A man has been taken to a trauma centre with serious injuries after a vehicle struck a fire truck that was responding to a collision on the Gardner Expressway early Monday.
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Community groups band together to plant trees at Kelowna’s Ben Lee Park
A group of newly planted saplings is arranged in a heart shape surrounding a monument in a Kelowna park bearing the name of a prominent member of the local Chinese community.About 40 people came together for a tree-planting festival at Ben Lee Park on Saturday.The event was organized by the …
2 people injured in multi-vehicle collision in Scarborough
Two people have been taken to the hospital with minor injuries after the drivers of several vehicles collided in a parking lot in Scarborough on Sunday afternoon, say paramedics.
Police and first responders at Wabamun Lake for to capsized boat: RCMP
A heavy police presence could be seen at Wabamun Provincial Park on Sunday.
Manitoba animal advocacy group helps release dogs from animal testing
A pack of dogs put their best paws forward when they were finally unleashed from a lifetime of animal testing.
Bank Street closed to traffic due to fire in small mall
Bank Street was closed early Sunday afternoon between Heron Road and Alta Vista Drive due to a fire on Bank near Ridgemont Avenue. Photos from the scene indicated the smoky blaze was in a restaurant. Several OC Transpo routes were altered to avoid the fire scene. There were no indications of injuries. More to come […]
Thousands of Calgary Flames fans line the red carpet for home opener
When you think about it, NHL hockey players are the Canadian equivalent of movie stars, so a red carpet on opening night made perfect sense.
15-year-old dies in collision, one person arrested
A 15-year-old teenage boy from Hamilton has died after colliding with a vehicle while racing on Friday.
‘This is their safe place’: Hockey program breaks barriers for Indigenous kids
A program that started in Nanaimo five years ago that teaches Indigenous kids how to play hockey is so popular that it’s expanding.
Winnipeg teenager finishes second in international neuroscience competition
A Grade 11 student at Winnipeg’s Vincent Massey Collegiate is helping put the city on the map after she became one of the best in the world when it comes to neuroscience.