Surrey city council has released its budget saying if it’s forced to transition away from the RCMP to a local force it will cost half a billion dollars more over the next decade.
Month: April 2024
Ottawa Redblacks bringing back former CFL all-star Greg Marshall as D-line coach
A CFL source said the Ottawa Redblacks will announce Wednesday Greg Marshall will be officially named the team’s defensive line coach.
Stabilization work resumes at UBCO site downtown Kelowna
UBC Okanagan has announced stabilization work will start Tuesday at the university’s downtown Kelowna site."Gravel will be placed and spread throughout the site over the next two weeks, raising the overall depth of excavation," said UBCO, noting this is the last planned adjustment to d…
Delta man facing 18 firearm, weapons-related charges, Canadian border officials say
A Delta, B.C., man is facing more than a dozen charges connected to firearms and weapons-related offences, the Canada Border Services Agency says.
Callander primes for Public Works event
Callander is preparing to celebrate municipal Operations Department workers during this year’s Public Works Week
Saskatchewan still holds longest wait times in Canada for knee, hip replacements
Despite the provincial government’s ongoing efforts to improve surgical capacity – Saskatchewan still held the longest wait times for knee and hip replacements in Canada last year.
Edmonton Public Schools renames Oliver School
Oliver School has a new name, the Edmonton Public School board announced on Tuesday.
Introducing ‘Dry Goods Beer’ Non-Alcoholic Beer Brand from Downlow Brands and Powell Brewery
The Goods from Downlow Brands Vancouver, BC | Two East Vancouver friends, David Bowkett of Powell Brewery and Doug Stephen of Downlow Brands (DL Chicken Shack, DL Burgers) have come together to bring a new non-alcoholic beer brand to the growing zero-proof market. Dry Goods Beer is a buzz-free beer collection for people who love […]