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The Climate Action Incentive Payment credit is meant to help individuals and families offset the extra costs from the federal government’s pollution pricing.

Isaac Phan Nay is a Cambodian-Lithuanian reporter studying journalism at Carleton University. He writes about youth and young people in and around Toronto, and covers Indigenous Urban Communities in around Ottawa thanks to a grant from the Local Journalism Initiative and the Government of Canada. He also reports on science and how we can mitigate the damage we've done to the

The Climate Action Incentive payment is meant to offset rising costs of fuel for individuals and families

Ontario is reporting 144 people in intensive-care units due to COVID-19 and 865 in hospital overall testing positive for COVID-19, according to its latest report released Saturday morning.

The Scarborough-based author first won the Star’s contest in 2017 and picked up her second win April 19. Less than twelve hours later, Dragicevic’s agent told her a publisher was

Isaac Phan Nay is a Cambodian-Lithuanian reporter studying journalism at Carleton University. He regularly reports on local news and investigates how small policy changes have long-term effects on the environment. Most recently, Isaac worked as a news editor at the Charlatan, editing university news and breaking Carleton's latest education stories. He also studies economics