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Ontario reporting 3,369 new COVID cases Saturday

Ontario reporting 3,369 new COVID cases Saturday

Saturday's provincial report also includes 3,964 recoveries and 29 deaths
Cory Marks is golden

Cory Marks is golden

'I love what Cory is doing'
CANADA: Female veteran shares experience with sexual misconduct, abuse of power in military

CANADA: Female veteran shares experience with sexual misconduct, abuse of power in military

Witness says she saw firsthand the culture of secrecy and adultery that isn't spoken of outside military circles
Affordable housing, universal access to clean water among topics addressed during NDP town hall

Affordable housing, universal access to clean water among topics addressed during NDP town hall

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh took part in the event with local representatives
Drawing on Indigenous tradition of beadwork helps Anishinaabe mother develop booming home business

Drawing on Indigenous tradition of beadwork helps Anishinaabe mother develop booming home business

Anishnaabe mother living in Thunder Bay says interest in beading has exploded over the last few months
Good morning, Timmins!

Good morning, Timmins!

Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower.
CANADA: Crime victims need help through grueling, traumatic parole process, advocates say

CANADA: Crime victims need help through grueling, traumatic parole process, advocates say

Nearly 1,500 people so far have signed a petition to the House of Commons launched last week asking that a parliamentary committee review the federal Victims Bill of Rights
Conservatives name Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing candidate for federal election

Conservatives name Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing candidate for federal election

John Sagman has been selected as the Conservative candidate
Potential COVID exposure on Timmins flight

Potential COVID exposure on Timmins flight

It's for a Wednesday, April 28 flight from Toronto to Timmins
ONTARIO: Indigenous lay bencher aims to address inclusivity, diversity and racism in new role

ONTARIO: Indigenous lay bencher aims to address inclusivity, diversity and racism in new role

Catherine Banning is the second Indigenous person to be named to the position in the history of the 224-year-old institution