Community service grant program helps young Canadians give back
#RisingYouth Community Service Grants are helping people ages 15-30 across the country give back to their communities.
Podcast: Coping With COVID 2020 – Episode 2
A group of Carleton University students work remotely from their own homes, to bring you the most up-to-date stories on Canadians managing through the current conditions of COVID-19.
Carleton student Cihan Erdal now detained in Turkey for three months
There is a campaign underway to obtain the release of Carleton student and Canadian permanent resident Cihan Erdal who has been detained in Turkey for three months.
In The News: Wednesday, Dec. 23
Capital Current offers some morning news highlights.
Podcast: Coping With COVID 2020 – Episode 1
In this episode, we will explore how the pandemic is affecting Canadians in a variety of ways: we’ll dive into the struggles of students and the education system, the homeless population, and current events that are reshaping society.
In The News: Tuesday, Dec. 22
Capital Current rounds up some morning news highlights
Graduating Ontario high school students struggle to secure volunteer placements during COVID-19
COVID-19 is limiting opportunities for graduating high school students who are trying to secure volunteer placements in the local community.
Podcast: COVID Impact 2020 – Episode 5
Among the darkness cast by the pandemic, Canadians are coming together for a common good. Whether it’s adopting pets, playing community games, building virtual concerts, or even growing a moustache, people everywhere are finding new ways to stay connected.
Ottawa outperforming other Ontario cities in containing COVID, but that may not matter with lockdown looming
Ottawa's management of COVID-19 is drawing praise from outside the city, but that won't keep the region out of an impending province-wide lockdown.