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Wartime lithographs of Northern Ontario on display in Sudbury

Wartime lithographs of Northern Ontario on display in Sudbury

Art Gallery of Sudbury exhibiting 37 works by Frederick Hagan captures the war years and the aftermath up to 1953
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Scouts visit veterans' graves to honour those who served Canada

Scouts visit veterans' graves to honour those who served Canada

This visit was just the first event planned by local scouts to honour veterans this month
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Canadian military must learn more about Aboriginal history: Mi'kmaq organizer

Canadian military must learn more about Aboriginal history: Mi'kmaq organizer

HALIFAX — An organizer of the Aboriginal ceremony in Halifax disrupted by off-duty members of the Armed Forces on Canada Day says she is glad the military has apologized but she also wants a public acknowledgment that much of the East Coast is uncede
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Boys get lesson on gender-violence

Boys get lesson on gender-violence

Students from local public schools receive important lesson on gender equality.
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Family marks 10-year anniversary of Reggie Bushie's death

Family marks 10-year anniversary of Reggie Bushie's death

Brother Ricki Strang calls Wednesday's Day of Remembrance both tough and emotional as he looks back at his brother's life.
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Battle of Britain remembered

Battle of Britain remembered

Members of the local Royal Canadian Air Cadets held a ceremony marking a major victory in the Second World War aerial battle.
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Overcoming opioid crisis requires the entire community working together

Overcoming opioid crisis requires the entire community working together

Overdose Awareness Day offered an opportunity to provide help for those struggling with addiction and mental health issues while also mourning those who have already been lost.
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NDP candidate files complaint over Toronto Sun column

NDP candidate files complaint over Toronto Sun column

Right-wing columnist Brian Lilley dug up a 2019 podcast in which Thunder Bay-Superior North candidate discussed the use of national anthems as a cultural tool.
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Joe Charbonneau

Joe Charbonneau

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Following Up: “Gone Too Soon” memorial garden proposed for Kam River Park

Following Up: “Gone Too Soon” memorial garden proposed for Kam River Park

Parents’ group asks city council to consider rehabilitating space at foot of Donald Street for memorial garden honouring those lost to accidental overdose.
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