The head of Bell Canada is defending his company’s decision to cut thousands of jobs, citing a shift in Canadians viewing habits from traditional TV to online.
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New Brunswick rejects proposal for new regional police force to replace RCMP
New Brunswick’s government has rejected a pitch to replace the RCMP with a regional police force in the western part of the province.
BRAD OF ALL TRADES: 67’s Horner proving worth in playoffs
Situated about an hour east of TD Place, the little town of Vankleek Hill is known as the “Gingerbread Capital of Ontario” for its finely decorated Victorian brick homes. It has also earned a reputation for making good beer (Beau’s) and, now, a versatile, hard-working hockey player. There’s no specific award for it, but Bradley […]
CRA call centre workers encouraged by union to file grievances about hours of work
The UTE Call Centre Committee said it had been in discussions “for many months” with the government regarding members’ hours of work.
Get to Know the Gastown Izakaya Giving Vancouver’s After-Hours Scene Exactly What it Wants
Oku Izakaya is quickly carving out its niche as the go-to spot for hospitality folks looking for a post-shift destination to chill and decompress.
Red Deer Food Bank marks milestone with weekend event
Facing challenges and adapting to change, Thursday marks 40 years since the Red Deer Food Bank opened its doors to the public.
O.J. Simpson has died, family says
O.J. Simpson has died, his family wrote to social media on Thursday.
Woman stabbed while waiting for bus at River and Osborne, Winnipeg police say
Winnipeg police say a woman is recovering after being stabbed and punched in the face while waiting for a bus.
Warning light prompts Vancouver-bound Boeing 737 to make emergency landing in Idaho
An Air Canada Boeing 737 Max 8 landed safely in Idaho after experiencing an in-flight emergency Tuesday when pilots received a warning light in the flight deck, airline and airport officials said.
Stabilization work resumes at UBCO site downtown Kelowna
UBC Okanagan has announced stabilization work will start Tuesday at the university’s downtown Kelowna site."Gravel will be placed and spread throughout the site over the next two weeks, raising the overall depth of excavation," said UBCO, noting this is the last planned adjustment to d…
