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Across Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent, communities are feeling the pinch of inflation. Despite Canada's top grocers enjoying record profits, prices keep going up and it is hitting local residents where it
Residents laud proposed new segregated bike lanes along St-Jacques and St-Antoine streets, but some decry the loss of about 300 parking spaces.
Posted: May 23, 2021 5:16 PM ET | Last Updated: May 23 With the COVID-19 pandemic moving classes online, some French immersion teachers say it's been a challenge making sure their students aren't speaking English.(Evan Mitsui/CBC) Trying to get French immersion students to speak French in school was often challenging before the COVID-19 pandemic, but some teachers are concerned that with everyone now online, the problem has only gotten worse. "I'm not hearing that the kids are always speaking French," said Kim Doucet, who's currently teaching Grade 2 French immersion with the Ottawa-Car...