The Desert Cove resident, who lives with dementia, hadn’t evacuated as the fire rapidly approached. His daughter, Shiloh, who lives in Vancouver, soon realized
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Less wind and dry lightning expected this weekend as B.C. wildfire fight continues
A cold front is expected to move through the region over the weekend, but is no longer expected to bring significant winds and dry lightning that was seen last weekend.
Coun. Mark King and Vrebosch calls for fairness in municipal purchasing
Councillor Mark King wants to ensure there is no favouritism when it comes to where the city spends its money. Whether it’s catering meals for meetings, buying supplies, renting conference rooms or purchasing the odd tool, King says public trust is vital. Council was apprised of changes to the city’s procurement policy during a special […]
Perez Hilton’s family speaks out after apparent self-harm TikTok livestream
A spokesperson for the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office told Global News that deputies responded to reports of someone ‘who was livestreaming acts of self-harm on social media.’
Ontario man pleads guilty in U.S. to hacking charges: DOJ
The DOJ said the 26-year-old conspired with other hackers and stole sensitive information online from the U.S.-based software service, then extorted victims by demanding ransom.
Telecom Photons Controlled By Quantum Dot Chirality At 1260nm – Quantum Zeitgeist
Telecom Photons Controlled By Quantum Dot Chirality At 1260nm Quantum Zeitgeist
Calgary housing numbers show big drops in townhouse, apartment sales in July
While sales of detached and semi-detached homes held fairly steady in Calgary in July, sales of row and townhomes as well as apartments dipped by about 20 per cent year over year.
‘I want to get home to my family’: WestJet passengers still in limbo
Many fliers at the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport are in limbo as WestJet catches up with flight cancellations after flight attendants went on strike Sunday.
Edmonton’s summer of rain has Folk Fest trucking in sand, Fringe hiring meteorologist
Edmonton’s signature outdoor music festival is trucking in tonnes of sand and pumping out water to avoid becoming the latest casualty of the city’s wettest summer on record.
Adult tricycle of man with Parkinson’s stolen; police seek public’s help
The theft took place between July 12 and July 14, when the tricycle was taken from a residential driveway in the Alta Vista area, police said
