For most Inuit in Canada heading to university means leaving your homeland, culture and traditions. The barriers are many. But Inuit have a solution. They’re building their own university founded on Inuit values and culture located in Canada’s Arctic.
What could this mean for the MLAs who were formerly party membersFindlay says it’s too early to decide if any of the six MLAs who
What’s next for the Victoire?For a start, we know the expansion player distribution process begins next week, and that each existing team will be able
A family says their son was a patient who died in the waiting room of the Royal Alexandra Hospitalâs emergency department in Edmonton earlier this month.
With the price of used vehicles up around 48 per cent since late 2019, a vehicle that’s been rebuilt after a write-off may carry a tempting price tag. But auto industry experts say they carry risks that may affect safety and insurance.
U.S. President Donald Trump celebrates his 80th birthday in June, and will do so amid questions about whether his physical health and mental sharpness are on the decline.
Amid rising apprenticeship registrations and new funding to recruit more tradespeople, there’s been an uptick of interest in skilled trades. Yet the path isn’t always straightforward. Experts buoyed by the current spotlight want sound decision-making to turn young Canadians’ curiosity into careers.
Seven years ago, Tom Szaky got some of the worldâs biggest corporations to invest in returnable containers, but the pilots shuttered everywhere but France. Could what he’s learned there allow for a Canadian comeback?
Thousands of people around the world have received Canadian citizenship certificates as a result of a change late last year to federal law. Half of them Americans.
Canada coach Jesse Marsch revealed his roster for the men’s World Cup on Friday, with ailing ‘Maritime Messi’ Jacob Shaffelburg a surprise inclusion over Daniel Jebbison.
While thousands of Cubans have been marching in the streets to oppose the U.S. indictment of their former president Raúl Castro, a literal daughter of the revolution is singing a different tune.
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang purportedly wrote to police in Abbotsford, B.C., directly last summer, claiming to have more than 1,000 foot soldiers in Canada ready
