Canada is looking for a record 10th gold medal and its first since 2014, after narrowly defeating Finland 3-2
Category: Community
Should police be in schools?
School boards across Canada are bringing police back into schools. Experts say the Tumbler Ridge shooting may cause others to follow suit
Father of U.S. school shooter goes on trial on murder charges
Two 14-year-old students and two teachers were killed and nine people wounded in the September 2024 Georgia shooting
Canada’s Megan Oldham takes gold in women’s big air
‘I’m so proud of myself … to show my best skiing and just make Canada proud,” said Megan Oldham
Canada to face U.S. in Olympic women’s ice hockey final
Canada maintained its record of appearing in the gold medal game of every women’s hockey tournament since 1998
Cash-starved French hospitals ask public to pitch in
Community-backed financing initiatives emerge as medical centres confront worsening fiscal strain throughout France
Sweden plans to criminalize gang membership
Government targets organized crime networks with sweeping new penalties amid surge in bombings and gang-related issues
Carney to mourn with grieving town, new details emerge on shooter
National leaders join memorial as community reels from one of country’s deadliest school attacks
The charity backing Canada’s Olympians
In the face of weak government support for elite athletes, one Canadian charity now helps fund a majority of Olympic athletes
Carney to visit town in mourning after mass shooting
Tumbler Ridge represents ‘the very best of Canada: resilient, compassionate and strong,’ Carney told the House of Commons
