Home-schooling successes show that parents and kids can be far more responsible for decisions about their education than imagined By Deani Van Pelt and Beth Green; Cardus TORONTO – Back-to-school means different things for many of Canada’s five million school-age children. For an increasing share of students in almost every province, it means something other than attending

ATIKOKAN, ON – The Rainy River District Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to remind motorists and cyclists that they have a responsibility to ensure they stop at crosswalks when pedestrians are present.  Pedestrian crosswalks allow safe crossings for pedestrians at specific points on a roadway.  These points are identified with signs as

OTTAWA – Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde issued the following statement today in response to Senator Lynn Beyak’s recent comments: “In this era of reconciliation there is no place for the kind of outdated and uninformed thinking expressed by Senator Lynn Beyak,” said National Chief Bellegarde. “Many have reached out to

THUNDER BAY –The entire community is invited to join Confederation College for its 50th Anniversary Homecoming Weekend presented by Tbaytel, starting this Thursday evening and continuing through to Sunday. Activities include Community Partners’ Evening on Thursday, a FREE Alumni Speaker Series on Friday, a FREE Community Festival on Saturday and a Homecoming Brunch with President