Month: September 2024

Toronto Pearson International Airport has among the lowest customer satisfaction rankings among North America’s biggest airports once again, a new survey has found.

After excessive rain and flooding over the last two days, the last thing southeastern Manitoba needs are more rain showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday. But those are what the region is getting today.

Whittling down the 120+ feature-length included (plus 100 short films divided into 10 different screenings) in this year’s program into our “much watch” list of films certainly wasn’t easy. But fortunately, we enjoy a good challenge!

More than $300,000 worth of stolen vehicles were seized from a Winnipeg compound earlier this month, police announced Wednesday.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association has called on B.C. Premier David Eby to abandon the province’s planned expansion of involuntary care for people suffering from a combination of drug addiction, brain injuries and mental health issues.

A 65-year-old Lac Ste. Anne County resident was killed in a crash in Strathcona County early Tuesday morning.

Former Senator and Shark Mike Hoffman has signed a professional try-out contract with the Edmonton Oilers.

TransLink says it is one step closer to meeting its net-zero emissions targets after converting its West Coast Express commuter trains between Vancouver and the Fraser Valley to renewable diesel fuel.

Quebec provincial police are investigating the death of a five-year-old boy found in a home about 55 kilometres southwest of Montreal.

The Legault government will meet with the Swedish ambassador on Wednesday, as Swedish company Northvolt faces financial difficulties that could jeopardize its battery plant project in the Montérégie region.