The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it sent the wrong information to an independent agency studying hospital capacity that incorrectly showed nearly half of Saskatoon hospital beds were unoccupied.
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North Bay Police proud to carry the torch yet again
The bond between local law enforcement and Special Olympic Athletes was renewed with the annual torch run
Stampeders aim to ‘tackle hunger’ as new report suggests 1 in 4 Canadians living in poverty
Members of the Calgary Stampeders put their muscles to the test on Tuesday, bagging hundreds of pounds of food as part of an annual campaign to fight food insecurity and deliver essential items to those in need.
LIVE AT 3 PM: Montreal public health on extreme heat
Montreal public health officials are giving an update on the extreme heat and measures to help people stay safe.
Human remains found in burned Sask. home once connected to Tiki Laverdiere murder
A North Battleford fire investigator discovered human remains inside a home that was destroyed in a fire on Saturday.
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Detectives Looking to Identify 2 Suspects in Relation to a Robbery in St. Catharines
On Thursday, June 13th, 2024, at approximately 10:15pm, 1 District (St. Catharines/Thorold) uniform officers with the Niagara Regional Police Service attended the area of Kent Street and Pelham Road in the City of St. Catharines, for a disturbance. Read more…
LCBO employees in legal strike position on July 5, union says
LCBO employees will be in a legal strike position on July 5, according to its union.
Police arrest man allegedly driving impaired with two children in Whitby
Police have arrested a suspected impaired driver who was involved in a collision while travelling with two young children in his vehicle over the weekend.
2024 wildfire concerns: A broken water bomber, pilot shortages and crew housing
A year after Canada’s worst wildfire season, critics say the provincial government hasn’t adequately prepared for this season