When the final buzzer sounds Tuesday against the Boston Bruins at the TD Garden, it will put the final nail in the coffin of a season that started out with promise and hope.
Author: sdaddario
Entire Burnaby apartment building displaced after Saturday evening fire
The residents of an apartment building have been displaced from their homes indefinitely after a fire tore through it on Saturday evening.
Male seriously injured in Oshawa stabbing
A male was rushed to the hospital on Sunday after being stabbed in Oshawa.
Vancouver Jewish leader shares message from Israel during Iran attack
As Iran launched a large-scale drone and missile attack on Israel over the weekend, a local Jewish leader was in Tel Aviv.
8 years since B.C. declared public health emergency, toxic drug crisis rages on
Eight years to the day after British Columbia declared a public health emergency, Premier David Eby says the toxic drug crisis has had a “catastrophic impact” on families and communities.
Vatican protesting French court judgment against Quebec cardinal Marc Ouellet
The Holy See has officially protested against a French court judgment, which ruled against Cardinal Marc Ouellet for the “without cause” dismissal of a nun from his congregation.
Sask. woman wins life-changing $1.25M Jackpot
The Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC) is raising a glass to Karrie Kkailther of Fond du Lac, the lucky winner of a staggering $1,254,350.87 jackpot on the Vault Breaker VLT game.
Montreal elementary students record as part of ambitious multimedia musical project
Students from 13 schools in the English Montreal School Board (EMSB) are on what they call an itchy, stinky, musical journey. The 160 students sang at the Oscar Peterson Music Hall at Concordia University’s Loyola Campus in NDG as part of an ambitious multimedia project.
2 people charged after drugs allegedly found in Toronto encampment
Two people have been charged after police say drugs and a replica firearm were found inside an encampment in downtown Toronto on Saturday morning.
Leave Canada? Sue automakers? Victims consider their options as auto thefts surge
As the Greater Toronto Area confronts an auto theft crisis, some residents are considering bold – or arguably radical – action.
