In this issue of our environmental newsletter, we look at why companies aren’t touting their green initiatives as much as they used to â and whether that’s a bad thing; map out what you can grow in your garden and how it’s changing; and check out what ‘biochar’ can do for farmers and the climate.
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in the death of an international student who was fatally struck by a stray bullet in April, Hamilton police
TORONTO — There’s a scene in “Shook” in which the drama’s lead tells a Toronto hipster that he lives in Scarborough. Her response — “Oooh,
TORONTO — Health officials in Ontario are reporting that the number of new measles cases are down to the single digits for the first time
NAPANEE — Provincial police say a 31-year-old woman has been arrested on 14 criminal charges following an attempted abduction at a youth soccer game in
SIMCOE — Ontario Provincial Police in Simcoe say they’ve arrested 16 people and seized illegal cannabis valued at more than $55 million after a drug
A veteran Winnipeg officer, who was charged with several offences late last year, is now facing more charges after a 16-month long police investigation alleges he trafficked illegal drugs, distributed a photo of a dead female and disclosed confidential information.
TORONTO — Ontario is taking a step toward planning new pipelines to bring Alberta oil and gas to the province for refining, issuing a request
For the second time in a month, a Surrey, B.C., café owned by Indian superstar Kapil Sharma has been shot at. Police say they found an object similar to a Molotov cocktail at the scene.
TORONTO — A great shift is underway in Toronto months after the closures of several supervised consumption sites, as their users seek alternatives and drop-in
The WNBAÂ has sent out a notice warning anyone who deliberately throws objects onto the court during league games could be arrested and banned from games for a year, after a sex toy was tossed toward players for the third time in a week.
In the days after Oct. 7, 2023, journalist Fares Alghoul packed his suitcase, expecting to imminently leave his Hamilton home for Gaza to cover the war from the ground as he’d done in past conflicts. But this time was different.
