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Transit gets $25.5 million for 13 projects

Transit gets $25.5 million for 13 projects

The money, which was allocated by all three levels of government, will be used to improve shelters, provide an electronic fare payment system and purchase new conventional and accessible buses.
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Activist vying for non-binary birth certificate taking N.L. to court

Activist vying for non-binary birth certificate taking N.L. to court

ST. JOHN'S, N.L.
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Kakabeka Falls pharmacy set to expand

Kakabeka Falls pharmacy set to expand

Owners of Evergreen Pharmacy plan to build a new retail space next door that will be four times larger than their current location and could house a medical clinic and/or a dental clinic.
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Follow your gut: Computer program wins at no-limit Texas Hold 'Em

Follow your gut: Computer program wins at no-limit Texas Hold 'Em

EDMONTON — A computer program has learned to win at one of the most complex poker games by copying a very human impulse — trusting its gut.
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Hinchcliffe still fine tuning despite strong finish at last year's hometown race

Hinchcliffe still fine tuning despite strong finish at last year's hometown race

TORONTO — James Hinchcliffe wants nothing more than to win his hometown race. And even after a third-place finish last year, the Canadian IndyCar driver said there are still changes to be made to his car before Sunday's Honda Indy Toronto.
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Monday Morning ‘MUG’ing: Stepping up to help

Monday Morning ‘MUG’ing: Stepping up to help

This week’s Monday Morning ‘MUG’ing takes a look at HAGI, the Handicapped Action Group Incorporated.
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U.S., Canada 'perplexed' about migrant surge into Canada, Kelly says

U.S., Canada 'perplexed' about migrant surge into Canada, Kelly says

OTTAWA — Most of the migrants who recently made the difficult journey across the border into Canada were in the United States legally, making the trend hard to explain, says U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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City reports progress, ongoing work responding to Seven Youth Inquest recommendations

City reports progress, ongoing work responding to Seven Youth Inquest recommendations

Hiring of city's first manager of Indigenous relations and inclusion formally announced.
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Van der Merwe makes Canada rugby history but still rues 28-28 draw with U.S.

Van der Merwe makes Canada rugby history but still rues 28-28 draw with U.S.

TORONTO — After hobbling into the post-game interview room, co-captain DTH van der Merwe took little pleasure in making Canadian rugby history in a 28-28 tie with the United States.
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Family dog inspires specialty pet treat business

Family dog inspires specialty pet treat business

Nelson family started making specialty diabetic friendly pet treats for their dog Bella and soon after started making them publicly available
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