External Review Calls for More B.C. Home-Share Funding
Years after a tragic death, an external review demands increased funding for B.C.'s home-share programs. Learn about the critical recommendations and ongoing challenges.
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Frontline worker calls for improved Sask. addictions care
Chantel Huel, a former addict turned outreach worker, urges Saskatchewan to enhance addiction treatment services. Her powerful story highlights the need for better support systems.
New truck has $13K damage from stolen catalytic converter
An Ontario man faces shocking $13,000 damage claim after catalytic converter theft from brand-new truck at dealership. Learn how to protect your vehicle from this growing crime.
RFK Jr.'s Brother Condemns His Food Aid Stance
Maxwell Taylor Kennedy scorches his brother, HHS Secretary RFK Jr., for aligning with Trump on SNAP cuts, calling it a betrayal of their father's legacy against poverty.
Timmins Mutual Aid Centre Opening End of January
DIY Community Health progresses on its new mutual aid centre in downtown Timmins, with an anticipated opening by the end of January 2025. Learn more about this community initiative.
Edmonton's McCauley residents welcome police boost
Residents of Edmonton's McCauley neighbourhood express support for an increased police presence aimed at improving community safety and security.
Abbotsford businesses join police to fight shoplifting
Local Abbotsford businesses are collaborating with police to tackle rising shoplifting incidents. Learn how this partnership aims to protect retailers and reduce crime in the community.
Second Orléans EarlyON Centre Closes, Worrying Families
The Charlemagne EarlyON Child and Family Centre in Orléans is closing Nov. 30, the second such closure since September. Families fear a major gap in free early-learning programs. Learn more about the impact.
Saskatchewan expands homelessness strategy with $20M
Saskatchewan announces $20 million expansion to homelessness strategy. Learn how this funding will address housing crisis and support vulnerable populations across the province.
Windsor Good Greens Program Hits Food Recovery Milestones
Windsor's Good Greens Food Reclamation Program celebrates multiple achievements in reducing food waste and feeding communities. Learn how this initiative is making a difference.
Windsor Police Issue Alert on Distraction Thefts
Windsor police report a series of distraction thefts in local parking lots. Suspects target seniors, offering fake jewelry to steal valuables. Learn prevention tips.
Ontario expands energy efficiency programs for appliances
Ontario government announces expanded energy efficiency programs for eligible appliances, helping households reduce costs and environmental impact. Learn how to benefit.
Quebec's Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles Listed
New data reveals the most frequently stolen vehicles in Quebec, with Toyota RAV4 leading the list. Learn which models are at highest risk and how to protect your vehicle.
Surrey school seeks help for hungry students
W.E. Kinvig Elementary in Surrey requests emergency funds as 50 families struggle with food insecurity after provincial funding cuts. Learn how you can help.
New Brunswick adds site to Nursing Homes Without Walls
New Brunswick expands innovative Nursing Homes Without Walls program with new site, providing essential care services to seniors in their own homes across the province.
Sudbury Wolves warn fans about phishing email scam
The Sudbury Wolves hockey organization has issued an urgent warning about phishing emails targeting fans. Learn how to protect yourself from this scam.
Ottawa Food Bank Visits Double Since 2019
The Ottawa Food Bank's 2025 Hunger Report reveals a 101% increase in visits since 2019, urging all government levels to address the affordability crisis. Read the full story.
UPAD Deploys Balkan Anti-Bot System for Concert Sales
UPAD launches Rakija Gate, the first Balkan anti-bot protocol, during Aleksandra Prijović's record-breaking concert ticket sale. Learn how this cultural-tech solution fights automated traffic.
Fake $50 and $100 bills alert in Greater Sudbury
Greater Sudbury Police warn businesses about counterfeit $50 and $100 bills causing financial losses. Learn how to identify fake currency and protect your business.
UWindsor Sport Management Program Tops Canadian Ranking
University of Windsor's Master of Sport Management and Leadership program earns top spot in Canada. Learn about this prestigious recognition and program details.
Adopt-A-School campaign launches 14th year in Vancouver
The Vancouver Sun Children's Fund launches its 14th Adopt-A-School campaign to help schools support children facing poverty and hunger. Learn how you can help.
Vancouver police warn of $15K lost to impersonation scams
Vancouver Police warn residents about sophisticated police impersonation scams that have cost victims $15,000. Learn how to protect yourself from fraud.
Huron-Bruce MADD's 30th Annual Red Ribbon Campaign
Huron-Bruce MADD launches 30th annual red ribbon campaign amid concerning resurgence of impaired driving. Learn how one mother's tragedy sparked three decades of advocacy.
Alan Doyle: Mental Health Treatments Actually Work
Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle shares his mental health journey and foundation work, advocating for open discussions and effective treatments in Canada.
Teens use AI chatbots as mental health lifeline
Canadian teens increasingly use AI chatbots like ChatGPT for emotional support, but experts warn of serious risks including isolation and harmful advice. Learn why human connection remains essential.
Ex-CMOH: Alberta Must Address Measles Outbreak Root Causes
Dr. James Talbot urges Alberta to tackle underlying factors driving measles outbreak. Learn about the public health recommendations and response strategies.
Self-Defense Expert Aids Bullying Victims in Windsor
A self-defense master extends support to bullying victims in Windsor. Learn about available resources and empowerment strategies for those facing harassment.
BGC London starts $3M campaign for 70th anniversary
Facing financial challenges, London's Boys and Girls Club launches $3-million fundraising campaign during 70th anniversary celebration with Olympic champion Damian Warner.
Moncton, St. John's have highest violent crime in Canada
New study reveals Atlantic Canada urban areas face highest violent crime rates. Learn about the findings and what it means for community safety across the country.
B.C. lawsuit settlement sets new overdose site standards
A lawsuit over a Vancouver overdose prevention site has been settled, leading to new provincial standards and community consultation requirements for future facilities.
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