Burlington teacher Neil Bantleman has been sentenced to 10 years in an Indonesian prison after being found guilty of assault and child sexual abuse on Apr. 2. Bantleman was arrested in July 2014 on accusations […]
Montreal professors, teachers, and city union officials joined students in a protest on April. 2 against new proposed austerity measures. More than 75,000 people attended the rallies, according to organizers. The rally was much more […]
Though the weather is still a bit chilly, spring is upon us. To mark the beginning of blissful weather, Bronte Creek Provincial Park has opened its campgrounds. Booking a campsite for a night costs approximately […]
Alberta prosecutors have filed an appeal against a jury’s decision to clear Bradley Barton of charges related to the death of an aboriginal sex worker. Barton pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death sex […]
Hundreds flocked to the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) centre in Mississauga to pay their respects to Oakville’s Ward 6 Councillor Max Khan on Mar. 30. Khan, 46, died Mar. 29 at Oakville Trafalgar […]
A Russian fishing trawler sank in just minutes in the icy waters of the Pacific ocean near the Kamchatka Peninsula early April 2. As many as 54 of the 132 people on board were killed, rescue workers and investigators said. […]
In response to the growing debate about solitary confinement and its impact on prisoners with mental-health issues,the Ontario government has decided to conduct a review of its policies, especially considering the use of segregation in provincial […]
Canadian celebrities Cheryl Bernard, Corey Vidal, JD Scott, and Rick Campbell are joining Team World Vision on a climb to the top of Africa’s highest mountain in the hopes of ending child slavery. The 8 day […]
Al Shabaab militants are executing hostages at Garissa University College in Kenya in what is still an ongoing stand-off between government forces and the Somalian jihadist group. There are reports that some of the victims […]
Many Ontario residents will see an increase in their hydro bills starting January 2016 as the government cuts costs for low-income residents. An estimated $30 will be discounted from the hydro bills of roughly 500,000 […]
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