An man in Edmonton died after a pickup truck he was driving Friday crashed into utility poles on Parsons Road. Police say speed is believed to be a factor in the accient.
Year: 2024
Voters still favour Sask. Party over NDP, although approval drops, poll finds
The Sask. Party maintains its lead among Saskatchewan voters, according to Angus Reid polling, but the numbers show its approval rating could be wavering.
Boy riding electric scooter in serious condition after collision with car in Villeray
A boy riding an electric scooter is in serious condition in hospital after a collision with a vehicle Sunday afternoon in Montreal’s Villeray neighbourhood.
1 dead in Friday night, single-vehicle crash in south Edmonton
Police are investigating a fatal single vehicle collision Friday night in south Edmonton that left one man dead.
Woman finds live grenade cleaning out deceased father’s home in Knowlton, Que
A woman cleaning out her deceased father’s home in the Quebec town of Knowlton made a bombshell discovery on Friday – she found a live grenade.
Battalion outlast Peterborough to stay near first in Central Division
The Battalion’s top line combined for 11 points in a 7-4 win over the Peterborough Petes on the road Saturday night
Kelowna RCMP arrest one man in ‘crisis’ on Bernard
Kelowna RCMP have arrested one man Saturday night after police say he displayed ‘assaultive behaviour.’ Just before about 5:00 p.m., the Kelowna RCMP received several reports of a man acting aggressively on Bernard Avenue near Abbot Street. Several police officers responded to the area and l…
Toronto FC’s unbeaten run comes to an end in 2-1 loss at New York City FC
Kevin O’Toole’s first MLS goal lifted New York City FC to a 2-1 win over Toronto FC on Saturday, ending TFC’s unbeaten run to start the season at three games.
Man stabbed after confrontation on bus: Surrey RCMP
A man was sent to hospital after being stabbed in Surrey on Saturday afternoon, according to authorities.
At almost 200 years old, Montreal’s St. Patrick’s Parade is ready to roll
Sunday marks almost 200 years since the beginning of the Montreal St-Patrick’s Parade. It’s evolved over the decades, yet one thing is unchanged – everyone’s invited.