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Black youth face multiple barriers accessing mental health care, experts say
The Black Physicians' Association of Ontario is holding a conference in Toronto on Saturday to address issues related to Black youth's access to mental health care. * This article was originally published here
Penticton students help launch ‘Friendly Streets’ initiative
This is the first of many street painting projects planned for Penticton, which includes community collaboration, asphalt art and other creative elements. * This article was originally published here
Banff set to host its first-ever Mental Health Week
Banff will be hosting its first-ever Mental Health Week, which aims to fight against the stigmatization of mental illnesses in the Bow Valley. * This article was originally published here
Red Dress Day activities kick off across Saskatchewan to commemorate MMIWG
Red Dress Day events, such as a memorial walk, kicked off on Friday in Regina and Saskatoon in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. * This article was originally published here
Pro-Palestinian encampment stretches into 7th day at McGill
Pro-Palestinian activists remained on the lower field of McGill University in downtown Montreal on Friday as the encampment entered its seventh day. * This article was originally published here
N.S. parent uneasy as institutions for people with developmental disabilities set to close
A Nova Scotia woman says she's worried about her adult son's future, as the province's institutions for people with developmental disabilities are set to close. * This article was originally published here
Calgary Event Centre designs could be public this summer: committee chair
On Monday, Calgary's Event Centre Committee is set to meet for the first time since February to privately discuss preparations for a development permit. * This article was originally published here
South Okanagan park benefits from used tire recycling
A handful of communities in the Southern Interior will be hosting used tire collection events this spring, summer and fall. * This article was originally published here
Mandatory breath samples now required in every Toronto-area traffic stop: OPP
OPP will require a mandatory breath sample from all drivers on every traffic stop in the Greater Toronto Area, regardless of the reason police pulled the vehicle over. * This article was originally published here
Titanic, PCP and chowder: New details about drugging on 1996 film set in Halifax revealed
More information has been revealed in a police report looking into how the Titanic film crew was served chowder laced with a hallucinogenic drug in Nova Scotia in 1996. * This article was originally published here
Summerland, B.C. roadwork to proceed following FortisBC delay
Victoria Road South in Summerland has sat unfished for months. * This article was originally published here
London Drugs remains closed for 4th day in B.C. due to cybersecurity ‘incident’
Stores initially closed on Sunday and will remain closed “out of an abundance of caution” until further notice. * This article was originally published here
Edmonton Elks select linebacker Joel Dublanko first overall in CFL draft
The Edmonton Elks selected linebacker Joel Dublanko first overall in the CFL draft. The six-foot-three, 240-pound Dublanko was regarded as the most pro-ready draft prospect. * This article was originally published here
As Loblaw boycott begins, what to know about all the company’s brands
Loblaw Companies Ltd. is the parent company of nearly two-dozen store brands spread across food, pharmacies, fashion, beauty and financial services. * This article was originally published here
Invasive mussel program receives funding boost from BC Hydro
The province announced that BC Hydro will be investing into the program for the next five years, at $900,000 a year. * This article was originally published here
Proposals sought for Kelowna scooter contract; Lime given temporary extension
Cameron Noonan, the City of Kelowna's transportation planner, said the city is currently running a competitive selection process for a new operating term that will last two years. * This article was originally published here
Toronto Pearson food service workers return to job after ratifying tentative deal
Airline caterer Gate Gourmet says its employees have voted in favour of a tentative deal with management, putting them back on the job as soon as today. * This article was originally published here
Quebec will invest in protecting French. Critics say the province is policing the private sphere
Critics say the province is relying on data that reflects the private sphere versus the public, and intends on using coercive measures to bolster and protect the French language. * This article was originally published here
Consultations ongoing on whether cellphones will be permitted in Manitoba classrooms
Manitoba Minister of Education and Child Development Nello Altomare has been conducting consultations on whether cellphones will continue to be permitted in Manitoba classrooms. * This article was originally published here
‘Influx’ of asylum seekers makes up over 10% of London’s shelter users: report
Over one in 10 permanent emergency shelter spaces in London, Ont., is currently occupied by asylum seekers and city staff are hoping for more federal supports. * This article was originally published here