No-needle COVID-19 vaccine trial seeking participants

More than 300 people are currently being recruited for the testing of a no-needle COVID-19 vaccine that’s made in Hamilton.

Dental Hygienist

Our thriving dental practice in Sault Ste. Marie is excited to welcome a full-time Registered Dental Hygienist to our dynamic team.

Vaughan collision critically injures child

A child sustained 'life-altering' injuries as a result of a two-vehicle collision in Vaughan over the weekend, York Regional Police say.

Same person was arrested twice within 24 hours

Temiskaming OPP have laid several criminal charges against a man following two separate incidents that occurred over the course of a weekend in Cobalt

City gives struggling Pride Toronto $350,000

One of Toronto’s largest festivals has received a lifeline from the city after announcing earlier this year that it would be scaling back its 2025 event due to reduced funding from some of its key sponsors coupled with rising costs of putting on the four-day event.

Ontario ordered to pause Toronto bike lane removal until Charter case decided

TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford's government has been ordered to keep its hands off three major Toronto bike lanes until a judge can decide whether a plan to remove them is unconstitutional.

White House cites drop in people caught at Canada-U.S. border as tariffs continue

The White House Press Secretary says there has been a significant drop in the number of people illegally crossing into the U.S. from Canada

Major ITV star reveals they turned DOWN being on Celebrity Traitors – and why they regret the decision

We sold everything to quit the UK & move to Cyprus – now we’ve halved our rent & bills but have THREE swimming pools 

IPL 2025: Marsh’s wicket was key for the win, says Delhi Capitals’ Mukesh Kumar

Lucknow, April 23 (IANS) For the opening 10 overs of the game, Lucknow Super Giants’ heavily loaded top-order seemed to be running away with the game and it was Mukesh… Continue reading IPL 2025: Marsh’s wicket was key for the win, says Delhi Capitals’ Mukesh Kumar The post IPL 2025: Marsh’s wicket was key for the win, says Delhi Capitals’ Mukesh Kumar first appeared on Australia India News.

The Range’s 49p colourful plant gardeners love is snail-proof & produces an ‘abundance’ of flowers from spring to autumn

Sailing charity’s celebration of Women on the Water

A charity dedicated to youth self-development has taken thousands of the island’s young people out sailing to test their skills — more than half of them young women. The Endeavour Programme marked Int...

IPL 2025: Wanted to capitalize on a wicket like that, says Pant on batting down the order vs DC

Lucknow, April 22 (IANS) Lucknow Super Giants captain Rishabh Pant revealed the reason why he decided to move lower down the batting order and allow Abdul Samad to capitalize on… Continue reading IPL 2025: Wanted to capitalize on a wicket like that, says Pant on batting down the order vs DC The post IPL 2025: Wanted to capitalize on a wicket like that, says Pant on batting down the order vs DC first appeared on Australia India News.

Scientists analysed 8 million US speeches - and uncovered a surprising trend

Machine learning has revealed how US political rhetoric shifted from evidence to emotion over the past 140 years

Conor Benn already knows how he will beat Chris Eubank Jr

Conor Benn is set to face Chris Eubank Jr in a huge grudge match this weekend and the 28-year-old has now detailed exactly how he plans to beat his rival on Saturday

Liverpool's dream defence after Dean Huijsen £50m signing and Trent Alexander-Arnold decision

Latest Liverpool transfer news and gossip as Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen continues to be linked with a move to Anfield

Mother of Calgary murder suspect details hallucinations and fear months before attack

CALGARY - The mother of a Calgary murder suspect has testified her son was suffering hallucinations and was in fear of animalistic creatures months before a young woman was stabbed

Professors urge party leaders to offer ‘academic refugees’ from the U.S. a safe haven

An open letter signed by more than 500 faculty members calls Donald Trump’s attacks on U.S. schools a ‘crisis’ that also affects Canadian education, research and funding