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 […]
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 […]
By Graeme Scott and Nora Jartan On 12:15 in the afternoon of February 1st, a woman from Port Credit let her small dog, Lola, outside to answer nature’s call. Unfortunately, nature called back in a […]
By Sian Mitchell and Nora Jartan January 2017 was one of the gloomiest on record with only 51 hours of sunshine, so if you found your mood a bit blue last month, it was for […]
The Niagara Falls attraction’s lawyers were set to begin mounting their defense, but requested and received a deferral until February 23rd after a brief appearance at Provincial Offences Court. John Holer, Marineland’s owner, was […]
By Nicole Percy and Alysha Van Egmond Progress has been made in the transgender rights movement with regards to the case of scrubbing identity markers from government-issued identification. This began when 32-year old Christin Milloy […]
Following the recent approval of four news safe injection sites in Toronto and Ottawa, Halton Region Health authorities are urging local residents not to worry. In a memorandum issued on Tuesday, high-ranking officials acknowledged that opioid use […]
Whether it was the loss a loved one, a favourite celebrity icon, or a job last year, many of us were glad to say, ‘Good riddance’ to 2016. While December brings festivities and closure to […]
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