A two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Dilworth Drive and Enterprise Way is causing traffic slowdowns in the area as of 11:45 a.m. Thursday.RCMP and a tow truck are on the scene and a white pickup truck can be seen being towed away from the intersection in a photo from the scene.Ther…
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Windsor man charged in February 2023 hit and run: Guelph police
Investigators say the driver was under suspension and using his son’s car at the time.
City of Saint John ‘vicariously liable’ for police officer’s sexual abuse of children
In 2013, Saint John resident Robert Hayes filed a class-action lawsuit alleging he was sexually assaulted when he was a boy by police Sgt. Kenneth Estabrooks, who died in 2005.
Incendiary objects at Northvolt site: anonymous saboteurs give explanation
‘Weather’ and ‘choice of materials’ may have prevented incendiary devices from exploding on the Northvolt site in the Montérégie region ten days ago, according to anonymous claims made about the attempted sabotage.
OPP releases more details on suspect in Fergus sex assault case
Investigators say the suspect may have been driving a dark sedan similar to a Volkswagen Jetta or Passat.
Brantford councillors consider city-owned and operated medical clinic
A city-owned and operated medical clinic could give Brantford a competitive edge in physician recruitment, a city councillor says. “We’re competing with other municipalities,” Coun. Rose Sicoli said. “We’re selling ourselves as a destination for arts and culture, for tourism and it’s not different when you’re in the game of physician recruitment. “Having a nice […]
Toronto man killed his mother and decapitated her — but it wasn’t murder, lawyers argue
A ‘lifetime of abuse’ led Dallas Ly to snap and stab his mother inside a Leslieville apartment in 2022 but he never intended to kill her, his defence lawyer said during closing arguments at his murder trial on Thursday.
Nipissing MPP announces are road repair funding
Funding part of the Connecting Links Program to build and rehabilitate vital transit corridors across the province
Quebec media say new bill to protect politicians is excessive, harms free speech
Quebec newsroom leaders are calling out a new bill to protect politicians from abuse, saying the legislation is excessive and potentially stifling to democratic debate.
Fort Nelson, B.C., wildfire expands to 127 square kilometres, but away from town
British Columbia’s wildfire service says the blaze threatening the northern community of Fort Nelson now spans nearly 130 square kilometres, but it had spread away from the town along its southern flank.
