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Newspapers on the short end in Canada Post labour dispute
Posted on November 14, 2024Every week the team behind this paper works tirelessly to provide readers the latest about what’s going on in the community they call home. There… Read More »
PBO confirms carbon tax hitting Canadians hard
Posted on October 31, 2024Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should appoint Bill Murray to cabinet because the fight over the carbon tax feels like Groundhog Day. In the film, Murray’s character… Read More »
Canada’s income and wealth gap is worse than ever
Posted on October 24, 2024New data out of Statistics Canada this month tells us what many Canadians already guessed: the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting… Read More »
Even with minimum wage hikes, workers are falling behind
Posted on October 17, 2024On Oct. 1, the minimum wage increased in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island. All other provinces except Alberta brought in increases earlier this… Read More »
Real people reporting real news
Posted on October 10, 2024It’s no secret that thousands of news stories are published in Canada each day. From local community features to national breaking news stories, the real… Read More »
National Newspaper Week is about supporting local journalism
Posted on October 3, 2024According to the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism’s Digital News Report 2024, Canadians’ trust in news is 39 per cent. For comparison, Americans’… Read More »
Misguided fertilizer cap threatens Canada’s carbon-smart farmers
Posted on September 30, 2024The fall harvest is in the storehouse, and it’s time to put away all proposals to cap fertilizer use in the name of saving the… Read More »
New school year, same old story: Tuition fees soar across Canada
Posted on September 19, 2024It’s September and the start of a new academic year. Leaves are starting to fall – but tuition fees are not. Fees charged to students… Read More »
China strikes back at Canadian canola farmers after EV tariffs
Posted on September 12, 2024The response to Canada’s decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) was predictable. Ottawa knew that retaliation would follow, and China quickly responded… Read More »
Students scarred by COVID-19 policies may never catch up
Posted on September 5, 2024Students are facing a brutal “COVID hangover” that continues to wreak havoc on their education and mental health. The pandemic didn’t just disrupt classrooms temporarily… Read More »