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  1. Source to Stream 2026: Advancing Integrated Solutions for Water, Cities, and CommunitiesSource to Stream 2026 brought together engineers, ecologists, urban designers, and policy-makers for two days of focused discussion and collaboration. The result was a strong cross-disciplinary exchange that reflects what the field…
  2. Morningside Legacy Project: Creating Space for Story, Ceremony, and ConnectionAt Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), we are privileged to work and learn on the Traditional Territories and Treaty Lands of many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. Through ongoing relationships with Indigenous…
  3. Be Flood-Aware and Stay Safe this SummerJune 22, 2026, Toronto, ON – With summer storm season officially underway, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is reminding Greater Toronto Area residents that sudden downpours can trigger dangerous flash flooding. Summer…
  4. Sports Looking Back: Nov. 14, 2026
  5. Girl assaulted; semis collide
  6. ‘Tonight, I think we wanted it more’
  7. Dauphin GM accused of exploiting foreign workers
  8. What is Decent Work and How do we Get There?The World Day for Decent Work was launched in 2008 as a part of the Decent Work, Decent Life campaign. an initiative of five international organizations including the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) . Labour issues…
  9. World Mental Health DayClara Hughes, an Olympic champion and a champion of better mental health, spoke to our national Leadership Conference in 2025. She has been open about a battle with depression in her own life, and she advocates for better mental health…
  10. A Portrait in Song: The Music of Eleanor DaleyA Portrait in Song: The Music of Eleanor Daley Sunday, November 2, 2025 at 4:00 pm EST Eglinton St. Geroge’s United Church Lydia Adams , conductor; Shawn Grenke , piano/organ Elmer Iseler Singers The brilliant work of composer Eleanor…
  11. Farewell Cam, Happy Retirement!On Sunday, February 15, following Rev. Dr. Cameron Watts’ final worship service, we gathered as a Community of Faith to celebrate his ministry at Fairlawn Avenue United Church and to offer our heartfelt blessings as he enters retirement.…
  12. Day of Pink 2026: ECHO TourDay of Pink 2026: ECHO Tour ~ Saturday, April 11 at 2:00pm Echoes of Resistance. Echoes of Regcognition. Echoes of Change. Fairlawn Avenue United Church is proud to host the only public GTA event celebrating International Day of Pink for…
  13. What Causes White Spots on Children’s Teeth?A bright white mark on a child’s tooth can be easy to miss until the lighting changes, a photo is taken, or the tooth dries after brushing. Some white spots are harmless differences in how enamel formed. Others are an early signal that a…
  14. What Is the Best Epoxy Floor Coating for a Garage?The best garage floor coating is not simply the toughest product on a showroom sample. It is the system that fits the condition of the concrete, the way the garage is used, the local environment, and the homeowner’s expectations for…
  15. What Are Your Options When You Lose Several Teeth in a Row?Losing one tooth is stressful enough. Losing several teeth in a row, whether from an accident, advanced gum disease, or a string of failed dental work, changes the way you eat, speak, and even how your face holds its shape over time. The…
  16. Eight-Goal Run Sends Western Past Ottawa And Into The Baggataway Cup FinalThe Western Mustangs used an eight-goal run to defeat the Ottawa Gee-Gees 17–13 and advance to face Guelph in the Baggataway Cup final. Ottawa led 3–2 after the first, with Blake Herd scoring the go-ahead goal in the final minute. Hunter…
  17. Women are Becoming AnimalsA Bop Reports note Crocodiles with leather purses. Mountain Goats in puff sleeve boho shirts. Animals foregoing shoes, and girls, now Toucans, selling their Kia Souls to fly wingtip-to-wingtip to work, while Rabbits sleep on their…
  18. Notice to Community: Transition to Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)Transition to Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) NOTICE TO COMMUNITY Date: October 13, 2026 From: Chief and Council and SȾÁUTW̱ Finance Effective December 1, 2026 After the effective date, payments to community members will be processed…
  19. Creating Moments of Healing Through ArtWe’re proud to support The BraveArt Project through our Community Grants. Over the past year, 218 therapeutic art kits were delivered in partnership with Bryony House, the Nova Scotia Sisterhood and other women’s centres across the…
  20. THE NEWS THAT WAS FIT TO PRINT YESTERDAY DOESN’T FIT TODAYRemember this from 2023 ? “Neither NATO nor NATO Allies are party to the conflict.” Or this ? “In response, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin emphasized Thursday that U.S. is not at war with Russia”. How about this from 2024? “NATO is…
  21. Canada, Philippines conclude negotiations for free-trade agreement, aiming for 2027Canada is also pursuing a broader trade agreement with the ASEAN bloc, which includes the Philippines and 10 other countries such as Thailand.
  22. Family appeals for help finding missing Penticton senior with dementiaThe disappearance of 72-year-old Penticton resident Lawrence Jerry McAnulty, who goes by Jerry, is especially concerning as the senior has dementia.
  23. Episode 1: Terry O’Reilly – REALTORS® and the Importance of Emotional ConnectionsThis podcast is about brand storytelling. We’ll explore the crucial connection between REALTORS® and the emotional aspects of home buying and how to use those key elements to add value to your client relationships and the sales process.…
  24. Episode 2: Chris Chopik – Real Estate and the EnvironmentIn celebration of Earth Day we’ll speak with REALTOR® Chris Chopik, a passionate environmental advocate about how climate-risk directly impacts the industry, the role REALTORS® can play protecting the environment, and what REALTORS® need…
  25. Episode 3: Steve Murray – REALTORS® and the Timeless Currency of TrustIn Episode 3 of REAL TIME, we talk with Steve Murray, president and co-founder of REAL Trends, about the foundational elements of real estate – what’s changed, what hasn’t – and how trust and communication continue to play a vital role in…
  26. Video circulating in Chilliwack reportedly shows assault of young girl, RCMP saysOfficers said that on Nov. 8, they received a report of an alleged assault involving a group of youths and a female victim that happened that evening.
  27. Mieux on se chicane, moins on se chicane!Avec ce slogan, Jacinthe Laforte invite les gens à participer à son “Cours de chicane”, un spectacle-conférence interactif pour apprendre à améliorer nos interactions, grâce à la CNV (Communication Non-Violente). Elle a oeuvré auparavant…
  28. Invitation : Nonviolence Sharing Circle, Oct. 4Inspired by the Global Days of Listening that a nonviolence youth group organized from Afghanistan, Conscience Canada is inviting you to a zoom meeting for listening and sharing. The theme: What does nonviolence ask of us? Alternatively…
  29. The Big Win: A TimelineTimeline 2007 Brad Wall and Saskatchewan Party defeat the NDP and form government. Immediately, the Sask. Party introduces Bill 5, the Public Services Essential Services Act (PSESA) and Bill 6, the T rade Union Amendment Act (TUAA). Both…
  30. The Big Win: Looking BackThe SFL's Nathaniel Cole interviews five insiders from the legal battle that culminated in a historic victory on January 30, 2015. They reflect on the big win and its impact on history, workers, and the law. Larry Hubich served President…