A 26-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of his father on the Sunshine Coast last year.
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Canadian warship seizes 1,400 kilos of cocaine off Central America
A Canadian warship has seized more than 1,400 kilograms of cocaine during an anti-drug-trafficking operation in Central America.
Flames re-sign forward Jakob Pelletier on 1-year deal
The Calgary Flames have signed forward Jakob Pelletier to a one-year contract. The two-way deal will pay the former first-round pick $800,000 for the 2024-25 season.
‘Without a burdening carbon tax’: Sask. investing over $25M into 13 emissions reduction projects
The provincial government says it will be investing more than $25 million into 13 industry driven emissions reducing projects through a special fund.
Toronto high school remain under hold and secure after shots fired near Oakwood and St. Clair
Toronto police are investigating after area gunfire caused a midtown high school to briefly be placed under lockdown Friday afternoon.
Forestry crews will spend the month doing fire mitigation at Knox and Dilworth mountains
Kelowna urban forestry crews will team up with the BC Wildfire Service to perform fuel mitigation work in two popular parks.Crews will spend much of this month doing fuel mitigation work on walking trails at Knox and Dilworth mountain parks.Work is expected to begin Monday and continue throu…
La Tana Celebrates Mushroom Season with a Special Dinner ‘Menù Fisso’
The Goods from Caffe La Tana Vancouver, BC | BC’s wild mushroom season is upon us and Commercial Drive’s Italian wine bar La Tana is making the most of this magical time by foraging an early fall feast! For one week only, September 16 to 22, 2024, dig in to a dinner version of the […]
Quebec wants to focus on screening and access to cancer treatments
Facilitating access to cancer screening and providing equitable access to treatments are two of the major objectives at the heart of the Quebec government’s new cancer action plan, which was unveiled Friday.
Alberta town adopts new resident code of conduct to address staff safety
An Alberta town has laid out rules for how residents must treat municipal staff and the consequences if they step out of line.
Criminal trial for ‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers Lich and Barber to end after one year
Today is expected to mark the end of the criminal trial for two prominent organizers of the “Freedom Convoy” protest, more than one year after the proceedings began.