If Canadians want to be patriotic, look no further than Quebec

Canadian patriotism has surged since U.S. President Donald Trump took office and waged a trade war with his country’s northern neighbour. But while this flavour of patriotism has largely manifested in opposition to the United States (“Elbows up,”...

Will the NHL ever return to Quebec City? Dying expansion buzz reflects 'sad reality'

QUEBEC CITY — Early Monday morning, Ottawa Senators defenseman Thomas Chabot made the 45-minute drive from Quebec City to his hometown in Sainte-Marie de Beauce, accompanied by several teammates. He couldn’t return to the area without visiting his...

Kap Paper Makes Urgent Call to Ottawa to Match Provincial Support and Protect 2500 Jobs in Northeastern Ontario

Today’s call supports a letter issued earlier this week by the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) and the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA). Kap Paper is the backbone of forest operations in Northeastern Ontario....

Cat Stevens postpones book tour of North America due to visa issues

Cat Stevens, who now goes by Yusuf Islam, has postponed the North American leg of his book tour due to unspecified visa issues, the singer announced on social media Monday. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member was set to tour in support of his...

10 author panels to catch at 2025 Decatur Book Festival

Arts & Entertainment From science to social issues, romantasy to mystery, readers of all kinds should find something of interest with this eclectic lineup. The house was packed inside First Baptist Church Decatur's Sanctuary during the 2024...

Cat Stevens postpones US book tour amid visa issues

British singer-songwriter Cat Stevens, known for hits like "Wild World" and "Moonshadow," is postponing his book tour in North America amid visa issues. Stevens, 77, was set to tour for his autobiography, "Cat on the Road to Find Out," which will...

Jonathan Adler's Ceramic & Design Show at MAD; Elevating Your Instant Ramen; Rising Divorce Rates Over 50; Anika Fajardo's New Novel About Finding Heritage

Loading... [REBROADCAST FROM July 10, 2025] Jonathan Adler's 30 year career is being celebrated at the Museum of Art & Design in a show titled "The Mad, MAD World of Jonathan Adler," which looks at his ceramic work over the past 30 years. Ramen is...

‘It’s going to take us 150 years’: Canada still working to implement Truth and Reconciliation Commission recommendations

A decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued 94 calls to action, Canada still has a long way to go to address the impacts of the residential school system on Indigenous people. “Think about it, 150 years it took for us to get here...

Alberta teachers’ strike looming as deal is overwhelmingly rejected

Calgary classrooms will be empty of both teachers and students come Oct. 6, after a government-presented deal was met with a widespread teacher no-vote. Some 89.5 per cent (38,113 total) of eligible ATA members voted against the deal government...

At UN, Canada’s foreign minister walks fine line

Anita Anand, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Canada, addresses the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters Monday. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) TORONTO (AP) — Canada’s foreign minister walked a fine line at the...

Alberta teachers reject government contract offer, setting up provincewide strike

Open this photo in gallery:Charis Routley, 11, blows bubbles with friends as they join a student walk out and protest in support of pay for teachers and funding for schools at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton on Sept. 22.AMBER BRACKEN/The...

COLUMNIST: While Americans are distracted, Canada and Mexico get together

MONTREAL — Hardly noticed in the United States amid its worries about domestic tranquility was an important, telling and symbolic development that prompted bold-faced headlines here. While the U.S. was struggling over the meaning of free...

Quebec public-health director hopeful there will be enough free COVID-19 shots to go around

Open this photo in gallery:Luc Boileau, Quebec’s outgoing public-health director, told La Presse that while most of the province's free COVID-19 shots will go to high-risk groups, he expects 'tens of thousands of doses' will be still be available...

Canada bound – PainChek establishes Canadian headquarters

PainChek is establishing its North American headquarters in Edmonton, Canada. Pic: Getty Images PainChek has established a Canadian headquarters in Edmonton Metropolitan Region of Canada The region has built a strong reputation as a hub for health...

How to take advantage of the 'secret season' in B.C. and Alberta

Breadcrumb Trail Links Travel Guide Travel Travel Canada Travel Calgary Travel Vancouver A fall getaway offers unique adventures, better rates and less tourist traffic out west A cranberry plunge is one of many fun things to do in Vancouver and...

Canada Post strike impacting mail subscriptions

Posted on September 29, 2025 by Sunny South NewsSouthern Alberta Newspapers Canada Post employees are back on the picket line this week. Mail delivery of your subscription will be affected by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike, and we...

Tourism Yorkton welcomes visitors from across Canada and beyond

YORKTON — Tourism Yorkton is celebrating another busy season, welcoming visitors from across Canada and around the world. The city’s information centre reported more than 190 guests from three continents in recent months, a reflection of Yorkton’s...

Circle Jerks's Keith Morris on Group Sex, Chuck Biscuits, and bleeding on a Vancouver stage

Get the best of Vancouver in your inbox, every Tuesday and Thursday. Sign up for our free newsletter. Remember when punk rock was a threat? Back in 1982, the Circle Jerks’ “Letter Bomb” was one of the few punk songs I played that absolutely...

Local Toronto cafés to visit in neighbourhoods where major chain shuttered

With major chain Starbucks recently closing stores across North America, including in Toronto, there are local coffee shop alternatives to visit in each of the neighbourhoods. As of this week, Liberty Village, the Danforth, and Little Italy were...

Creative BC Announces $300K Pilot Program to Accelerate Early-Stage Growth of British Columbia Video Game Companies

Creative BC Announces $300K Pilot Program to Accelerate Early-Stage Growth of British Columbia Video Game Companies Vancouver, BC, September 29, 2025--(T-Net)--Creative BC has announced the launch of its Video Games Early Stage Growth Program, a...