Month: August 2024

What’s happening in Ottawa this weekend: Aug. 2-5  CTV News OttawaWhat’s on in Ottawa this long weekend?  CityNews Ottawa

‘You can’t have both’: Economist believes Canada must choose between protecting the auto sector or the environment  CTV News WindsorChinese EV maker BYD tells Ottawa it plans to enter Canadian market  The Globe and MailOttawa’s consultation for tariffs on Chinese EVs ends. What comes next? – National  Global News TorontoBYD preparing to enter Canadian EV market, documents show  Automotive News CanadaCanadian union Unifor calls for strict tariffs on imported Chinese EVs, components  Reuters

A jury has found two men not guilty of conspiring to kill police at the border blockade at Coutts, Alta.

A segment of fans in Yankee Stadium’s right field bleachers chanted “U-S-A! U-S-A!” during the playing of “O Canada” on Friday night before the game between New York and the Toronto Blue Jays.

Mounties are warning hikers to be prepared before heading into the backcountry after responding to a number of calls in just a three-hour span in the Fraser Valley.

Traffic on 17 Avenue S.E. was disrupted Friday at rush hour when a five-tonne truck rolled over.

Stamps fans planning to ride the CTrain to McMahon Stadium on Sunday will have to call an audible when it comes to game-time transportation.

In a terrifying incident Friday afternoon at a currency exchange in Surrey’s Whalley neighbourhood, a witness says a robber lit a shopkeeper on fire before fleeing the scene.

It’s Fringe season in Saskatoon, and the festival lineup is brimming with excitement. With shows from local, national, and international groups, this year’s festival promises no shortage of entertainment.

A wheel fell off a trailer and struck the windshield of a car on Stoney Trail Friday.