Year: 2015

The Halton unit of Canadian Cancer Society is seeking volunteers to help sell daffodil pins as part of Daffodil Month held in April, a crucial funding time for the organisation. Volunteers are needed for activities […]

With condo living on the rise, many pet owners are having to decide between their dogs or community living. Many condo declarations state a maximum number of dogs per unit and a maximum weight for each dog. […]

A man in his 40s died in a high speed car accident at 12:30 a.m. in Mississauga early Mar. 29. It happened on Eglinton Avenue and Tomken Road. Authorities said the man was driving at 190 kilometres […]

Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force has unveiled Izumo, its largest military vessel since World War II. The vessel stands at 241 meters in length and is 51 meters longer than the Hyuga, the previous largest vessel. […]

Three people were critically injured and a building partially destroyed after an explosion rocked a five-storey building complex in New York’s East Village Mar. 26. The New York Times says over a dozen people were […]

Three people, including a man from Milton, were arrested during a drug raid in late March. The other two suspects are from Mississauga and Halton Hills. According to Halton police, the drug, cocaine, gun and gang […]

The body of a Canadian man who appears to have been beaten to death was found on a beach March 18. His body was discovered near a resort in Los Cabos, Mexico. Mexican police are […]

A tentative deal has been reached between the University of Toronto and Unit 1 of CUPE 3902, the union representing the teaching assistants. The TAs will continue to walk the picket lines until the ratification […]

The newest generation of college and university students in Canada has to shoulder more debt from tuition and other costs associated with getting a post secondary education than previous generations. A student in a three […]