Canada

Number of homeless people counted in Saskatoon nearly triples

The recent homeless count in Saskatoon has revealed a staggering increase in the number of individuals experiencing homelessness compared to…

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Hundreds of billions at stake as N.L., Quebec draft new Churchill Falls deal

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey and Quebec Premier François Legault made headlines on Thursday as they signed a groundbreaking…

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Former Alberta NDP premier Rachel Notley to resign as MLA

Former premier Rachel Notley, a seasoned politician of Alberta’s underdog NDP, has announced her decision to step down as MLA…

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ELNA medical group, a major health-care provider in Quebec, enters creditor protection

ELNA Medical Group, a prominent Montreal-based company known as Canada’s largest network of medical clinics, has recently filed for creditor…

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Ford to detail legislation aimed at dismantling encampments, punishing public drug use

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to make a significant announcement on Thursday regarding new legislation aimed at addressing the…

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Manitoba woman set to lose right leg after languishing in hospital bed with open wound

A Manitoba woman, Roseanne Milburn, is facing the devastating prospect of losing her leg after a surgeon started a procedure…

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Alberta’s government wants reliable electrical system, proposes market changes to get there

The Alberta government is taking steps to reform the province’s electricity market by implementing a day-ahead market system. This system…

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Vancouver council passes mayor’s motion to make city ‘bitcoin-friendly’

Vancouver Councillors Approve Motion to Explore Bitcoin Integration Vancouver councillors have recently passed a motion from Mayor Ken Sim that…

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Site of Molson Brewery to feature social housing and green space, developer says

The developers behind the revitalization project for Montreal’s Molson Brewery site have big plans in store. Montoni and Fonds immobilier…

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14 Hamilton jail inmates have died from overdoses since 2012 but Ontario change is slow, inquest hears

The Ontario government has been under scrutiny for failing to implement recommendations from a coroner’s inquest aimed at preventing inmate…

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