Even as the final minutes were ticking down, cars were still lining up to be part of the Maxine Dehart United Way BC Drive-Thru breakfast at the Ramada Hotel & Conference Centre in Kelowna Thursday morning.A lot more people turned out than she had anticipated.“I was worried,”…
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Wranglers ride hat trick from Rory Kerins to 3-1 win over Coachella Valley
The Calgary Wranglers got three goals from Rory Kerins and that was enough as they shut down the Coachella Valley Firebirds 3-1 Wednesday night in Palm Springs.
OHL responds to CTV W5 investigation into alleged sexual assault by former junior hockey players
The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) has released a statement in response to a recent CTV W5 investigation into an alleged sexual assault in 2014.
Ontario motorcyclist films himself speeding at more than 250 km/h, gets charged: police
An Ontario motorcyclist is facing more than three dozen charges after police say he filmed “alarming” videos of himself speeding on highways in the Greater Toronto Area, reaching speeds of over 250km/h.
Montrealer ordered to pay $35,000 fine for not declaring luxury watch at border
A Montreal business owner will have to pay a hefty fine after he imported a luxury watch without declaring it to customs.
Insurer loses appeal of a $45K punitive damages award
Jeweler’s Mutual Insurance Company has lost its appeal of a $45,000 punitive damages award because two Ontario courts found the insurer had wrongly questioned the pre-policy ownership of jewellery stolen while the claimants were travelling overseas. “It was open to…The post Insurer loses appeal of a $45K punitive damages award appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
OPP on duty as Kemptville high school reopens Thursday after repeated threats
St. Michael’s Catholic High School was reopened with police assistance after the school was closed several times due to anonymous threats.
Spooky books to get you ready for Halloween
With Halloween two weeks away, it’s a good time to watch scary movies, dress up in costumes and read spooky books.
Supreme Court won’t hear spy service analyst’s appeal over discrimination case
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear the case of a Canadian Security Intelligence Service employee who filed a discrimination lawsuit against the spy agency.
More than 100 school bus routes across Toronto cancelled for day
Dozens of school bus routes across Toronto have been cancelled for the day.
