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When Victoria took down its bronze Sir John A. Macdonald, it took care to pull people together. Call it a monumental lesson in polarized times.

Queen’s Health Sciences has been awarded $440,000 for a project promoting COVID-19 vaccination across the Kingston, Frontenac, Lexington, and Addington (KFL&A) region.

The Australian War Memorial and LiSTNR have partnered to create the new podcast, Up Close – Conversations with Modern Veterans, sharing real and raw

World renowned cartographer Fraser Taylor has recently been honored with the Order of Canada, the highest civilian award in the country

SACKVILLE, NB — The Maple League of Universities, of which Mount Allison is a founding member, has received a $800,000 Global Skills Opportunity Grant to develop and launch a program for Indigenous students to participate in an international experience together. The program is called Nation to Nation: Building Indigenous Knowledge Across International Borders.

No New Worlds Art Installation

Cineflix Productions, part of the Cineflix Media group of companies, will partner with Los Angeles-based Hello Friend Media to produce a new documentary series Summer Qamp (w/t), following a group ...

In September, Texas passed the most restrictive abortion law in America....

  VICTORIA -- Victoria police are investigating after an old-growth logging protester was hit by a car outside of the provincial law courts on Wednesday evening. Police say the collision occurred around 6 p.m. when a group of activists were rallying outside of the law courts in the 600-block of Blanshard Street, with some on the sidewalk and some on the northbound lanes of the road. Victoria police say the vehicle, which was travelling northbound on Blanshard Street, had just cleared the t...

  EDMONTON -- Edmontonians marked Canada Day but for some, the federal holiday this year was a time for reflection and not celebration. Thousands swapped their traditional red and white for orange – a colour change to help honour the children who died at residential schools. After the discoveries of unmarked grave sites at Kamloops and Cowessess, many believed Canada Day should be marked in a different way to be more inclusive of the reality colonialism played. A convoy procession to ra...