Ontario Sees Fewer Homeless on Social Assistance, But Disability Recipients Still Rising
Editor Ontario has seen a slight decrease in the number of people who are homeless while receiving provincial financial…
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Axium Packaging Opens New Brampton Plant, Promising Jobs and Sustainable GrowthBy Steve Pecar
BRAMPTON — A new 227,000-square-foot manufacturing plant has opened in Brampton, with its owners saying the facility will…
Darlington Nuclear Site Prepares Ground for Canada’s First Small Modular ReactorBy Glenn Hendry
ONTARIO — Site preparation is well underway at the Darlington nuclear station, where Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is…
Rowan’s Law Linked to Drop in Sports Brain Injuries, New Study FindsBy Codi Wilson – The Canadian Press
Ontario has seen nearly a 10 per cent drop in sports-related traumatic brain injuries in the year Rowan’s…
Shooter Dead After Attack at Dallas ICE Facility; Three People ShotBy The Associated Press
DALLAS — Three people were shot Wednesday morning at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in…
Canada at a Crossroads: From Digital Colony to Digital Nation
For two decades, Canada has played the role of bystander in the global digital economy. Foreign tech giants…
Emotional Jimmy Kimmel Returns to Late Night, Defends Free Speech Amid Suspension Controversy
NEW YORK — Jimmy Kimmel returned to Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday after nearly a week off the…
AI Voice Clone in ‘Tomb Raider’ Sparks Outrage, Raises Fears Over Future of Jobs
PARIS — A “Tomb Raider” video game update has set off a firestorm over the use of artificial…
Brampton May Take Over Peel Museum, But Millions in Regional Funding at Risk
Peel Regional council will decide Thursday whether to transfer ownership of the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives…
Carney Sees “Light and Possibilities” for Canada as UN Trip Wraps Up
Prime Minister Mark Carney struck an optimistic tone as he wrapped up his visit to the United Nations…