Veteran defenceman Tyson Barrie will attend the Calgary Flames training camp on a professional tryout, the team announced Tuesday.
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These Stocks are On Sale: Enphase, Humana, and More
Enphase Energy (ENPH) lost 5.16% on Monday, falling the most among the S&P 500 (IVV) constituents. The firm reported nothing new. Investors are likely selling solar energy-related firms to avoid further losses. In that sector, First Solar (FSLR) traded at around $300 in June but closed at $205.36. SolarEdge (SEDG) will likely trade below $15.00 as bears build a 33.19% short interest. Array Technologies (ARRY) is also out of favor, especially after SunPower filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month.Humana (HU) broke down below the $350 support line yesterday. HUM stock lost $14.10 to close at $…
Slave Lake residents speak about homeless shelter’s closure as fall and winter approach
Town council halted operations in May to slow a perceived spike in crime that residents said stemmed from the space.
Chiefs take 2-1 lead in Mann Cup final
Six Nations beats Victoria 7-5, Game 4 is Tuesday
‘It’s a mistake’: Downtown housing complex slated for demolition
Winnipeg’s Centre Village social housing complex will face the wrecking ball less than 15 years after it was built.
Road closed in North Vancouver due to gas leak
A gas leak in North Vancouver Monday afternoon has closed a busy section of road during the rush-hour commute and left hundreds without service.
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B.C. to review conservation officer training after more than 600 bears killed last year
The British Columbia government is partnering with a bear welfare group to reduce the number of bears being euthanized in the province.
Driver strikes teenagers near school in Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Que.
Several teenagers were hit by a driver near a high school in Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Que., following an altercation with a pedestrian.
Woman who died in B.C. jail cell had asked to be taken to hospital twice, report shows
A woman who died from drug toxicity while in a B.C. jail cell asked to be taken to hospital twice in the hours after she was taken into custody in a case the province’s police watchdog says again raises concerns over the treatment of intoxicated prisoners.
