The RCMP is investigating a report that someone strung wire across a bike lane on the Second Narrows Bridge heading into North Vancouver last week.
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One suspect arrested, another identified in fatal shooting east of Calgary
A suspect has been arrested and another has been identified in connection with a fatal shooting east of Calgary last week.
Lisa Taylor earns Curling Community Hero Award
Volunteers are the lifeblood of any and all organizations in every community. Without hard-working volunteers, very little would get done or accomplished. Brockville’s Lisa Taylor is one of those energetic volunteers. For the past 11 years, she has been organizing curling leagues and bonspiels at the Brockville Country Club. She has been coaching bantam-aged curlers […]
B.C.-based crypto platform committed $13M fraud: securities commission
A B.C.-based crypto trading platform lied to its customers while “diverting” $13 million-worth of their assets to gambling, according the provincial regulator.
Will Calgary hailstorm rival 2020’s $1.2 billion event?
A massive hailstorm that struck Calgary Aug. 5 resembles a storm in the city several years ago that cost Canadian P&C insurers about $1.2 billion in insured damage, according to the Northern Hail Project (NHP). “Preliminary findings indicate that the…The post Will Calgary hailstorm rival 2020’s $1.2 billion event? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Alberta man sees big benefits after receiving leading-edge pacemaker at Calgary hospital
Just two weeks after receiving a pacemaker in May, John Kebert was able to get back to his hikes he had missed so much.
Bulldogs’ O’Brien wins gold with Canada
Brantford Bulldogs forward Jake O’Brien will be entering the OHL season on a high. O’Brien and his Canadian teammates recently captured the 2024 Hlinka Gretzky Cup by beating Czechia 2-1 in the gold medal game in Edmonton. O’Brien is the reigning OHL rookie of the year. The 17-year-old Toronto native scored 13 goals and added […]
Colleen Bready’s Forecast: summer temperatures return to Manitoba
After last week’s abrupt shot of cooler temperatures, summer gets back on track this week in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba.
Quebec Liberals say province needs own constitution to affirm ‘who we are’
The Quebec Liberal Party is proposing that the province adopt its own constitution, a project it says will be ‘unifying.’
Jasper evacuees to get information on phased re-entry of town today
Details about when and how evacuated residents of Jasper will be allowed to return to their homes nearly three weeks after a wildfire forced them to flee will be announced today.
