To mark Canada’s 150th Birthday a revised and expanded version of National Geographic’s best-selling guidebook to Canada’s national parks and marine conservation areas is now available. In collaboration with National Geographic, Parks Canada has […]
Is your GPS leading you in the right direction? The driver of an SUV accidentally ended up in the transit tunnel at Queens Quay at Union Station Thursday morning while he was apparently following instructions […]
Last year saw a 41% increase in violent crimes involving guns in Toronto. If January and February are any indication 2017’s shooting rate is keeping a close pace to 2016’s. In the first week of […]
NASA held a press conference this week to announce the discovery of 7 earth-sized planets orbiting a star named TRAPPIST-1 39 lightyears away. After much hype and speculation on the internet, many were expecting the […]
Hazel McCallion celebrates her first year as chancellor for Sheridan College. The 96-year-old has big plans for her second term. Click video to learn more.
Toronto’s highways, rampant with crippling traffic bottlenecks, are causing over 7 million hours in delays annually, wasting over 22 million litres of fuel, and accounting for over $181-million in lost value of time, says a […]
Written by Sian Mitchell Interactive Media by-Hailey McAdams As the death count rises from opioid overdoses in Hamilton, Mayor Fred Eisenberger is reaching out to emergency services and local organizations to work together to […]
Story by Allana McDougall, Video produced by Aidan Gutman February is Black History Month and there are a number of events for you to attend! Oakville has a rich black history to be explored. Here’s […]
The anticipated date has been arranged – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be meeting with US President Donald Trump next week Monday, February 13, face to face, in the United States to discuss a […]
Canada is now home to over 35 million people and still growing steadily with a national average growth rate of 5%, according to the 2016 mandatory long-form census. Alberta leads the charge among Canadian provinces with more […]
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