Month: July 2024

In the muck, beneath a mobile home, volunteers with a veteran-led disaster response group, clear mud and debris after flash floods hit a small B.C. community hard just over a week ago.

The final moments of Matthew Arkangelo’s life found him standing in front of an EPS officer, with his hands up, before a bullet went through the young man’s body and he died.

“The current heatwave has caused strain on HVAC systems in certain Hudson’s Bay locations,” the organization said in a statement. It says they are working to resolve the problem.

A 50-year-old man is facing nearly a dozen charges after allegedly pointing a firearm at the driver of a vehicle during a dispute in the city’s Rockcliffe-Smythe two weeks ago.

As temperatures heat up across southern Manitoba, people in Winnipeg are flocking to city-run swimming pools to try and cool down. But with the high demand, some facilities are struggling to keep up.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are back in action Friday at Princess Auto Stadium – and the Blue and Gold are hoping fans don’t come empty-handed.

As the sun continues to beat down on Calgary, the pair of polar bears at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo are more than happy to splash around.

Several picnic shelters at Mohawk Park have been closed to the public so the city can determine their structural integrity. A public notice issued by the city on Tuesday said shelters A, B, C, D, and E, 51 Lynwood Dr. have been closed as a precautionary measure following “reported concerns.” “Members of the public are […]

The City of Calgary says more time is needed to stabilize the water distribution system. Calgary’s current Stage 3 outdoor water restrictions will remain.

The U.S. and other NATO allies said at Tuesday’s summit they will send Ukraine dozens of air defense systems in the coming months, including at least four Patriot systems.