Author: amoatgaul

Mounties in B.C.’s southern Interior say a fried meal could have led to tragedy last weekend after a distracted driver crashed into a concrete barricade.

Forget about sugar-filled chocolate bars and over-salted bags of chips, Kalemart 24 in Montreal offers more health-conscious options and is now open in multiple locations across the city.

On March 14, Grande Prairie RCMP executed the search warrant at a residence in the Countryside South neighbourhood, which led to the seizure of 110.4 grams of cocaine, $23, 378 in Canadian cash and drug trafficking paraphernalia.

A man has been charged after the truck he was driving was struck by a train in Thamesville early Saturday morning, said Chatham-Kent police. A call was received just before 1 a.m. regarding a collision involving a motor vehicle and a train on Base Line Road at Zone 1 Road, police said The rear of […]

A Kootenay property owner has been ordered to pay the costs associated with tearing down his fence, which a B.C. Supreme Court judge found had caused an “actionable interference” with his neighbours’ easement rights.

The driver of a vehicle that crashed into two light posts on Lakeshore Boulevard Saturday morning has been taken to hospital with moderate, non-life-threatening injuries, according to paramedics.

Unions unhappy Everytime that the Smith government tries to improve health care, education or whatever, she is slammed by the unions for trying to do so. When this happens, then you know that she is doing something right. The unions like the status quo. J.D. Round (Unions exist to protect their members, nothing more.) Running […]

Christina Derksen-Unrau was in Victoria this week on a mission to bring change.

Owning a home may be out of reach for many Canadians according to new data from CIBC, and for one Winnipegger, the prospect of owning their own home is starting to feel like an impossible goal.