Winnipeg firefighters dealt with a pair of fires Wednesday morning at opposite ends of the city.
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B.C. prison officials seize $300K in drugs, cellphones from medium-security prison
Prison officials in British Columbia have seized a large cache of contraband, including methamphetamine and other drugs, at a medium-security prison in the Fraser Valley.
St. Leonard’s Community Services rebranding to SOAR
A community service organization that has served Brantford-Brant and Haldimand for decades is undergoing a transformation. St. Leonard’s Community Services is being rebranded as SOAR Community Services. “The agency has expanded significantly over the years,” said executive director of services Kim Baker. “Our new name reflects both our organizational growth and the growth we wish […]
Advocacy group ordered to pay part of City of Edmonton’s legal costs from suit over homeless camp clearings
The group that sued the City of Edmonton over the closure of several homeless camps has been ordered to pay part of the city’s legal fees.
What are the chances of a BC United-BC Conservative merger before the 2024 election?
Seven months away from voters deciding who will form B.C.’s next government, the latest opinion poll suggests the NDP continues to hold a strong lead.
Can the Voodoos chop down the Lumberjacks one more time?
Familiar foes meet in round one of the NOJHL playoffs as Hearst and Powassan prepare to do battle for the third straight year
Flyers edge Leafs 4-3 without healthy captain Couturier
Owen Tippett scored 19 seconds into the game and added an assist, and Morgan Frost had a goal and an assist as the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 on Tuesday night.
Okanagan Symphony Orchestra presents “SHIFT” concert series
The Okanagan Symphony Orchestra (OSO) is set to mesmerize audiences with their latest offering, "SHIFT."The concert series promises to transport listeners to a time of musical re-direction, featuring the captivating work of Igor Stravinsky and other renowned composers.Scheduled for…
Lethbridge gardeners preparing for potentially dry summer
In a matter of weeks, gardens across Lethbridge and southern Alberta will start to bloom.
B.C. junior hockey player suspended 31 games for choking opposing goalie during brawl
A B.C. junior hockey player who choked and seriously injured the opposing team’s goalie during an on-ice brawl has been suspended for 31 games.
