Speed is being investigated as a possible factor in a Wednesday crash that left one man dead in southeast Calgary.
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Parole board ignored trauma of Indigenous man convicted of murder, court rules
An Indigenous man convicted of murder and attempted murder could get parole after the Federal Court ruled the parole board failed to consider his traumatic past when it denied his release.
The 1st Annual East Van Tattoo Show is Hitting Mt. Pleasant, August 23-25
So far, there are over 100 local tattoo artists participating in the event (with more waiting in the wings) which aims “to showcase the immense and diverse talent that the East Van tattoo community has to offer”…
New Restaurant “Elem” to Open on Main Street This Fall
Chef Vish Mayekar has teamed up with Hassib Sarwari and Winnie Sun to take over the space next door to Zarak, at 2110 Main Street, to bring us Elem, a restaurant concept aiming to blend international influences with a deep commitment to local, sustainable ingredients.
Labour leaders endorse NDP candidate, including the Conservative candidate’s manager
More a dozen labour leaders are endorsing the NDP candidate in an upcoming federal byelection in Winnipeg, including the business manager of the Conservative candidate’s own union.
Lightspeed Commerce reports US$35 million Q1 loss
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. says it narrowed its net loss in its first quarter compared with last year as revenues rose. The payments platform provider says it had a net loss of US$35 million for the quarter ending June 30 compared with a net loss of US$48.7 million for the same quarter last year.
Toronto police provide update on SIM swap fraud investigation
Toronto police say they will be providing an update this morning on a major fraud investigation by the financial crimes unit involving SIM card swapping.
Average Canadian household spends almost half its income on taxes: Fraser Institute – CTV News Atlantic
Average Canadian household spends almost half its income on taxes: Fraser Institute CTV News AtlanticFraser Institute News Release: The average Canadian family paid more in 2023 on taxes than it did on housing, food and clothing combined Financial PostThe Andrew Lawton Show | Canadians spend more on taxes than food, clothing, and housing combined True NorthCanadian Families Now Spend More on Taxes Than Basic Necessities, Study Finds The Deep DiveFUSS and MACLEOD: Taxes remain largest expense for Canadian families Calgary Sun
Young people around the world are swapping clothes to save the environment
Fast fashion is out and sustainability is in, according to new research from Concordia University.
Motorcyclist crashes into tree in Scarborough, suffers life-threatening injuries: police
A motorcyclist has been critically injured after crashing into a tree in Scarborough.
