A new public opinion poll shows the majority of Calgarians aren’t happy with recent decisions from city hall.
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Defibrillators to be installed in all Quebec public schools
The Quebec government says it will spend more than $3 million to equip all public schools with an automated external defibrillator.
As millions of mortgages come up for renewal, how can you save money? Winnipeg brokers weigh in
As mortgage renewals surge across the country, CTV News Winnipeg asked several mortgage brokers in Winnipeg what residents should consider when refinancing a mortgage.
Waning perception of quality of life in Kelowna largely out of city’s hands, says city councillors
The latest survey of Kelowna residents shows some alarming trends, however, as council was quick to point out, many of those are outside the city’s control.The survey conducted every two years by Ipsos Research shows that, while residents are still happy with their quality of life and still beli…
TSX down more than 150 points as oil falls, U.S. stock markets mixed
The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 152.43 points at 22,116.69.
Calgary man convicted of second-degree murder up for parole in less than a decade
A 41-year-old Calgary man convicted of second-degree murder will be eligible for parole after the minimum amount of time.
Celebrate a Decade of Brewing in New West at SO10: Steel & Oak’s 10th Anniversary Party!
The Goods from Steel & Oak Brewing Co. New Westminster, BC | Ten years ago a much younger Jorden Foss and Jamie Garbutt decided to open a brewery in their hometown. Join them and the entire Steel & Oak Brewing Co. team to celebrate their 10th anniversary of brewing in New West! On Sunday, June […]
Speed restrictions, B.C. fishery closures, aim to protect southern killer whales
The federal government has announced salmon fishery closures and mandatory speed limits in areas where southern resident killer whales forage and travel in the ongoing effort to protect the endangered species.
Brockville Pride celebrates growth
While efforts at 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion continue to meet resistance across the country, in Brockville they are gaining support and generating momentum. Brockville Pride on Monday morning officially launched the community’s Pride Week with the raising of the Pride flag behind City Hall, and it was more than the idyllic weather keeping organizers in an upbeat […]
Quebec to spend $31 to boost security at courthouses after violent incidents
The Quebec government is pledging $31 million to add security checkpoints and more special constables to the province’s courthouses after recent violent incidents that raised safety concerns.