Nipissing Culture Day organizers were playing traditional African music for people at the North Bay Mall in hopes of lifting spirits. Source link https://www.ctvnews.ca/polopoly_fs/1.5149605.1602965391!/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_300/image.jpg
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Toronto-area school board forced to combine online and in-person classes
TORONTO — York Catholic District School Board says it is changing its teaching model for elementary students, combining in-person students with those in virtual
At least 2 wounded in shooting at Australia nightclub
MELBOURNE, Australia — A shooting outside a Melbourne nightclub in Australia early Sunday left at least two people critically wounded, police said. Police are
CFL to cancel 2020 season due to financial issues: TSN
The Canadian Football League is reportedly on the verge of officially cancelling the 2020 season after a major financial request was denied. The league
“It’s like losing a part of your heart,” family continues to call for justice for robin fiddler
It has been one year since Calgary police shot and killed 34 year-old, Robin Fiddler, an Indigenous mother of 3 who is from the
COVID recovery kits donated to help local businesses reopen
MIDLAND, ONT. — COVID recovery kits are being handed out to Midland and Penetanguishene businesses to ease some of the costs associated with new
Hundreds rally in Saskatoon against anti-black racism
SASKATOON — Hundreds of protestors gathered outside of Saskatoon city hall Saturday evening, in what organizers described as a black lives matter, anti-racism rally.
8 men claiming damages from Man City over sexual abuse
LONDON — Eight men who were sexually abused by a youth soccer coach will go to London’s High Court to claim damages from Manchester
Kingston festivals get creative during COVID-19
KINGSTON — Some Kingston events are forging ahead, adapting to the “new normal” of physical distancing and COVID-19, by going virtual. “It comes with
Montreal foodies raise money to buy meals for frontline hospital workers
MONTREAL — Members of Montreal’s online foodie community is rallying behind local businesses and restaurants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Three friends who run