Last year’s Bogart Cup champion has advanced to this year’s finals. The Rockland Nationals defeated the Kemtpville 73’s 3-1 on Wednesday night to sweep their Central Canada Hockey League (CCHL) best-of-seven semifinal series. Rockland, which ran away with the regular-season title, will take on the winner of the other series between the Smiths Falls Bears […]
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Tanker rollover on highway in southern New Brunswick causes 36,000-litre fuel spill
Emergency officials in southern New Brunswick say a tanker truck spilled more than 36,000 litres of fuel when it rolled over on Route 1 near Nauwigewauk.
Marilyn Gladu’s Shock Floor Crossing Could Hand Carney a Majority
Marilyn Gladu, the four-term Conservative MP from Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong and one of the most reliably combative Tory voices in the House of Commons, has crossed the […]
Manitoba family seeks answers after missing Indigenous woman’s remains found
Leah Keeper’s family says they’ve been told her remains were found in the 600 block of Pritchard Avenue. She has been missing for nearly three years.
Charge misses chance to move into PWHL playoff spot in loss to Seattle
Toronto plays host to Ottawa in a huge showdown on Saturday
Land title issues should be negotiated, not litigated, Kelowna lawyer says
The provincial government and First Nations should negotiate rather than litigate land title issues in the wake of the landmark Cowichan decision, says a Kelowna lawyer.The ruling last August handed the Cowichan Tribes and other First Nations Aboriginal title over 300 hectares of land inside Ric…
Carney praises Hansen, calls hearing French from space a point of pride
Carney called the mission “hugely inspiring” and said Canadians “couldn’t be more proud” of Hansen and the collaboration with the United States.
‘We’re struggling:’ Remains of missing First Nations woman found in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police say DNA tests have confirmed the death of a First Nations woman who disappeared more than two years ago.
Half of Alberta’s small businesses experienced increased crime in 2025, CFIB says
A new survey by the CFIB shows that 49 per cent of small business owners in Alberta think crime in their community has “significantly” or “somewhat” increased over the past year.
Premier hints at approval of Kelowna’s bid for early opt-out of short-term rental restrictions
The City of Kelowna may not have to wait much longer to learn whether its bid for an early opt-out from short-term rental restrictions will be granted.During a news conference in Kelowna, Wednesday morning, Premier David Eby hinted at positive news for the city and those in a position to legally…