Caesars Windsor is celebrating the 30th anniversary of casino gaming in the southwestern Ontario city. The casino is marking the occasion with employees doing volunteer work in the community, and a new mural commemorating moments from the past 30 years.
For as long as the city's public transit system has existed, squabbles between the suburbs and downtown have resulted in belated, scrapped or substandard service
Waterloo will celebrate the life and career of James Downey today Today, the University of Waterloo celebrates the life and legacy of former-president Dr. James (Jim) Downey with a special ceremony and reception. President Emeritus Downey passed away on March 23, 2022.
Our committee aims to unite all education workers on a program of political class struggle against years of education funding cuts enforced by Liberal and Progressive Conservative governments alike, real-terms wage cuts, and the abandoning of any effort to stop the spread of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
25 years ago: New Democratic Party selects business ally Howard Hampton as leaderOn June 21-23, 1996, the Ontario wing of Canada’s New Democratic Party met in Hamilton to select a successor to former Premier Bob Rae, who headed a first-ever NDP government in Ontario that was so right-wing and anti-working class that it was overwhelmingly defeated in the 1995 provincial elections. The union-based party nonetheless moved further to the right, selecting pro-business candidate Howard Hampton as its new party leader.