Students speak out about need for more mental health supports at school
Greene started a mental health council at his school on Grand Manan that focuses on peer-to-peer support. He said it's important to be able to talk about shared experiences with people of a similar ...
Iconic N.B. newspaper finds new life under new ownership
The Courier, which was based in St. Stephen, had been owned and operated since 2002 by Advocate Media in Nova Scotia. It halted publication in May as the company considered next steps and floated the ...
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Advocates say $10-a-day child care needs to keep growing, but think-tank says it's not working in N.L.
A provincial advocacy group says governments need to commit to pushing $10-a-day child care forward in Canada, but a ...
Corner Brook doctor quits practice, citing burnout — and failed government retention efforts
A family doctor in Corner Brook is quitting and closing her practice next month, saying she's overworked and overwhelmed amid an ongoing shortage of family physicians in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Vancouver mayor faces heat over park board plans — but could be burned by a 5.5% property tax hike
As Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and his majority ABC council tried to strengthen their argument to eliminate the city's elected ...
18-year-old sentenced to probation in Edmonton high school stabbing case
An 18-year-old who admitted to driving away from the scene of a fatal attack outside an Edmonton high school has been sentenced to 12 months of probation. The young man was 15 when he was charged in ...