An educational assistant at a Catholic elementary school in Welland has been charged after allegedly having an ‘intimate relationship’ with a 14-year-old boy who was her previous student.
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Toronto FC ends six-game losing streak with 2-1 comeback win over Philadelphia
Toronto FC scored two late goals four minutes apart for a 2-1 comeback win over the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, ending its run of six straight losses and nine matches without a victory.
Canadian leaders say democracy must prevail following Trump rally shooting
Canadian leaders are condemning a shooting at former President Donald Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania, saying there’s no place for violence in a democracy.
Outreach team accepting donations to help homeless residents in the heat
The Canadian Mental Health Association of Kelowna is accepting donations for their outreach team, to help homeless residents stay safe in the heat.“The heat that we are currently experiencing can pose extreme challenges and elevated risks for vulnerable populations and people currently liv…
More Vancouver alleys could be transformed into public spaces
A plan is in the works to transform more alleys in downtown Vancouver into colourful public spaces.
‘A complete thrill’: Dozens of skydivers jump to celebrate sport, set new world record
Dozens of skydivers dotted the sky near Onoway on Saturday.
BC Community Bat programs launch shirt, hoodie fundraiser – The Castlegar Source
BC Community Bat programs launch shirt, hoodie fundraiser The Castlegar Source
Donald Trump whisked off stage in Pennsylvania after loud noises rang through the crowd
Donald Trump was whisked off the stage at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania after loud noises rang through the crowd.
Highstreet hoping to build 37 energy-friendly townhomes on Gordon Drive
Highstreet is asking the city to rezone a property in Kelowna’s Upper Mission so it can build 37 townhomes on Gordon Drive.Highstreet, a real estate development company, is all about sustainability, so the three-storey townhomes would be designed to the highest tier of the BC Energy Step Code, c…
First responders can’t go to Victoria neighbourhood without police, chief says
A recent attack on a Victoria paramedic and the subsequent threats against cops who were called in to help mark the latest incidents of violence against local first responders, the city’s police chief said in announcing emergency personnel would no longer respond to calls from a specific neighbourhood without police backup.