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Aidan Allenbuckle says he would advocate for flexible learning options, financial sustainability and safe, welcoming schools if elected trustee.
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says planned amendments to the Canada Labour Code will reduce the need for federal intervention in strikes, though she offered few details.
The Surrey Now-Leader says it is contacting Surrey candidates for mayor, council and school board ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal elections.
Athletes from Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows earned medals in track and field, swimming, darts, golf and pickleball at the 55+ BC Games in Kamloops.
MS NOW says its journalists were denied access to the White House grounds Saturday, one day after President Donald Trump said he would bar the network, CNN and Politico.
With one month until Alberta’s referendum, separatist and pro-Canada campaigns are escalating their outreach amid reports of vandalism, threats and rising interest in mail-in ballots.
The free family event on Sept. 27 will feature more than 25 environmental exhibitors, activities, entertainment and a shuttle service to Allco Park.
Munich’s 191st Oktoberfest opened Saturday, with about six million visitors expected over 16 days and increased security measures in place.
AI companies say models are taking on more research work, but fully autonomous recursive self-improvement raises unresolved questions about safety and human control.
Director Rodrigo Barriuso’s TIFF film examines how transgender residents may face identity-denying care and fears of dementia-related regression in long-term care.
The Carney government did not join European allies in condemning Turkey’s crackdown on LGBTQ+ organizations while Canada and Turkey negotiate a possible free-trade agreement.
NATO chiefs of defence elected German Gen. Carsten Breuer as the next chair of the Military Committee, passing over Canada’s Gen. Jennie Carignan.
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