The Montreal Canadiens have recalled defenceman Justin Barron from the Laval Rocket on Saturday, just hours ahead of a showdown with the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre.
Month: April 2024
Marilyn Barlow (Mutrie) to Receive Peter Palangio Memorial Award
Skating coach is being recognized for her outstanding long-time contribution to sport
Igniting Healthcare spring 50/50 kicks off
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation’s Igniting Healthcare spring 50/50 fundraiser is now underway. Launching last week, one lucky winner will take home the grand prize jackpot on May 3. Proceeds will go towards the highest priority needs at the hospital, allowing the foundation to continue to invest in equipment and facility upgrades. “In our current […]
Wranglers ride roughshod over Condors in Bakersfield, winning 5-2
The Wranglers started a mini-west coast swing with a win Friday night, defeating the Bakersfield Condors 5-2 at Mechanics Bank Arena.
Driver killed in head-on collision with semi-truck in Quebec’s Laurentians
A driver was killed in a head-on collision on Autoroute 50 in Brownsburg-Chatham, near Lachute in Quebec’s Laurentians.
‘Suspicious’ death in downtown Toronto area, homicide unit investigating
Toronto police are investigating after a man was found dead in the downtown area Saturday morning.
Fire crews handle early morning blaze at unoccupied building in Richmond
Firefighters handled a stubborn fire early Saturday in an unoccupied building on McBean Street in the Richmond area inthe city’s southwest end. Ottawa Fire Services were alerted by a 911 call at 2:33 a.m., OFS said in a release. A working fire was declared at 2:38 a.m. Crews gained access to the building to the […]
Teen swimmers from Dorval, Que. honoured for saving British man in Barbados
Emma Bassermann and Zoe Meklensek-Ireland were honoured by their Dorval Swim Club on April 5, 2024 after they jumped into the Barbados waters and saved British man Robert Stone, who was caught in a current and may have drowned.
The puck stops here
The Growlers are iced out. Development is on Fire. Volunteers are celebrated. Neurodiversity is embraced, and so is mixed-use. Poetry is shared. O’Leary Avenue gets artsy.
Resignation of three town councillors latest shock to small Quebec town
What began as a disagreement over an alcohol expense by a library volunteer in Ste-Pétronille, Que., has escalated into a political crisis that has upended the small village east of Quebec City and shaken its governing body.
