After an eye-opening trip to the Gambia last month, local service club delegates hope to continue their spirit of collaboration, as well as their new friendships. Fate played a role in making the journey a reality, according to Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise’s Glenn Smith, past-president and current treasurer. He noted that Mayor Darrin Canniff […]
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‘Immaculate vibes’ for students’ concrete sled races at Boler Mountain
Hundreds of students battled London’s freezing temperatures Saturday to attend an engineering sled competition that turned Boler Mountain into a high-speed concrete toboggan track. About 450 engineering students from 18 universities gathered for the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race, which returned to the city for the first time in about a decade amid flurries and […]
Blood pressure drug recall issued after wrong pills found in bottles – WestCentralOnline
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Treasurer’s children left vehicle unlocked when $17,203 was stolen
A lock box containing more than $17,000 was stolen from an unlocked vehicle that was left open by the treasurer’s children, according to vendors. Markus Wand, the chair of the North Bay Farmers’ Market said he understood an unlocked vehicle was how suspects gained entry and took the cash. He said the incident has also […]
Tiny home housing homeless Guelph man in the woods, torn down – BayToday.ca
Tiny home housing homeless Guelph man in the woods, torn down BayToday.caWorkers tear down tiny home built illegally inside Guelph, Ont. park CTV NewsTiny home housing homeless man in the woods torn down OrilliaMatters.com
‘We are rebuilding our military’: Algoma makes first plates for the Polar Max icebreaker – BayToday.ca
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Criticism over B.C. government’s handling of Texada grizzly bear shooting
Kody Bevan and Seneca Antony received a combined penalty of $6,000, with $2,000 from each fine directed to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation.
Nanaimo break-in suspect struggled with sobriety, says former employer
Owner Andrew Reynolds’ security camera filmed the man helping himself to food and even cooking a meal, before vandalizing some of the furniture on board.
Ontario city turns to landfill property for snow storage amid record winter
With snow storage at capacity, Barrie has turned to vacant land at a landfill, as officials say this winter’s clean up is one of the largest and costliest the city has faced.
What to know about ‘the sprinter of viruses’ at the Olympics
Olympic officials made the right call in postponing the Canada-Finland women’s hockey game on Thursday after several players on the Finnish team came down with norovirus, doctors say.