Southern Saskatchewan is host to hostile looking skies as Environment Canada warns of intense thunderstorm activity Tuesday evening.
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The TTC says ridership reached a post-pandemic high
If it’s been feeling busier during your commutes on the TTC, it’s because there has been an uptick in ridership.
OPP charge 22-year-old North Bay following single motor vehicle collision
One person was arrested and charged after police responded to a single motor vehicle collision. The Nipissing West Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police and Emergency Medical Services responded to a single motor vehicle rollover on Highway 17, West Nipissing Monday around 10:45 p.m. The lone driver received minor injuries and was transported to the […]
Rent, mortgage costs still concerning for Albertans despite cooling inflation
Canada’s annual inflation rate has reached the central bank’s two per cent target for August, but many consumers in Alberta are still feeling the pinch of high costs for shelter, rents and mortgages.
Aim of Edmonton school’s book vending machine is to increase literacy
An elementary school in Edmonton now has a vending machine that offers culturally relevant books.
Tories will likely get chance to introduce non-confidence motion next week
Next week could be the first opportunity for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to introduce a non-confidence motion asking the other parties to topple the Liberal government.
‘It’s disappointing’: Kinew responds to ousted MLA’s claims of toxic, dysfunctional government
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said an MLA ousted from his caucus this week was given a choice before he was shown the door.
B.C. ‘fell so short’ in Doukhobor pay, communication after apology: ombudsperson
British Columbia’s ombudsperson has a list of criticisms for the province over the way it has treated Doukhobor survivors months after the premier apologized for the government’s removal of the children from their families in the 1950s.
Prosecution seeks 3-year sentence for Montreal father who kidnapped autistic daughter
A Montreal man who pleaded guilty to kidnapping his autistic daughter, who was then kept in a crawl space, was back in court Tuesday for his sentencing hearing.
L’Abattoir Announces Final Event in the ‘Sipping Around BC’ Series
The Goods from L’Abattoir Vancouver, BC | Following the success of previous dinners in the “Sipping Around BC” series, L’Abattoir has partnered with Wines of BC and S. Pellegrino to host the final event on Wednesday, October 23rd, focusing on the South Okanagan and Similkameen regions. This series of events have been aimed at supporting […]