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With the provincial election now over and no recent announcements from the Ontario government about new highways, lockdowns or the like, it seems t...

There’s something very special about bread: it just makes us happy with its good taste.

Tips for making these bites in batches.

Though the economy in Ontario will begin opening up once more in the coming weeks as we make our way out of the third wave of the pandemic, there i...

City of Cape Town slated over ’dodgy’ R65m land deal Share Cape Town – The City has been hauled before the Office of the Public Protector over a multimillion-rand “dodgy” land deal, involving the City and the provincial government, to build houses for Dunoon residents. This comes after Good party secretary-general Brett Herron lodged a complaint with the public protector over the deal, which cost nearly R65 million. The 17-hectare portion of Racing Park Industrial West ...

/ Educators have been in the news a lot this school year as theyve worked to provide safe, and sustainable, learning environments for themselves and their students amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Nauset Regional High School is operating with a hybrid model this year, with students in two cohorts in school two days a week. Wednesdays are a fully remote day so the school building can be cleaned. This model hasnt worked for all students. High school seniors Joy McCarthy and Elizabeth Baird each asked ...

Table View residents bemoan declining infrastructure By Mthuthuzeli Ntseku Share Cape Town – The Greater Table View Action Forum (GTAF) says it has noticed a serious decline in maintenance and upkeep in the Table View area. From broken sewage and stormwater drain collectors to the deteriorating state of public parks that have been taken over by drug users, the forum said things had been getting worse over the past five years. GTAF management committee member Dirk van Niekerk said the area had...