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Report Reveals Canada’s Progress Towards Achieving its $10-a-Day Child Care Commitment

All provinces and territories committed to achieving a 50 percent cost reduction by December 2022, with the complete rollout of

With increasingly powerful winter storms eroding British beaches and cliffs, the acceleration of sea level rise is poised to exacerbate

The expenses incurred by Canadian taxpayers for safeguarding the prime minister and his family have surged over the past two

Scholastic, the renowned children’s book publisher, has decided to stop segregating titles addressing themes of race, gender, and sexuality at

According to a Vancouver food bank executive, there are numerous heart-wrenching stories associated with the increasing number of Canadians turning

While there isn’t an IKEA store in Northwestern Ontario, the global home furnishings retailer, owned by the Swedish company, is

Advocate and former astronaut hailing from Sarnia is adding his support to the cause of raising awareness for brain cancer

The shutdown of the St. Lawrence Seaway has effectively halted the passage of ships through the Port of Thunder Bay

The City of Pickering and the Town of Grimsby claim they incurred expenses exceeding $400,000. Two municipalities in Ontario are

This week, the Federal Court will consider the approval of a $23 billion compensation package aimed at addressing the historic