A federal offender who went unlawfully at large on June 12 has been apprehended in Tillsonburg. In a news release issued on Monday, the Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement squad said Sean Robertson was found and arrested by the OPP. He was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for an alleged breach of his statutory release. Robertson is […]
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Panthers and Oilers turn to poker and Mario Kart on long flights in the Stanley Cup Final
When the Florida Panthers’ first flight of the Stanley Cup Final was delayed, it meant extra time on the tarmac before the nearly six-hour trek across North America.
Uber’s screening process in NL ‘very disturbing,’ says lawyer
Internal emails reveal government approved Uber’s operating licence amid concerns from RNC, government staff
No injuries after second fire at Leaside commercial building
No injuries were reported after another fire at a storage building which went up in flames days ago in the Leaside area.
Woman found dead in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
The body of a 38-year-old woman was found in Montreal’s Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough.
One person seriously injured in shooting at Etobicoke home
One person was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being shot in Etobicoke overnight
11 essentials to survive your next road trip with kids
Summer road trips with the family can be long, but these essentials help.
Lawyer for officer suing federal government calls for outside probe of military police
The lawyer representing the former head of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel branch is calling on Defence Minister Bill Blair to bring in either the RCMP or the Ontario Provincial Police to review the “professional competency” of military police and its leadership.
Can a Senate bill to regulate sports betting ads reach the finish line in this Parliament?
A senator’s push to curtail the unchecked promotion of sports betting is working its way through the legislative process, with the aim of establishing a national framework for regulating these services. It’s passed a second reading in the Senate, but has yet to reach the House.
She was sexually assaulted at work. It took 6 years for a human rights tribunal to schedule a hearing
Patricia Sayers filed a human rights case after being sexually assaulted by a co-worker, in hope of helping to prevent future incidents at that store. But it took six years for the Ontario tribunal to schedule a hearing, rendering most of her hopes unattainable, she says.
