Logan Staats Turns Sleepless Winter into Summer Folk Songs
“Beware of the black one,” Logan says. “The cat?” I ask. “No, the rooster,” he laughs. Crowing could be heard from beyond the front porch as I arrive at his place on the reserve in […]
Year: 2017
The Weather Network Teams Up with the North American Indigenous Games
When buzz began to circulate that The Weather Network (TWN) would be making an announcement with executives and ambassadors of the North American Indigenous Games present, questions abounded: Would TWN broadcast the games? If […]
Older, but not wiser – condom use decreasing in older Canadians
Written by Sian Mitchell, Interactive elements by Hailey McAdams Researchers at the University of Guelph are calling for more sexual health education programs targeted towards middle-aged single Canadians. The need for these programs was emphasized […]
Y U NO Women, JUNOS?
The 2017 Juno awards are set to take place at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa this weekend. Canada’s best will be in attendance and on stage, but after looking at the nominations list, one wonders: […]
Hockey Canada mandates cross-ice hockey amid registration decline
Hockey Canada has recently announced a new mandate, nationwide, which will enforce cross-ice play as opposed to the traditional full-ice play for all registered Canadian hockey players aged five and six years-old. Starting in the […]
Tragedy on Highway 6 – three dead and six more in hospitals
Two teenage girls are dead following a horrific car crash around 9 p.m.Wednesday night on highway 6, south of Caledonia. A 21 year old driver of the another vehicle was also pronounced dead at the […]
Vietnam: Hot, cheap and safe
Tired of cold weather and your daily routine and don’t have much money to spend? Rejuvenate yourself in Vietnam a new hotspot for tourists. Vietnam is a destination which isn’t heavy on your wallet once […]
What’s happening to Europe?
Kenny and Trump talk trade and immigration Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny met with Donald Trump in the White House to discuss trade, immigration and the Irish economy following a breakfast with Vice-President Mike Pence and his […]
Trump troubles
Trump’s travel ban blocked again! Court suffers backlash A second federal judge in Maryland has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly revised travel ban targeting six Muslim countries. A nationwide injunction by Hawaiian Judge Theodore Chuang […]
The Honouring: More to Canada’s history than 150 years
Kaha:Wi Dance Theatre was at Sheridan College on Wednesday to increase awareness of Indigenous Student Services, foster reconciliation, and to invite the Oakville and college community to an upcoming performance of The Honouring at Oakville […]