Bonnyville RCMP received a tip that an elementary teacher had allegedly sexually assaulted a student and paid the student money in hopes that they would not disclose the incident.
Category: Canada
Colleen Bready’s forecast: A return to summertime heat is on the way
A cold front that brought wildfire smoke to Winnipeg and across southern Manitoba on Tuesday has now passed us by.
Metro Vancouver men charged after several kilos of drugs seized
Two men are facing drug-trafficking charges after police seized several kilograms of cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine from multiple Metro Vancouver properties last year, British Columbia’s anti-organized crime task force announced Wednesday.
‘The gift I can’t ever repay’: Highlighting the impact of organ donation
Living Donor Week highlights the impact of organ donation. Dianna Havin, who anonymously donated her kidney to Linda Keehn in 2021 joined CTV Morning Live’s Kent Morrison for their story.
Dollarama keeping an eye on competitors as Loblaw launches new ultra-discount chain
Dollarama Inc.’s food aisles may have expanded far beyond sweet treats or piles of gum by the checkout counter in recent years, but its chief executive maintains his company is “not in the grocery business,” even if it’s keeping an eye on the sector.
Gillingham throws support behind $650 million plan to redevelop Portage Place
Mayor Scott Gillingham has thrown his support behind the $650 million plan to redevelop Portage Place, calling it one of the biggest downtown developments in generations.
Canada working on military AI; Blair says as he endorses international agreement
Defence Minister Bill Blair says Canada is working on incorporating artificial intelligence in its military, but the technology won’t replace humans.
Lethbridge man arrested after allegedly ‘openly using drugs’ downtown: police
A Lethbridge man is facing charges after police seized hundreds of doses of fentanyl and methamphetamine from him while taking him into custody on Tuesday evening.
RCMP enforcement at B.C. logging protests ‘unreasonable,’ federal police watchdog says
A federal police oversight agency has found the RCMP’s enforcement of a civil injunction against old-growth logging protesters on Vancouver Island was unreasonable and violated the rights of activists.
Cone and Shake Shop marks 50 years
Whether it was for a first date, after-school treat, or a fun way to cool down in a heat wave, a south Chatham ice cream shop in south Chatham has been a popular stop for five decades.
