Another controlled burn will take place on Kelowna’s Knox Mountain on Thursday.Several trails will be closed to allow for the 11-hectare burn, which is a follow-up to a similar burn in the same park on Oct. 3. The one-day burn is intended to reduce wildfire risk by removing fuel.“Fire …
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Calgary highway bridge named after professional wrestling legend Stu Hart
One of Alberta’s most famous sons, wrestling pioneer, Stu Hart, the founder of the world-famous Stampede Wrestling, now has a Calgary-area bridge named in his honour.
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Ex-Hydro-Québec employee accused of spying for China secretly published research, court hears
Hydro-Québec learned in 2022 of unauthorized academic papers by ex-employee Yuesheng Wang, now on trial for allegedly spying for China.
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Progressive Conservatives win majority government in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador voters showed they wanted a big change by ousting the Liberals after ten years in power and handing a majority win to the Progressive Conservatives.
No amount of alcohol is safe, at least for dementia risk – The Washington Post
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Canadian workplace study reveals generational shifts in values
Survey highlights views on social impact, healthcare access, wellness, and job stability MISSISSAUGA, ON, OCTOBER 15, 2025/insPRESS/ – A new study of Canadian workers shows shifting workplace priorities across generations, with younger employees placing stronger emphasis on purpose, sustainability, wellbeing, and job stability. The Workplace Values Survey[1], commissioned by First Onsite Property Restoration, explores how […]The post Canadian workplace study reveals generational shifts in values appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Vaccine report card grades Manitoba C+
The annual report found Manitoba is doing well when it comes to educational resources and access to publicly funded shots at clinics and pharmacies.
Suspect in random Yaletown stabbings named and charged
Police said they received 911 calls just after 7:30 a.m. on Friday reporting that multiple people had been injured in random stabbings along the seawall near David Lam Park.