Month: June 2024

The Montreal Alouettes have picked up where they left off last season. Walter Fletcher scored a pair of long touchdowns and the Alouettes continued to look solid to start their Grey Cup title defence, emerging with a 23-20 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Friday.

One person was taken to hospital after police in Oshawa came across a fight Friday evening and found one person with a stab wound.

A ceremony is set for this afternoon to remember 17 people who died in a bus crash in western Manitoba.

The REM is taking another step toward expansion next week by testing the light-rail lines to Montreal’s North Shore.

Recent concern about a flying, yellow, invasive spider the size of a human hand entering Quebec is unfounded, according to experts in the field, while a brilliant, spotted insect is much greater concern.

With summer soon to be in full swing and many hot and sunny days expected, experts are emphasizing the need to protect yourself from the rays, which could lead to melanoma.

There were emotional scenes Friday as the third annual march for missing and murdered Indigenous men, boys and two-spirit-plus people took place in Vancouver.

Ontario’s police watchdog said it invoked its mandate after a traffic investigation in Mississauga.

Advocates are raising concerns after trans youth are being denied gender-affirming care due to fears of repercussions from the Alberta government’s proposed parental rights policy.

The United States granted the Makah Indian Tribe in Washington state a long-sought waiver Thursday that helps clear the way for its first sanctioned whale hunts since 1999 and sets the stage for renewed clashes with animal rights activists.