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Participants hope to raise $60,000 during Parkinson SuperWalk in Kelowna on Saturday
Dozens of walkers will set out from Waterfront Plaza on Saturday, Sept. 7, to raise money and awareness about Parkinson’s Disease.They’ll be taking part in the Parkinson SuperWalk, which is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Parkinson Society of BC.It is estimated that approximately …
Winnipeg Goldeyes drop playoff opener to Canaries
The Goldeyes will face elimination in Game 2 on Friday after losing the series opener 5-0 to the Sioux Falls Canaries on Wednesday.
Edmonton Oilers forward Kane engaged to girlfriend Mara Teigen – Daily Hive
Edmonton Oilers forward Kane engaged to girlfriend Mara Teigen Daily Hive
Businesses brace as feeder main work closes Trans-Canada again
Once again, a stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway is closing for work on the Bearspaw feeder main and the city is urging people in Calgary as well as impacted surrounding communities to conserve water after another day above the threshold.
Hot days and warm nights will likely prompt heat warnings
Here we go again! Another wave of excessive summer heat is on the way.
2 officers injured after crashing cruiser into stolen vehicle: Montreal police
Two Montreal police (SPVM) officers were sent to the hospital with minor injuries after crashing into an alleged stolen vehicle after a brief car chase.
Quebec premier promises a major wind power project coming
In Rimouski for his party’s pre-sessional caucus, Premier François Legault promised on Wednesday evening to develop the wind energy sector more aggressively.
Elephant seals off B.C. coast used sonar equipment as ‘dinner bell’: Researchers – St. Albert Gazette
Elephant seals off B.C. coast used sonar equipment as ‘dinner bell’: Researchers St. Albert GazetteView Full Coverage on Google News
Accused’s actions after Vancouver double-murder should leave no doubt as to guilt, Crown argues
With one last chance to address the jury, Crown prosecutors argued that Kane Carter’s actions after two people were killed in Vancouver should leave them with no doubt he was the person who fired the fatal gunshots.
