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Do you know how the printer at your office was purchased? Or the materials for the road you take to drive home? Or what prompts your city or town to boast about its zero-carbon buses over its old fleet of gasoline buses?
From 2022-2023, per capita spending by federal, provincial, territorial and local governments combined was $24,225 per Canadian. Do everyday citizens understand how much of this total $950 billion was spent in line with our …
There are few things more satisfying than seeing young people and older adults interacting with each other and building an effortless sense of community and belonging. Robust communities include all…
There are few things more satisfying than seeing young people and older adults interacting with each other and building an effortless sense of community and belonging. Robust communities include all…
I’ve spent my life saying I’m 1/4 Swedish – but the Scandinavian Community Centre taught me why that’s important.
Growing up, I was very Swedish. I spent every Christmas singing Swedish …
There’s a bill winding its way through Parliament that threatens First Nations’ rights under the guise of promoting reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. Bill C-53 proposes legislation that …
When Minister Miller stood up to announce a new cap on international students last week, exemptions were made for Master’s and PhD students because “these are the highly skilled people Canada …
The year 2024 marks the 25th anniversary of The Source newspaper, our community’s own “beacon,” as our very first issue called it – a paper dedicated to reflecting, anchoring and …
Welcome to 2025! Wishing you a wonderful new year filled with joy, success and meaningful moments! As we step into this fresh chapter, take a moment to explore the exciting events happening right …