Month: July 2024

The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) say the Monday’s homicide victim has been identified as Norman Wenzel.

Late last year, in October 2023, I had the opportunity to fulfill one of my long-harboured desires: getting my hands dirty, while growing my understanding, appreciation and respect for winemakers, by spending some time working on a small scale vineyard in Quebec.

The topic of 15-minute cities returned to Edmonton city hall last week. Discussions about the urban-planning design led city councillors to make an amendment to its plan to appease concerns about movement. Canadian Research Chair and Health Law and Policy Chair at the U of A Prof. Tim Caulfield joined CTV Morning Live to discuss the conspiracy theories surrounding 15-minute cities.

Brantford’s Bianca Chevarie couldn’t have been happier with her time at Syracuse University on the women’s lacrosse team. “I look back and it was amazing,” said Chevarie, who spent five seasons on the Orange roster. “There is no place like Syracuse in the country. The type of program, the team and the coaching staff we […]

A 48-year-old man from Peterborough is facing several charges after allegedly uttering homophobic slurs and burning a Pride flag.

A gigantic celebration for a giant birthday is planned in south Winnipeg Wednesday, and will feature a flyover from the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Mounties say two people suspected of vandalizing a rainbow crosswalk in Langford, B.C., have been identified.

Nearly four out of 10 Ontarians say that they are considering leaving the province due to the high cost of housing, a new survey has found.

Weather permitting, the Royal Canadian Air Force will fly a CC-13oH Hercules aircraft over the home of a Winnipeg veteran Wednesday afternoon.