Month: July 2024

A woman in Surrey’s Newton neighbourhood woke up to a stranger groping her early Saturday morning, according to local police.

The 41st annual Blenheim Cherry Fest was another success. People filled the streets of downtown Blenheim on Saturday for the event featuring live music, carnival rides, shopping and the entertaining cherry pit-spitting contest. New this year was helicopter rides provided for the first time by Zimmer Air Services, an aerial agricultural spray company. Here are […]

A major thoroughfare in Vancouver has been shut down in both directions Saturday afternoon due to a “serious collision,” authorities say.

Police have arrested the alleged driver of the vehicle, who fled the scene after hitting a 17-year-old boy changing his tires in Brampton earlier this month.

Repercussion Theatre’s travelling Shakespeare in the park is ready for another big production in the Montreal area.

Drivers navigating a traffic headache in Winnipeg’s St. James neighbourhood are one step closer to getting some relief.

A second strike day was launched on Saturday morning by Granby Zoo employees, for an indefinite period. Negotiations are still not progressing quickly enough, according to the employees represented by the Syndicat national des salariés de la Société zoologique de Granby (CSN), seasonal section.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey called it a ‘good news day’ as he announced some Labrador City residents will be allowed to return home after a wildfire forced an evacuation last week.

Police in Abbotsford are asking the public to keep an eye out for a man they say is “arrestable” for a series of recent residential break-ins in the city.

A GoFundMe page has been set up to support the family of Yuren Patel, a 23-year-old man who drowned at Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park last week on Sunday.