Jasper has prepared land to house the 600 residents who lost their homes to fire. The province isn’t building because it says there’s not enough space, but Parks Canada disagrees.
Category: Canada
Progress repairing fire-damaged complex, more tenants can return soon
Another section of a Chatham apartment complex severely damaged by fire last summer, displacing more than 100 residents, is set to reopen soon to allow more tenants to return to their homes.
How non-emergencies could be filling up Saskatchewan hospitals
Saskatchewan hospitals are facing over capacity issues on a weekly basis. But some of the problems could come from non-emergencies waiting to be seen.
Driver and company charged for several violations in Temagami on Highway 11N
Both the Temagami and Temiskaming OPP responded to the traffic complaint involving the truck on Highway 11N
Delayed start for east-end LRT service scheduled for Feb. 9
The Confederation Line between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations will not launch until 11 a.m. that day.
Big line pushes U.S. past Czechia into the World Juniors gold-medal game
Team USA will defend its crown at the world junior hockey championship. The United States paved its way to the gold-medal game with a 4-1 victory over Czechia on Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre. The U.S. will now face Finland in an attempt to win consecutive gold medals at the tournament for the first […]
Matthew Knies nets hat trick as Leafs beat Bruins 6-4 in Auston Matthews return
Matthew Knies recorded his first career NHL hat trick and Mitch Marner had a goal and four assists Saturday, lifting Toronto to a 6-4 win over the Boston Bruins in Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews return from injury.
B.C. man ordered to pay damages for smashing Smart car window during road rage incident
A man who smashed the window of a woman’s Smart car during a road rage incident with a former co-worker has been ordered to pay $1,245 in damages by the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal.
Health care dominated Alberta lobbying registry in 2024
Health care dominated the lobbying agendas of Alberta’s influencers this year after the provincial government promised to dismantle and decentralize the public health system.
Fire breaks out in north Edmonton home
A fire broke out in a north Edmonton home on Saturday afternoon.
