Driving Naari Programme launched in ChandigarhPunjab farmers reaping benefits of Mann Government’s crop diversification initiativesPunjab and Kerala Join Hands to Address NRI ConcernsMacron refuses French Prime Minister’s resignation after chaotic election resultsModi lands in Russia for first visit since Ukraine offensiveSaudi Arabia approves granting citizenship to global experts under Vision 2030Vigilance arrests Panchayat Secretary, former Sarpanch for embezzlement in Panchayat fundsHousing crisis in Canada forcing residents to move out of pricier cities: PollHistoric Milestone: Canada Appoints Its First Female Chief of DefenseVictory parade of T20 World Cup-winning Indian cricket team concludes in MumbaiMaximizing impact of Aadhar in PunjabAmritpal Singh to take oath as Khadoor Sahib MP on July 5
A Canadian Forces probe of cadet dress-code pamphlets has uncovered eight containing “unacceptable language,” months after controversy over a similar recruitment leaflet that “shamed” young women. Defence spokesman Maj. Doug Keirstead said a review of documents used by all 1,135 cadet organizations across the country revealed that most of theRead More
BURGEO, N.L. — A small town on Newfoundland’s south coast is mourning the loss of a popular teacher who used to live in the community. Burgeo Mayor Barbara Barter said she was stunned when word reached her Sunday evening that 62-year-old Linda Vatcher had been killed by gunmen earlier thatRead More
Toronto: An extreme cold weather alert remains in effect for the city ahead of what is expected to be a frigid start to the week. According to Environment Canada, the temperature in Toronto dipped to -11 C Monday morning but will feel closer to -18 C with the wind chill.Read More
TORONTO — An activist who made headlines when she was criminally charged for refusing to fill out the census three years ago will be remembered for her spirit and tenacity at a funeral service in Toronto today. Family members say Audrey Tobias died on Dec. 1. She was 92. FriendsRead More
Scarborough: A snow plow struck a gas line in a Scarborough neighbourhood on Saturday morning, prompting the evacuation of a nearby store and the apartment located above it. The accident happened near Kingston Road and Morningside Avenue at around 8:50 a.m. No injuries were reported as a result and crewsRead More
Brampton: A 26-year-old Markham woman is dead after a car and transport truck collided in an industrial area of Brampton on Friday morning. Peel Regional Police Sgt. Josh Colley said emergency crews were called to Summerlea Road and Clark Boulevard at 10:35 a.m. for a report of a collision. TheRead More
Service on the Stouffville GO train line has resumed after a man and a dog were struck by a train near Kennedy Station on Friday afternoon, Metrolinx says. Emergency crews were called to the station sometime around 3:45 p.m. Friday. Police said the man and a dog were found nearRead More
Toronto : Toronto police are asking for the public’s help to track down a Volvo sedan in connection with the abduction of a woman in North York early Thursday morning. The incident stemmed from a collision that occurred in the Yonge Street and Finch Avenue area shortly after 12:30 a.m.Read More
MONTREAL — Quebec and Ontario officially signed a $1-billion hydroelectricity deal on Thursday that the premiers of both provinces said was historic and the beginning of an increased energy partnership in Central Canada. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Quebec’s Philippe Couillard took part in the official signing ceremony for theRead More
OTTAWA — Michelle Cote says her father didn’t want to see anyone else have their life choked from them the way he did before succumbing to asbestos-related disease last July. Cote added a human face and emotional wallop Thursday to a long overdue federal government announcement that Canada will banRead More
