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Town & Province: Grand Manan Mayor Bonnie Morse
3+ hour, 24+ min ago (97+ words) frequencynews.ca Host Vicki Hogarth joins Grand Manan Mayor Bonnie Morse in the Grand Manan Village Office to discuss the response to the introduction of Teladoc service on the Island, the status of the Island’s medevac and ferry services, and…...
Philippine Park opens in Mississauga
1+ week, 6+ day ago (628+ words) What began as a dream shared by members of Mississauga’s Filipino community has become a public space they hope future generations will proudly call their own. The Philippine Park Association, a volunteer-led non-profit established in 2025, is working with the City…...
Montréal’s Housing Crisis: Where Are We? W/ Gavin Armitage Ackerman
2+ week, 3+ day ago (111+ words) frequencynews.ca Montréal’s Housing Crisis: Where Are We? W/ Gavin Armitage Ackerman Where are we in the housing crisis? This week on Local 514, housing policy expert Gavin Armitage Ackerman joins us to break down some of the latest housing news....
Housing Stability in Focus as Toronto Responds to Growing Crisis
3+ week, 4+ day ago (232+ words) Toronto City Council is calling for expanded supportive housing as the city continues to face rising homelessness, shelter pressures, and a growing demand for affordable housing — issues that continue to impact communities across Toronto, including Regent Park and surrounding neighbourhoods....
Housing, Dignity and Human Rights: TUHU Brings Lived Experience to Toronto’s Housing Rights Committee
1+ mon, 8+ min ago (302+ words) Member-led union urges City to prioritize housing, outreach and human rights over enforcement as homelessness crisis deepens across Downtown East Toronto. By Fred AlvaradoFred is a LJI Community Journalist with FOCUS MEDIA ARTS CENTRE People with lived experience of homelessness…...
‘You know this is wrong’: Delegates speak out as region presses on with encampment ruling appeal
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (939+ words) Following a meeting that lasted over three hours around the regional horseshoe, delegates and local homeless advocates are pushing back against the Region of Waterloo as it presses forward to appeal a recent Ontario Superior Court decision around the Victoria…...
Alberta celebrates Jewish Heritage Month
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (849+ words) frequencynews.ca Alberta celebrates Jewish Heritage Month By Regan Lipes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (AJNews) – May was Jewish Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the Jewish communities of Canada and the United States and pay tribute to the…...
CANADA’S FEMICIDE CRISIS: HOW QUEBEC IS FIGHTING BACK
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (215+ words) Canada is facing a devastating femicide crisis, with a woman or girl killed every other day. Quebec is fighting back against this surge in gender-based violence with historic new legislation. 📊 THE CRISIS IN NUMBERS: 💔 147 Lives: Women and girls violently killed…...
Kingston opts out of provincial “bring-your-own” alcohol event permits
3+ mon, 6+ day ago (24+ words) Council has opted not to participate in Ontario’s new “bring-your-own” alcohol permit option for outdoor public events. At their latest meeting…...
Concordia and McGill drop legal action against province for forced tuition hikes
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (181+ words) frequencynews.ca Concordia and McGill drop legal action against province for forced tuition hikes Concordia and McGill Universities are both dropping their lawsuits against the province regarding forced tuition hikes. Both schools had independent lawsuits launched at the same time…...