A new film set in Montreal is making headlines and focuses on growing up in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Set in the 1990’s in a tough part of town, Delphis’s family is poor and unstable. To protect himself, he takes on the persona of l’Ouragan and turns to violence.
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Province investigating viral post alleging goslings stolen from mother goose
The province is investigating a viral post on social media alleging a woman in Winnipeg stolen goslings away from their mother.
Meet me on Bernard welcomed by restaurants
Kelowna’s Meet me on Bernard is officially open, so Castanet walked the pedestrian-only street on Friday to get a reaction from local businesses.Memphis Blues owner Andre Thomas believes Meet me on Bernard is the silver lining of the pandemic.“There were a lot of setbacks during that t…
Toronto police release video of missing woman with Alzheimer’s as search continues for her
Toronto police have released a video of a missing woman who has Alzheimer’s as they ramp up their search for her.
Personal Support Worker Day Sunday
It is estimated 34,400 new PSW positions will be created nationwide before 2026
Gas prices will be stable for long weekend but could spike next week: analyst
Gas prices will be mostly stable for a long weekend that is widely considered to be the kickoff to the summer driving season but at least one industry analyst is warning that there could be higher prices at the pump by this time next week.
‘Oldest-known fossils’ showcased in new Royal Tyrell Museum exhibit
Thousands of people travel to Drumheller, Alta., each year to explore the prehistoric, now there’s an option to better understand the world’s first lifeforms.
Do clients driving rental cars know what’s covered?
An increase in secondary auto accident claims for drivers using rental cars while awaiting repairs on their main rides is highlighting the need for an important post-accident conversation with clients. Drivers involved in at-fault collisions while using rental cars often…The post Do clients driving rental cars know what’s covered? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Calgary police expected to release details on serial homicide case
Calgary police are expected to unveil details of a strong connection between the city and a landmark investigation into a serial killer by Alberta RCMP.
Intelligence chief warns Canadians that China can use TikTok to spy on them
In some of his most hawkish comments to date, the head of Canada’s intelligence agency is warning Canadians — including teenagers — against using the wildly popular video app TikTok.
