Saturday, May 16, 2026

International

“Alberta Reports First Grizzly Bear Killed by Hunter Responders”

More than a year following the announcement by the Alberta government about establishing a group of hunters to deal with troublesome grizzly bears, the...

“Preserve Duck Lake Campaign Fights Name Change”

A new initiative called "Preserve Duck Lake" has been launched to safeguard the traditional name of a historic town. The movement arose in response...

“B.C. to Open ‘Forest Trade Office’ in London Amid U.S. Tariffs”

The government of British Columbia has announced plans to establish a "forest trade office" in London, U.K., aiming to increase exports to Europe. This...

“Young Voters in Nunavut Push for Change in Upcoming Election”

A group of young voters in Nunavut are eager for the upcoming government to address crucial issues in the region. The Nunavut election is...

“Nunavut Election Looms Amid Food Insecurity Crisis”

As the upcoming Nunavut election approaches, the issue of expensive food is a major concern for many residents. Nearly 60% of households in Nunavut...

“Former MLA raises alarm on community issues in Nunavut”

Former MLA Jeannie Ehaloak, standing on a road in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, observes various community issues that need attention. She highlights the loss of...

“Fresh Faces Shake Up Nunavut’s Territorial Government”

Nunavut's upcoming territorial government is set to feature a blend of familiar faces and fresh entrants, as several former MLAs, including the deputy premier,...

“Ford’s Anti-Tariff Ad with Reagan Sparks Controversy”

Premier Doug Ford has expressed satisfaction with the Ontario government's recent ad campaign featuring former U.S. president Ronald Reagan's words to convey an anti-tariff...