Democracy in Action
September 15 is the International Day of Democracy. (Image via Council of Europe’s Facebook page.)

Democracy in Action

September 15 is the International Day of Democracy. It was created by the United Nations in 2007 to celebrate democracy and the rights and freedoms it protects.
What is democracy? It means “rule by the people.”
This system of government was invented 2000 years ago in Ancient Greece…

Health

Sick of Ticks

As the climate heats up and wildlife patterns shift, insect- and animal-borne illnesses are on the rise. 

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Sports

Go Canada Go!

The last time St. John’s, Newfoundland hosted the Canada Games was in 1977. So, this summer’s return of the athletic competition to the city was a pretty big deal.

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Environment

The Prairies are Burning

Wildfires have been raging across Canada this spring. They have been fiercest in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. By the end of May, both provinces declared states of emergency.

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Politics

The King’s Speech

On May 27, King Charles III delivered the Speech from the Throne in Ottawa. In it, the Liberal government introduced its plans for its new term in power.

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