Mark Munro News Today

- To the first responders, medical workers and others who worked together to save the life of a local hockey player after a terrifying incident during a game last week.

A Michigan high schooler is alive after suffering a serious spine and neck injury during a game last weekend in Cadillac.

A TVC that breaks away from traditional aged care spots.

Frustration is building with a lack of a commitment from the N.S. government to buy and demolish some Halifax-area flood-ravaged homes.

Frustration is building with a lack of a commitment from the Nova Scotia government to buy and demolish some of the Halifax area homes ravaged by massive flooding last July.

Halifax Regional Council sent a letter in October asking for a buyout program for some homes that were heavily damaged the nearby Sackville River spilled its banks in July. As late as two weeks ago, the housing minister said he was unaware of the letter, although his department has subsequently acknowledged receipt of the city's request.

One man was killed and another person injured in the crash.

Chisholm, a cornerstone of public education and training in Victoria, is now set to redefine the impact of education on not only its students, but also the communities it serves through its new 'For the Better' platform developed by The Fuel Agency. The platform recognises that a graduate’s in

THE campaign to honour Scotland’s Olympic legend, Eric Liddell, has gathered pace with the reopening of an Edinburgh University gym that now bears…

Christopher Cook was a violent domestic abuser who went out looking for fights with other men when he wasn't tormenting women.