Story (Page 2)C'est la saison des bleuets ! Nos idées préférées pour les cuisiner
Read Full Story (Page 1)BAR À CRÈME GLACÉE
1 contenant (450 ml) crème glacée à la vanille (ou recette maison, voir p. 15) 1 contenant (450 ml) crème glacée au chocolat 1 contenant (450 ml) crème glacée aux fraises (ou autre saveur au choix) sauce au caramel à l’érable (voir...
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)ALEX GUAY-BASTIEN
« C’est cru et très sévère. Moi, je voulais envoyer un message de bonté. Au fond, je me fous un peu de ce que les transphobes pensent, parce qu’on existe et on est là pour rester, alors c’est plus à eux de s’habituer... »
Read Full Story (Page 6)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)Retreating for rest & renewal
Jesus went into the desert, Moses climbed Mount Sinai, Elijah fled to Horeb, my friend Heather drives to the lake. With young children, a disabled husband and a high-pressure job, Heather sometimes feels her connection to God is a rapidly fraying rope....
Read Full Story (Page 1)NOSM University Honours Excellence in Health Sciences Education
Exceptional health education begins with exceptional educators. As part of its commitment to strengthening the future health workforce across Northern Ontario, NOSM University celebrated the outstanding contributions of health sciences educators. At...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Planting Parliaments
Burrowing Owls are heading south, and most aren’t coming back. Meet the researchers building them homes anyway, in the hope that, one day, they will.
Read Full Story (Page 3)S’ENRACINER DANS LA TOUNDRA
Autrefois un grand désert blanc, l’Arctique vire au vert — et personne n’est prêt pour ce qui s’en vient
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)IT’S A DATE
I’ve spent enough time on dating apps to know the ritual: bat “how’s your day going?” back and forth until you both lose the will to live, then watch the other person vanish forever because you replied to a meme 14 hours too late. So when my...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sous surveillance
Nos outils technologiques capturent de précieuses informations sur nos habitudes de vie, nos déplacements et nos opinions. De quoi alimenter des systèmes de surveillance de plus en plus organisés et à une échelle sans précédent…
Read Full Story (Page 3)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)Le 425e Escadron honore son histoire avec un nouvel étendard
Le 19 juin 2026, à la base des Forces canadiennes de Bagotville, le 425e Escadron tactique de chasse (ETAC) a procédé à la consécration de son nouvel étendard lors d'une cérémonie empreinte de solennité. L'événement s'est déroulé sous la présidence de...
Read Full Story (Page 2)La chronique S'exercer au bonheur
Le redressement : retrouver sa verticalité et choisir la vie
Read Full Story (Page 6)Une orque
S’exercer pour s’améliorer tous les jours — même pour les prédateurs les plus redoutables!
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)Dog Fight
Lisa Benoit thought she was saving strays. Then undercover officers began building a case against her
Read Full Story (Page 5)De voitures et d'elegance...
Les trois plus beaux concours d’élégance à l’extérieur du Canada sont ceux de Bagatelle en France, et de Pebble Beach et Meadows Brook aux États-Unis. Si vous aimez la classe et l’élégance à son summum, c’est là que ça se passe ! Un concours...
Read Full Story (Page 4)ON THE COVER
Michelle Lloyd Bermann and David Bermann at their cottage boathouse on Snake Island. Story, page 38. Photography by Alex Lukey.
Read Full Story (Page 5)DESTINATIONS • La Great Lakes Waterfront Trail • Route verte
En bordure de la • Le fleuve en filigrane dans Charlevoix
Read Full Story (Page 1)Pièces tendance, looks du moment et conseils déco, c’est par ici!
On l’a vue en trapéziste introvertie dans The Greatest Showman (2017), en adolescente queer endeuillée et rongée par la dépendance dans la série à succès Euphoria, puis en jeune femme magnétique et inaccessible dans le film de l’été 2024, Challengers,...
Read Full Story (Page 7)Pour un vrai congé parental
Rimah n’a pas quitté son travail dans un service de garde montréalais uniquement à cause des premières frappes américaines sur l’Iran en juin 2025. Du jour au lendemain, elle a dû retourner en Iran pour aller chercher sa belle-mère, gravement atteinte...
Read Full Story (Page 2)PAIN
Some runners love getting to that point in a race where they’re in pain. That burn or ache is a signal that they’re at their maximum capacity, giving it all they’ve got. Other runners feel those first shocks of pain hit their hamstrings and instantly...
Read Full Story (Page 1)La lutte pour Limeville
La construction de la maison au 34, rue Battery remonte aux années 1870. Celle-ci a survécu au grand feu de St. John’s de 1892, mais le bâtiment n’a, malgré son passé, jamais bénéficié d’un statut d’immeuble patrimonial protégé. Les terres sur...
Read Full Story (Page 2)MISSION ACCOMPLIE
LEURS PRODUITS LES PLUS CHERS DÉPASSENT LES 500 $ NERF N-Strike Vulcan NERF NStrike Dans un monde saturé d’écrans, le succès durable de Nerf intrigue. Pas d’application. Pas de connexion Wi-Fi. Juste une mécanique simple, physique, presque archaïque...
Read Full Story (Page 9)Verrines shortcake aux fraises
500 ml (2 tasses) de fraises coupées en quartiers 45 ml (3 c. à soupe) de sucre 1 boîte de mélange à pouding à la vanille (de type Jell-o) de 102 g 310 mo (1 1/4 tdsse) de lait 2 % froid 500 ml (2 tasses) de yogourt grec nature 0 % 12 biscuits au...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Terrasses et restos avec vue Médecine préventive
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)ON THE COVER
This photo of Canadian Ranger Mcpl. Neil Kigutaq was shot by Dustin Patar. Patar’s story on the Rangers’ 5,200-kilometre snowmobile patrol across the Arctic is featured inside.
Read Full Story (Page 3)!"#"$%#&& '&()*+,-%#.
lanifier, organiser, décider, contrôler… Voilà ce qu’on attend encore du gestionnaire. Mais cette définition ne suffit plus à rendre compte de l’étendue et de la complexité des responsabilités associées au rôle. Aujourd’hui, diriger, c’est composer...
Read Full Story (Page 3)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)CHARGE UP.
Over two years of study and research have led to the creation of the GENERATOR MID, the ultimate shoe for Trad Climbing. Designed for climbers who prioritize support, comfort and protection with laser precision. From granite big walls to desert cracks...
Read Full Story (Page 2)EXCLAIM! EXPERIENCE
Le Festif! | Sled Island | Purple City | FEQ | River & Sky | Khatsahlano Street Festival
Read Full Story (Page 5)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)Le secret des meilleures pizzas est dans la sauce
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)The Essential Guide to WORLD CUP MANIA in Canada
Read Full Story (Page 1)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)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)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
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)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)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)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)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)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)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)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)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)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)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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