Railway cars loaded with sulphuric acid were not property secured by crew members when they derailed at the Canadian Pacific Railway Company’s Toronto Yard in Scarborough in 2022, according to a newly released report by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
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NO MORE ‘MANSPLAINING’: Jo-Anne Polak joins Football Canada board of directors
As Jo-Anne Polak talked to a group of teenagers at Carleton University during the U18 Women’s National Tackle Football Championship a year ago, she really connected when she spoke about her love of football and how she has evolved far beyond the “mansplaining” that takes place when a guy tries to discuss football with her. […]
POLICE: Smiths Falls woman faces drunk driving charge
A Smiths Falls woman faces impaired driving charges after a single-vehicle collision in Lanark County on Wednesday. Officers with the Lanark County detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to a report of a car in the ditch on Blakeney Road in Mississippi Mills around 7:15 p.m., police reported Thursday. After a roadside screening test, […]
Snow expected on B.C. mountain passes for long weekend
Anyone with plans to travel in and out of B.C.’s Southern Interior for the May long weekend should be prepared for some snow, Environment Canada says.
Details of 16-month police investigation into Ontario’s ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski to be revealed
The details of a 16-month Durham police investigation into Ontario’s so-called ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski are set to be revealed on Thursday afternoon.
College Ahuntsic closed Thursday due to potential cyber attack
Montreal’s Collège Ahuntsic was forced to close its doors on Thursday after being targeted by a ‘potential cyber attack.’
Assault victim dies in hospital, Winnipeg police investigate ‘suspicious death’
Winnipeg police are investigating what they have deemed a ‘suspicious death’ after the victim of an assault earlier this month has died in hospital.
Canadian dog owners brace for stricter rules for entering U.S.
Travelling with a pet is already a challenge, but soon it could be even harder for dog owners heading down to the U.S.
Police appeal for info in suspected hate-motivated assault in downtown Toronto
Police say that they are investigating the assault of an individual who was walking near Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village neighbourhood last month as a suspected hate-motivated offence.
Small town Alberta school to switch to 4-day week
A school west of Lethbridge is offering some more flexibility for its students and families.
