Ontario is set to clamp down on bad employers with big fines.
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What roads will Kelowna be repaving this year?
The City of Kelowna’s annual road renewal program is now rolling.The municipality said Thursday that this year crews will resurface 14 road segments, spanning approximately 21 kilometres.“This initiative is designed to extend the lifespan of roads, reduce long-term maintenance costs, a…
Annual Smile Cookie campaign raises money for healthy children’s snacks
Last year the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign helped provide more than 435,000 healthy snacks to YMCA child care participants in the southern Interior.This year the goal is even higher.Every cent of Smile Cookies sales in Kelowna and West Kelowna this week will support the YMCA of Southern…
1 person in custody after man, woman found dead in St. Catharines home
One person is in custody after two people were found dead in a home in St. Catharines.
New RV sales trending upward ahead of camping season
Alberta remains strong when it comes to consumers purchasing new recreational vehicles (RVs) and fifth wheels for camping and other activities.
‘Far-reaching, associated risks’: Police in Halton Region urge students to not play ‘Assassins Game’
Police in Halton Region are advising parents and students about the dangers associated with a viral TikTok trend known as the “Assassins Game” following a series of recent incidents.
These Saskatoon parks are getting a makeover
Some changes are coming to a number of Saskatoon neighbourhood parks this spring.
No injuries after 4-vehicle collision in Peterborough
A tractor trailer and three other vehicles were involved in a collision at the intersection of Clonsilla Avenue and The Parkway on Wednesday.
Durham residents organizing to save hospital
A group of Durham residents and the Grey Bruce Health Coalition are fighting to save the Durham hospital as they know it. In a move that stunned some residents and county politicians, the South Bruce Grey Health Centre board of directors and CEO Nancy Shaw announced that the 10 inpatient beds at the Durham hospital […]
McGill community told not to use Roddick Gates due to planned protest
McGill University is asking people not to use the entrance to its downtown campus via the Roddick Gates on Sherbrooke Street.
