In his forty-one years as a volunteer firefighter, Neil Swail had never had to perform a water rescue on land. That changed on Friday when torrential rains poured over Southern Quebec. Swail, the Director of Public Security for the town of Harrington, located northwest of Montreal, said that they received a call about a couple trapped in a vehicle on White Road.
Year: 2024
After signing this week, Rourke poised to start for BC Lions Sunday against Bombers
For the first time in nearly two years, quarterback Nathan Rourke took to the field at the BC Lions training facility in Surrey, settling in under centre with the first team offence.
Sex Pistols guitarist denies B.C. teen sex assault allegations – Vancouver Is Awesome
Sex Pistols guitarist denies B.C. teen sex assault allegations Vancouver Is Awesome
‘This will add further purpose to her life’: B.C. family shares inspiration for Tour de Cure
One B.C. family shares the story of the heartbreaking loss that is inspiring them to fundraise for cancer research.
70-year-old cyclist hit by car in downtown Montreal
A cyclist, 70, was transported to the hospital after being hit by a vehicle in downtown Montreal on Wednesday afternoon.
U.S. officials didn’t object to key claim in Jordan Chiles medal case, document shows – The Washington Post
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B.C. landlords allowed to impose massive rent hikes after mortgage payments spike
Two B.C. landlords whose costs have skyrocketed – due to their variable-rate mortgage – have been allowed to impose huge rent hikes on their tenants to offset their financial losses.
After much delay, renovations on Saskatoon’s Harry Bailey pool are underway
The City of Saskatoon says construction has begun on the long-awaited renovation of the Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre.
CUPE Ontario president called out for reposting ‘divisive’ and ‘vile’ social media post
The president of CUPE Ontario is under fire from some of the union’s Jewish members for reposting a social media post on Facebook.
University of Calgary rocket team brings home first prize at international competition
The Student Organization for Aerospace Research team (SOAR) comprises 93 students from the University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering.
