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At the Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Canadian Men’s National Soccer Team bested Venezuela 2-0 on Tuesday night, marking the end of the
In Canadian men’s soccer, it seems like the “golden generation” is approaching its prime. Alphonso Davies turns 25 this season, Jonathan David has just made
Over the past 15 years, association football in Canada has gone from somewhat of a novelty sport to a competition that the country prides itself
When discussing musical acts from Canada, perhaps the most notable are solo artists such as Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, or Drake. But to discredit the
This weekend, Kendrick Lamar’s and SZA’s concert in Toronto was the cause for a mini-feud between former NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and Drake, the famous
Whether you go to Algonquin College’s Ottawa campus, the University of Ottawa or Carleton University, it’s important for those studying in Ottawa to find adequate
In Canada, we have many great universities that are among the best in the world across many different fields. From business, to engineering, to law,
As the PWHL season comes to a close, we of course have the PWHL expansion draft to look forward to. After that, though, on June
Canada has historically produced some phenomenal NBA players. With time, this has only gotten better and more true. For the first time ever in 2023,
Off of an overtime goal from Liz Schepers, the Minnesota Frost have won game 4 of the Walter Cup Finals, securing the team the Walter
The government house leader Steven Mackinnon has announced that Mark Carney’s Liberal government will not grant the NDP party status for this session of Parliament.
From the abundance of quiet coffee shops that Ottawa has to offer, to great public infrastructure for those who need help getting around, to the
Late Thursday night, in front of the largest crowd yet in the entirety of the PWHL finals at TD Place in Ottawa, the Minnesota Frost
data related to student demographics was taken from Times Higher Education. Ottawa-Gatineau is a college region through and through. From Algonquin to CÉGEP Heritage, the
The Conference Board of Canada’s latest Labour Relations Data Hub has showed that in 2024, for the first time in three years, wage growth outpaced
Tuesday night, the Ottawa Charge faced off against the Minnesota Frost in the PWHL finals game 1, a game that the Charge would ultimately win
Mark Carney, Keir Starmer, and Emmanuel Macron, the leaders of Canada, the United Kingdom, and France, respectively, have just released a joint statement about the
The basics of the guidelines have just been released for the upcoming PWHL expansion draft, and it’s pretty interesting, differing from what is typically seen
Ah… Ottawa. The hub of Canadian civics, bilingualism, and just about every gallery and museum you can think of. If you’ve never lived in Ottawa,
With The Ottawa Charge’s 2-1 win over the Victoire de Montréal on Friday, the Walter Cup PWHL finals matchup is now set: it will be
In the wake of the 2025 federal election, more and more dissatisfied prairie voters are discussing independence. This comes after 10 years of a Liberal
May 16, Ottawa, ON – The Ottawa Charge have just defeated the Montreal Victoire 2-1 in game 4 of the PWHL semifinals to advance to
With the release of the 2025 Ontario budget, Doug Ford’s government has announced that they plan to invest $38 million into Destination Wasaga, a new
As we reach the home stretch of the PWHL and its award season, its always interesting to look back at the season and see which
As an NDP supporter, I’m at a crossroads. In the recent federal election, prioritizing harm reduction, I voted for the Liberal candidate in my riding.
Toronto, ON – May 15 Amid rumours of another Canada Post strike, a new statement released by Dan Kelly, the president of the Canadian Federation
Ottawa, May 13 – The Ottawa Charge have just taken a 2-1 series lead in their PWHL semi-final against the Montréal Victoire off of a
Early Tuesday morning, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet changes were sworn into office. In the turnover, notable former cabinet ministers such as Nate Erskine-Smith were
Montreal, QC – May 11 In a game that went to a remarkable four overtimes before finally ending, the Ottawa Charge lost game 3 of
With the announcement that Jagmeet Singh would resign as NDP leader as soon as an interim leader was named, the party has now seen eight
Between 2021 and 2025, Canada saw a huge level of political shifting. In Quebec, voters switched in droves from the Bloc to the Liberals. In
Ottawa, ON – late Monday night, the New Democratic Party named Don Davies, the Member of Parliament for Vancouver Kingsway as the party’s interim leader
In March of 2024, a report came out stating that sitting Ottawa Centre MPP Joel Harden was preparing to put his name in the hat
Canadian Punk Group PUP has just released their 5th studio album, titled “Who Will Look After The Dogs?” This album is the band’s first since
Battle River-Crowfoot, AB – Damien Kurek, the Conservative MP for Battle River-Crowfoot has announced early Friday that he would step down from his seat to
When discussing the results of the 2025 federal election by riding, perhaps no individual race was quite as interesting in how it all went down
