Calgarians may be facing challenges keeping their gardens in bloom amid the city’s ongoing water main repairs, but there are some new flowers in Sunnyside that will never need watering.
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London, Ont. encampment strategy approved with increased buffers
The new buffers would see encampments not allowed within 150 metres of any elementary school and within 100 metres of any private residential property or sports fields.
More than 1.2 million people now call Saskatchewan home
Saskatchewan’s population has again reached an all time high.
Local hockey: Bergeron scouts for Sabres; Copeland signs with Stars
After 24 seasons coaching in the NCAA, Wallaceburg’s Chris Bergeron has moved to the NHL as a Buffalo Sabres scout.
Guns and drugs seized as part of ‘Project Lookout,’ York Regional Police say
York Regional Police say they will be providing an update Wednesday on a joint forces investigation that has resulted in hundreds of charges being laid and led to the seizure of illegal guns and drugs.
Laval police search for missing senior
Laval police are looking for 83-year-old Nicholas Bazigos, who has been missing since June 17.
Woman dies of injuries after shooting in Vaughan Mills parking lot
A woman in her 20s has died after being shot in the parking lot at Vaughan Mills Tuesday evening and two people are now in custody, York Regional Police say.
Explosion in reliance on for-profit health-care staffing agencies in B.C.
After slow increases in recent years, payments to for-profit staffing agencies have exploded as British Columbia’s health-care system becomes increasingly reliant on their contracted workers to keep hospitals open for emergency care.
‘I was appalled’: Calgary councillors question administration over water main break cause, cost
Repairs to fix five areas of concern on one of Calgary’s main water line feeders are ongoing, but we don’t yet know the cost to respond to and repair the pipe.
‘I am really, really sorry’: Lawyer reads statement from Langley, B.C., man who killed his wife
A B.C. man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his wife – Langley teacher-librarian Naomi Onotera – chose not to address the victim’s family and friends during a sentencing hearing Tuesday.
