The Canadian men's soccer team has achieved its highest-ever FIFA ranking, finishing 2024 in 31st place. Under the guidance of coach Jesse Marsch, the team has shown remarkable improvement and consistency, earning recognition as one of the most rapidly advancing teams in international soccer.

Sheridan College has announced major changes in response to declining student numbers and financial challenges. The institution is suspending several programs and revising its operations to address these issues while maintaining its commitment to quality education.

Rising demand for Gatineau's sports facilities, particularly badminton courts, has created tensions between local residents and non-residents. A new petition calls for changes to ensure fair access for Gatineau residents.

The Ontario government has announced a new legislative plan aimed at controlling the expansion of bike lanes in municipalities. The new regulation will require cities to obtain provincial approval before constructing bike lanes that may reduce vehicle lanes, particularly in congested areas. The legislation aims to balance the need for alternative transportation with the smooth flow of vehicle traffic.

Table of contents:

• Government oversight on new bike lanes
• Etobicoke bike lane controversy
• Ongoing debate and future of bike lanes

Pokémon cards have become more than just a childhood hobby; they are now a multi-million-dollar industry with collectors willing to pay significant sums for rare and valuable cards. Whether your old binder of Pokémon cards is worth thousands or less than $100 depends on a variety of factors, including rarity, condition, and market demand. As this popular franchise continues to thrive, many people are rediscovering their collections and wondering if their cards hold any real value. This article explores the factors that determine card value, how to sell your collection, and what collectors are looking for in today’s market.