A freak computer glitch caused havoc around the world, including in Saskatoon on Friday.
Year: 2024
Toronto Public Health seeks person who dropped off bat at animal hospital after it tested positive for rabies
Toronto Public Health officials are searching for the person who dropped off a bat at an veterinary hospital in The Beaches earlier this week after the animal tested positive for rabies.
Roads closed in Montgomery as crews respond to water main break
Some roads in Montgomery were closed on Friday afternoon as emergency crews responded to the scene of a water main break.
Telus must pay damages for trespassing on woman’s property, B.C. tribunal rules
A major telecommunications company has been ordered to pay “nominal damages” to a B.C. woman after employees repeatedly trespassed on her property – in one instance accidentally letting her dog out of her gate.
B.C. promises expanded gynecological cancer care, new programs in Surrey, Kelowna
The British Columbia government is bringing in new programs to address the growing demand for gynecological cancer surgical care in Kelowna and Surrey.
Victoria’s plan to better enforce daytime sheltering rule will fail, advocates say
Outreach workers say the City of Victoria shouldn’t bother developing a plan to better enforce its bylaw against daytime sheltering. They say enforcing the rule won’t work because there’s nowhere for people to go.
Homicide investigators called in after missing teen found dead in Surrey
Homicide investigators have been called in after a missing teenager was found dead in Surrey’s Port Kells neighbourhood Friday morning.
Cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run collision in Little Jamaica
A cyclist has been seriously injured in a hit-and-run collision in the city’s Little Jamaica neighbourhood.
WeCook ready-to-eat meatball dish recalled over possible Listeria contamination
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is recalling a WeCook ready-to-eat meatball dish due to possible Listeria contamination.
Two Toronto councillors used constituent contact info for election purposes without permission: integrity commissioner
Two councillors should be reprimanded for violating the city council’s code of conduct when they used their constituents’ contact information for election purposes without permission, Toronto’s integrity commissioner says.