6 h. ago University students, staff among first to cast ballots as on

On-campus voting has the potential to eliminate a variety of the logistical barriers that prevent people from voting

Society

7 h. ago 'A number of events' prompt Alberta to explore possible code of conduct for MLAs

'A number of events' prompted Speaker Nathan Cooper to call a committee meeting to explore creating a code of conduct for Alberta MLAs.

Other

7 h. ago Young people excited to cast ballots at U of A advance federal election polling station

At the University of Alberta, students can vote in their home ridings, no matter where they are in Canada

Politics

7 h. ago Des obstacles à la cession de terrains pour la construction d’écoles à Montréal

Le Ville de Montréal doit se montrer créative pour doter ses futurs quartiers d’écoles de proximité.

Other

8 h. ago ‘Unfortunate oversight’: Ontario university sends out admission email to wrong applicants

An Ontario University has apologized after sending an email to nearly half of graduate program applicants. The message was intended for those who had already been accepted.

Society

8 h. ago Canada's small cities and towns facing same toxic drug issues as big cities

Representatives from about 30 Canadians small cities and towns are meeting in Lethbridge to discuss regional solutions

Other

9 h. ago Scientists are solving the problem of urinal splashback, one drop at a time

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have unveiled the Cornucopia and the Nautilus, which reduces splatter to just 1.4 per cent of standard designs

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9 h. ago Industry groups warn that foreign student cuts will hurt P.E.I. tourism sector

CHARLOTTETOWN — Representatives of Prince Edward Island’s tourism industry say Ottawa’s decision to cap international student permits will lead to labour shortages in the sector. Holland College announced last week that due to the cap _ and a drop in enrolment — it would end eight programs, including three that train students in the hospitality […]

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10 h. ago Most support the ‘Buy Canadian’ movement, even when it means paying more

Trade tensions are fuelling patriotic consumerism, a new survey by Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab suggests

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10 h. ago High school basketball player faces felony charges for alleged on

This was not what anybody meant when using the phrase “elbows up.” A high school athlete in West Virginia has been arrested after being accused of hitting a rival in the face with a stiff elbow during a basketball game. According to court documents, Gage Ketterman, a student and basketball player at Harman High School, […]

Society

11 h. ago Foreign student cuts will hurt P.E.I. tourism sector, say industry groups

HALIFAX — Members of Prince Edward Island’s tourism industry say Ottawa’s decision to cap international student permits will lead to labour shortages in the sector. Holland College announced last week that due to the cap — and the drop in enrolment — it would end eight programs including three that train students in the hospitality […]

Other

11 h. ago BioTalent Canada Celebrates Six Years as a Certified Great Place to Work®

OTTAWA, Ontario — For the sixth consecutive year, BioTalent Canada has earned the distinction of being certified as a Great Place to Work®, reinforcing its commitment to building a thriving, diverse, and resilient workforce in Canada’s bio-economy. “Our culture is built around collaboration, trust, and a shared commitment to creating meaningful workforce impact,” Henderson adds. […]

Culture

11 h. ago La saison de la reproduction débute pour les faucons de l’Université de Montréal

La femelle, « Ève », vient de pondre un premier œuf et il est possible de suivre la couvaison en direct sur le Web.

Society

11 h. ago CHARLEBOIS: Childhood obesity gets a prescription — and the food sector a warning

New guidelines encourage physicians to consider prescribing Ozempic and Wegovy to children as young as 12

Other

12 h. ago Two Lethbridge homes destroyed Saturday, investigation into cause underway

No one was hurt in fire that caused an estimated $1.75 million in damages

Economics

12 h. ago Yachting: M3 announces ‘World Yachting Summit’ in Monaco from April 15, experts to discuss the future of the Industry

MONACO, April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — From April 15 to 17, Monaco will host the World Yachting Summit (WYS), an international event that will bring together the leading players in the global yachting industry. The announcement comes from M3, a leader in coastal development, marina design, and the creation of yacht clubs, which has […]

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13 h. ago BASF signs its first Canadian Master Research Agreement with the University of Toronto

BASF’s milestone partnership unlocks new opportunities and simplifies collaboration between BASF researchers across the globe and those at the University of Toronto. The partnership will drive innovation in key areas, with five new projects underway, including research on lasso peptide and fungicide synergies for seed treatments and machine learning for solubility prediction. MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, April […]

Society

15 h. ago A Canadian tech company is using AI to help woman navigate menopause

While menopause can seem overwhelming for some, a new app founded in Montreal is hoping to use AI to help women navigate the experience.

Economics

20 h. ago From DeepSeek to DEEP Robotics: How China’s Zhejiang University Cultivates the Tech Leaders of Tomorrow

HANGZHOU, China, April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The book Hangzhou Code: How the “Six Little Dragons” Took Flight was released in late March 2025, sparking national discussions on the city’s meteoric rise as a global innovation hub. One question stands out: What fuels Hangzhou’s ability to nurture world-changing tech pioneers? Zhejiang University (ZJU) highlights its […]

Politics

24 h. ago $1.3 Ontario home is proof that a bungalow doesn't have to be boring

If you're looking for an affordable yet exceptional new home outside of the hubbub of city life, your prayers have been answered: this $1.3 million Ontario bungalow is your new best friend.Located less than an hour's drive from Toronto, just west of Brampton, 60 Garrison Square is a charming freehold bungalow townhome replete with character and comfortable finishes in the delightful Georgetown community.Resting within a sought-after and well-maintained enclave, this lovely home is the ultimate intersection of luxury, privacy and convenience, all at an appealing price point.The main living space.At around 1500 sq. ft., 60 Garrison Square is living proof that bungalows are no reason to sacrifice on space, nor style.The home boasts sky-high vaulted ceilings, a flood of natural light, California shutters throughout, and, in the living room, a cozy gas fireplace, all of which contribute at once to create the feeling of spacious openness without compromising on comfort.The kitchen.Ju...

Economics