Chip or no chip in the football, Calgary Stampeders kicker Rene Paredes didn’t care.
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From tackling players to tackling fires: Catching up with a former Roughrider
One former Roughrider made the leap from tackling players to tackling fires – and he says the two aren’t so different.
Roaming peahen spends 3 days in B.C. pub after befriending neighbourhood family
When Sarah Karagianis received multiple notifications from her staff about a situation at work, she feared the worst.
Hotel union workers begin light pressure tactics with the F1 Grand Prix Montreal weekend
Pressure tactics by unionized workers in several hotels will begin with the F1 Grand Prix weekend in Montreal. For the time being, however, the pressure tactics will be light.
Police say McGill occupation won’t change approach to pro-Palestinian encampment
Montreal police say that despite the occupation Thursday of a McGill University administration building that ended with 15 arrests, they have no plans to move in on a pro-Palestinian encampment on the downtown campus.
Two elderly people found lifeless in Quebec City apartment
Two elderly people were found lifeless on Friday in the Sainte-Foy–Sillery–Cap-Rouge borough of Quebec City.
Housing and identity: Questions about Mississauga’s future as election looms
Ana Chang has lived in Mississauga since the age of seven and is now raising her own children in the southern Ontario city that has seen rapid development over the last three decades.
Animals on the lam: Welfare group documents exotic animal escapes, attacks
In a bid to draw attention to the ongoing and dangerous problem of keeping exotic wildlife in captivity, either in zoos or as house pets, World Animal Protection Canada is building a new database and interactive online map to document all the events it can find.
Ontario man considers selling house before mortgage payments rise $2,000, even after interest rate cut
An Ontario man says he’s still considering selling his house, despite this week’s interest rate cut, with his mortgage payments set to leap over $2,000 next month.
Retiring head of Barrie food bank reflects on challenges of pandemic, jump in demand
After seeing the agency through a global pandemic and an unprecedented jump in demand, the head of Barrie’s Food Bank is retiring.