Crowds flocked to East Vancouver on Sunday to celebrate Italian Day on the Drive, when the city’s historic Little Italy transforms in to a huge street party.
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Calgarians continue to cut water consumption over weekend: Gondek
Calgarians continued to conserve water Saturday as city residents contended with a major water main break that remains days away from being fixed.
Man, 21, facing a $1,400 fine and possible charges for excessive speeding while impaired, Quebec police
A young man from Montreal’s South Shore is looking at an over $1,400 fine for speeding and possible impaired driving charges after a Quebec provincial police (SQ) stop.
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UPDATE 1 – Detectives Investigating Lincoln Death
Homicide detectives, working alongside 8 District (Lincoln/West Lincoln/Grimsby) uniform officers and the Forensic Services Unit (FSU) continue to investigate the death of a woman located in a rural area of Lincoln. Read more…
Toronto Pearson Airport held a large-scale bomb threat drill last night. Here’s what it looked like
More than a hundred volunteers joined emergency officials at Toronto Pearson Airport on Saturday night to act out a large-scale explosion drill.
A Pentagon-funded Quebec mining project does not meet with unanimous approval in Duhamel
Residents of Quebec’s Outaouais and Laurentides regions fear that a mining project near the municipality of Duhamel will harm the environment.
The West Block – Episode 39, Season 13
A report reveals some unnamed parliamentarians knowingly helped foreign states medal in Canadian politics. We dig into the conflicting reports.
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Detectives investigating Lincoln Death
At 3:10pm on Saturday June 8, 2024, 8 District (Lincoln/West Lincoln/Grimsby) uniform officers were called to the area of Nineteenth Street and Seventh Avenue in the Town of Lincoln following the report of a deceased female. Read more…
Calgary demonstrators urge the UCP to keep their ‘Hands off our CPP’
A protest at city hall Saturday had this message for the UCP government: Keep Alberta in the Canada Pension Plan.
Plaques tell important local stories, even if some are tragic
JEANETTES CREEK – Dozens of people gathered on a rural road Saturday for the unveiling of a historic plaque that sits near where one of Canada’s worst train disasters occurred nearly 170 years ago. It was a foggy morning when the Great Western Express passenger train crashed into a gravel train just after 5 a.m. […]