Squamish author explores B.C.’s origins in new book

Squamish author explores B.C.’s origins in new book

Photo: Author Randy Klassen launched his new book on Oct. 7 at the BAG, which documents a human history between 1846 and 1860 that he said he had never been taught. Randy Klassen By: Ina Pace Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Squamish Chief Randy Klassen’s ‘The...
Anti-datacentre rally in Edmonton emphasizes Indigenous rights

Anti-datacentre rally in Edmonton emphasizes Indigenous rights

Photo: Chief Sheldon Sunshine of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation speaks at an Oct. 3 rally against data centres outside the Alberta legislature building in Edmonton. Jeremy Appel, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter By Jeremy Appel Local Journalism Initiative Reporter...
Waterloo researcher uses microbes to eat methane

Waterloo researcher uses microbes to eat methane

Photo: Laura Hug and her research team are sampling landfills and studying microbes that consume methane emitted from the sites Meg Deak, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter By: Meg Deak, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Woolwich Observer Imagine tiny organisms...
Pay Attention Slow Down Move Over

Pay Attention Slow Down Move Over

Photo: Emergency vehicles for SDMO Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter By: Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Wakaw Recorder Saskatchewan’s CAA Slow Down Move Over Day takes place on October 17, 2026. This North American-wide safety...
Regina Police Warn of Telephone Scam Impersonating Officers

Regina Police Warn of Telephone Scam Impersonating Officers

The Regina Police Service(RPS) is warning the public about a telephone scam involving callers posing as police officers or RPS employees. Police say several reports have been received involving calls that appear to come from the RPS non-emergency number, 306-777-6500....