The school boards highlighted potential safety and transportation issues linked to the eclipse.
Eight Ontario school boards have opted to reschedule their professional activity (P.A.) days to align with the April 8 solar
Read More
Net News Update
News, Sass, and Info!
News
Minor tremor rattles Quebec and Ontario.
On Thursday morning, a 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck Quebec near the Ontario border. The epicenter was located in Huntington, Que.,
Read MoreEnd of Canada’s Greener Homes Program Could Trigger Thousands of Layoffs
With the imminent closure of the federal government’s popular Canada Greener Homes grant program, the energy audit industry faces an
Read MoreCineplex Removes South Indian Film After GTA Movie Theatre Drive-By Shootings
TORONTO – Cineplex has decided to halt screenings of a South Indian film in response to four drive-by shootings that
Read MoreFederal Government Commits Increased Funding to Alleviate Refugee Housing Crisis.
The Canadian Government Increases Funding to Accommodate Growing Number of Asylum Seekers. In an announcement on Wednesday, Minister of Immigration,
Read More
Expansion of National Dental Care Plan Now Includes Seniors Aged 72 and Above
The health minister assures that the details regarding how dentists will register and receive payment will be forthcoming. Today, seniors
Read More
Quebec sawmills face financial losses amid declining demand for lumber.
Sawmills across Quebec have been operating at a loss for over a year due to the decline in demand for
Read MorePoilievre Labels UNRWA as a ‘Terrorist’ Entity as Canada Halts Funding Amid Allegations
Canada and the United States are among the nations that have temporarily halted funding to the aid organization. Conservative Leader
Read MoreLand Accord Grants 80 Hectares Back to Snuneymuxw First Nation on Vancouver Island
On Saturday, Chief Michael Wyse and Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Gary Anandasangaree marked a pivotal moment for the Snuneymuxw First
Read MoreOntario mandates guaranteed housing for international students in post-secondary institutions
Ontario’s Minister Jill Dunlop announced on Friday that colleges and universities across the province will now be mandated to ensure
Read More