Summer days are drifting away, but a group of B.C. seniors had one lively summer night this week – watching “Grease” at a simulated drive-in movie theatre.
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HAVE YOUR SAY: What are your thoughts on the Ottawa Senators for the 2024-25 season?
The Ottawa Senators haven’t been in a playoff game since 2017. Eight seasons. Let that sink in. It’s a long stretch of frustration and disappointment for the team and its fan base. Will it be different in the 2024-25 season, which begins next month? The Senators made plenty of off-season moves, including the hiring of […]
Put away the garbage, recycling and bird feeders to avoid attracting bears – MNR
The number of bear sightings has increased over the last few weeks in North Bay
Thousands without power in southern Manitoba due to storm, lightning
Thousands of people are without power Monday morning as widespread outages sweep southern Manitoba.
Report finds $2.29 billion bridge infrastructure deficit in rural Alberta
Substantial investments from the province are needed to prevent the deterioration of thousands of Alberta’s bridges, according to a report from the Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA).
Toronto police charge man who allegedly fired back at homicide suspects during shootout
A man is facing charges after police allege he fired back at suspects during a gun battle that left two people dead and two others injured in Scarborough in July.
Partial lunar eclipse tonight – 101.5 The Hawk
Partial lunar eclipse tonight 101.5 The HawkA partial eclipse of the Harvest moon will be visible across Canada on Tuesday night The Globe and MailDon’t miss the Harvest Moon Supermoon lunar eclipse tonight! Here’s what to expect Space.comHow to watch Tuesday’s harvest moon and partial lunar eclipse The Washington PostFull moon Sept. 17 marks Canada’s third eclipse of the year – here’s when to view it InsideHalton.com
Letters September 17, 2024: ‘Future candidates for mayor have some questions to answer.’
Candidates given food for thought My question for next year’s mayoral candidates: Since resource development and waste management (including carbon pollution) are provincial responsibilities, will each candidate pledge to hold Mayor Gondek’s ‘climate emergency’ in abeyance and release the $87 billion allocated to her pet ideological declaration back into city coffers to deal with our […]
Alberta lowering age of kids who can be vaccinated by pharmacists
Starting early next year, the Alberta College of Pharmacy is allowing pharmacists to give kids as young as two years old a shot.
World Junior Girls Golf Championship coming to Toronto-area golf course
Golf Canada has set an impressive stretch goal of having 30 professional golfers at the highest levels of the sport by 2032.