A Nanaimo man already facing charges in B.C. relating to child porn has been charged with the sexual assault of a youth in Airdrie, Alta.
Month: June 2024
11 ground ambulances, 7 helicopters dispatched to bus crash in B.C. Interior
More than a dozen ground and air ambulances have been dispatched to a crash involving a bus that shut down Highway 97 north of Lac La Hache in B.C.’s Interior Friday afternoon.
Hydro-Quebec plans to charge higher rates for large homes that use ‘excessive’ amount of electricity
Hydro-Quebec says it plans to charge higher rates for large homes that use ‘very excessive’ amounts of electricity as part of an action plan to encourage Quebecers to use energy efficiently.
‘Reckless in the extreme’: Lamborghini driver convicted for crash while passing Toronto streetcar
A Lamborghini driver who tried to pass a Toronto streetcar at three times the speed limit, striking several parked cars and totalling his own vehicle, has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
Animal carcasses, hazardous items showing up in garbage bins at South Okanagan parks
Dumping household garbage in public parks and on trails is an ongoing issue in the South Okanagan, prompting a call from regional district staff to stop it.
Brant County social enterprise is crossing borders
Ten years ago in the basement of Paris Community Church, Rebecca Sherbino assembled a group of locals who faced barriers to typical employment. There, in the commercial kitchen, they found community and shared lots of laughs, while making gourmet soup — and extra income. Now, The Raw Carrot social enterprise is gearing up to introduce […]
Man dead after small plane goes down in Manitoba field: RCMP
RCMP say a man has died in a plane crash in western Manitoba.
Six Nations celebrates Solidarity Day
Hundreds of members gathered around the community hall in Six Nations, taking part in various activities in celebration of Solidarity Day. Solidarity Day, which coincides with National Indigenous Peoples Day around the country, is celebrated on June 21 as a day to connect with and celebrate Indigenous culture. “Solidarity Day is a great occasion for […]
Satellite imagery confirms 5 tornadoes hit Quebec during June 13 storm
The Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) out of Western University in Ontario confirmed that five tornadoes touched down in Quebec during the June 13 storm, bringing the total number of tornadoes in the project to six.
JDSS athletes perform well at CWOSSA, OFSAA championships
Several Ecole John Diefenbaker Senior School students had great results at the Central Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association (CWOSSA) track and field championships at Kiwanis Field in Brantford on May 22-23. Eli Bouius blew past the field in the junior boys 3000-metre race after winning the 1,500-metre race. Bouius cruised in the longer distance, finishing […]