Month: August 2024

Residents in and around Montreal were hit with a major rainfall when the remnants of tropical storm Debby smashed into the region. Here are some of their stories.

The regulatory boil water advisory for Aylmer has finally been lifted, Gatineau announced Saturday. The order was issued in the beginning of April. Tests confirm that the water is safe to use. Affected residents should open all taps in their residence and let the water run for one minute, or until it runs cold, before […]

Toronto Police say they have made an arrest in an assault which was allegedly motivated by homophobia.

Durham police are investigating a multi-vehicle collision in Oshawa.

Workers at three Montreal hotels staged a surprise strike on Saturday: the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, the Marriott Château Champlain and the Hyatt Place Montreal.

Canada’s Marco Arop has claimed Olympic silver in the men’s 800 metres on Saturday at Stade de France after being edged at the finish line by Kenya’s Emmanuel Wanyonyi.

A mechanical issue on an early sailing between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland has led to cascading delays for several BC Ferries voyages Saturday.

Saskatoon Police have laid sexual assault charges against a second man in connection with an incident involving a 16-year-old girl at the Saskatoon Exhibition.

Officials have seized another batch of unauthorized sexual enhancement products from retailers in Ontario after they were found to contain “dangerous ingredients.”

The North Bay OPP say they have been seeing a rise in missing property calls and have some advice for the public to prevent some of this activity