Month: August 2024

Sheila Kussner, one of the city’s most notable philanthropists and founder of the Hope & Cope cancer support program, has died. She was 91.

Sheila Kussner, one of the city’s most notable philanthropists and founder of the Hope & Cope cancer support program, has died. She was 91.

Sheila Kussner, one of the city’s most notable philanthropists and founder of the Hope & Cope cancer support program, has died. She was 91.

The North Bay native quarterbacked her team to a title in the 2024 U18 Women’s National Football Championship

A Vancouver apartment building that has been vacant since it was gutted by a fire almost exactly a year ago is engulfed in flames Tuesday.

Golfers from across the country and the world are in Saskatoon for the 119th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship. It’s the first time the Bridge City has hosted the tournament since Nick Taylor – now a PGA Tour Winner – won the championship in 2007.

After 56 regular season games, the Saskatoon Berries are preparing for their first playoff series in franchise history facing off against the Medicine Hat Mavericks.

Toronto police say an explosive device found on a University of Toronto campus was detonated on Tuesday afternoon, with officers checking for other devices.

A man drowned in Porteau Cove Provincial Park over the weekend.

Wearing a baseball cap and addressing an empty chamber, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim moved to recess a rare summer council meeting where a vote to halt the work of a municipal watchdog was the sole item on the agenda – saying the actions of a political opponent gave him “no choice.”