Two people have been charged after police say drugs and a replica firearm were found inside an encampment in downtown Toronto on Saturday morning.
Year: 2024
High winds leave thousands without electricity across Ontario
Hydro One says thousands of Ontario residents are without power this morning amid high winds blowing across much of the province.
B.C. property owner ordered to pay for removal of ‘allegedly bad fence’
A Kootenay property owner has been ordered to pay the costs associated with tearing down his fence, which a B.C. Supreme Court judge found had caused an “actionable interference” with his neighbours’ easement rights.
Extension cord overheats, lighting car on fire: Saskatoon Fire Department
The department said an extension cord was plugged into the block heater of a car in the 10 block of Moxon Crescent.
Coyotes players informed the team is expected to move to Salt Lake City, AP source says
Arizona Coyotes players have been informed the NHL club is expected to relocate to Salt Lake City, a person with knowledge of the meeting said Friday night.
They call him ‘El Zorro:’ Matias Coccaro hopes to win new fans at CF Montreal
Now the 26-year-old striker from Uruguay, Matias Coccaro, may be destined to become equally popular at CF Montreal after joining in the off-season from Argentine club CA Huracan.
Kuzmenko’s hat trick leads Calgary to 6-3 victory over Anaheim
Andrei Kuzmenko scored three goals, Nazem Kadri had a goal and two assists, and the Calgary Flames withstood Anaheim’s third-period rally for a 6-3 victory over the Ducks on Friday night.
Quebec rivers under surveillance as first major flooding hits near Saint-Jérôme
With the recent rain, Quebec authorities are keeping a close eye on swollen rivers, some of which are threatening to burst their banks.
Quebec nurses reject the agreement in principle with the government
Nurses represented by the FIQ have rejected the agreement in principle reached between their union and the Quebec government to renew their collective agreements.
Eddy Nolan, Montrealer who ran Terry Fox run every year for 43 years, dies at 67
Every year for 43 years, Montrealer Eddy Nolan took to the streets for a Terry Fox Run, usually carrying a big red and white Terry Fox flag on a pole as packs of schoolchildren jogged behind him. On Friday, he chose to end his life through medical assistance in dying.
