An Ontario college has announced it will end its decades-old English language program, citing a decline in international student enrolment as the entire post-secondary sector continues to struggle.

Until the day she received more than 700 letters. “I could not understand why they were writing to an old lady, but apparently something caught their eye and they did,” Lee said.

Old Beach Haven ain't my home!” Dean Hulse, Fargo, is a former member of The Forum's Readers Board.

First published in September 1737, the News Letter will mark its 288th anniversary as the oldest continuously published English-language daily paper this year. The Northern Ireland Office has ...

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A group of tourists mistakenly stumbled upon what is likely the site of a centuries-old burial ground as they explored an island off the coast of South Carolina, officials said. The startling ...

With the 2026 election cycle ramping up soon, many incumbents will face challenges while a handful of newcomers are starting to emerge. 2026 races include those for the attorney general, boards ...

The LNP | LancasterOnline Opinion department publishes reader letters in both the newspaper and online on Wednesdays and Sundays. On the other five days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ...

Reading David Bassham’s letter compelled me to respond. Republicans love rewriting history. Here’s the truth Republicans don’t like to admit: The federal budget was already on its way to ...

I am the mother to a bright, loving, daughter who has multiple disabilities including autism and a rare chromosome syndrome, so I’ve witnessed firsthand both the beauty of neurodiversity and the ...

Examiners lamented not only the candidates’ weak grasp of legal concepts but, more alarmingly, their inability to write and reason properly in English, Malaysia’s working language of law.