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Month: April 2024
Overnight closures coming to George Massey Tunnel
The Massey Tunnel will be fully closed to traffic for four nights starting Thursday so upgrades to the counterflow system can be completed, according to the province.
Cross-Canada autism study looking for Manitoba children to participate
A new cross-Canada project is looking for children living with autism in the province to participate in a new study that will determine why some children do better than others and create a national best practice guide for treatment.
RDCO directors update bylaws to ban three invasive tree species
The Regional District of Central Okanagan has made changes to its noxious week control bylaw effectively banning three specific invasive tree species from the region.At the top of the list is the Tree of Heaven, which was already banned by the City of Kelowna nearly two years ago.The Distric…
CF Montreal’s Waterman fined for failing to leave pitch in timely manner
Major League Soccer fined CF Montreal defender Joel Waterman an undisclosed amount Tuesday for failing to leave the field in a timely manner in last Saturday’s match against D.C. United.
Man seriously injured after being pinned against a wall in Toronto’s west end
A man has been taken to a local hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening, injuries after being pinned against a wall by a vehicle in Toronto’s west end on Tuesday evening, say paramedics.
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation losing hope for return to bargaining table
On Thursday, education minister Jeremy Cockrill announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) was offered to teachers with support from the Saskatchewan School Boards Association.
‘His own gravy train’: Cost of staffing Doug Ford’s office double that of Kathleen Wynne’s
The size and cost of the premier’s office under Ontario Premier Doug Ford has expanded significantly since the premier took over, far outpacing spending under the Liberals.
2 Edmonton teens charged with death of 16-year-old near Edmonton high school appear in court
Two of seven teens charged in connection with the death of a 16-year-old in April 2022 were before the courts.
Saskatoon considers city-owned organics processing facility
The City of Saskatoon is considering the possibility of building its own organics processing facility after cancelling an agreement with a third-party contractor last year.