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  Wood Buffalo RCMP are asking residents for information on an alleged assault that took place in Fort Mc...

    Nearly seven million Canadians struggled with hunger last year, with some "going without food fo...

Muskoka resident Joyce Jonathan Crone of Six Nations Reserve writes about MMIWG.

The Stuff-A-Bus toy drive is back to help deliver toys and holiday joy to children within the Regional Municip...

The City of Mississauga is considering the renaming of Off-Road Trail 11 in Ward 3 to Chechalk Trail, in honour of Chief Chechalk, a 19th century Indigenous leader.

    The Federal Court of Canada has squashed a cabinet order that listed plastic manufactured items ...

Click to expand Image A doctor examines a pregnant woman to measure the heartbeat of the fetus, Jackson, Mississippi, US, December 17, 2021. 2021 Rogelio V. Solis/AP Photo (Washington, D.C.) - The US government should direct environmental justice funds from President Biden's climate law to protect pregnant people and address reproductive justice in communities most at risk, a group of organizations said today. The group of mostly maternal health rights organizations called for the US to pha...

The Mtis Nation of Alberta has unveiled a brand new Youth Centre at 11821 123 St in Edmonton. Mtis youth aged ...

    A Commemorative Ceremony honoring Louis Riel was held inside the Alberta Legislature Building in...

OFSS is proud to partner with London Drugs and Friends to support approximately 4,000 local seniors through th...