Lewis Ward didn’t know how to feel when he saw his 51-yard field goal split the uprights with no time left on the clock.
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Woman visiting family in Winnipeg stabbed: police
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) is looking for information after a woman, who was in the city to visit family, was stabbed on Thursday.
It is ‘Game On’ at the North Bay Museum
North Bay Museum hosts interactive exhibit arcade and exhibit for visitors of all ages
Iconic totem pole being relocated from Stanley Park to UBC Museum of Anthropology
One of the iconic totem poles in Stanley Park’s Brockton Point is being relocated after nearly 40 years, the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has announced.
Jasper residents begin to return home Friday morning
Jasper, Alta., residents are beginning to return home Friday morning after a wildfire destroyed about a third of the townsite three weeks ago.
Six $1M winning tickets sold in Ontario, Lotto Max $70M jackpot still up for grabs – Toronto Star
Six $1M winning tickets sold in Ontario, Lotto Max $70M jackpot still up for grabs Toronto StarUnclaimed London Ont. ticket wins $500,000 Lotto Max draw CTV News LondonKingston retiree now a millionaire The Kingston Whig-StandardMore than $100M in Lotto Max top prizes will be up for grabs on Friday after jackpot not awarded CP24Big lottery winners in Richmond Hill, Willowdale, Kingston, Oakville and Windsor hold million-dollar lottery tickets InsideHalton.com
‘It’s an honour’: Scholarships awarded to students with parents who served in the Canadian Armed Forces
Eighteen students with parents who served in the Canadian Armed Forces and died were awarded scholarships in a special ceremony held in downtown Toronto.
Sirens in the Park beckons you to Callander
Emergency services convene in Centennial Park for a day of education and entertainment
Marineland ordered to pay $85K after 3 bears kept in cramped quarters for months
Marineland has been ordered to pay nearly $85,000 in fines and restitution after it was found guilty under Ontario’s animal cruelty laws of three charges related to its care of three black bears.
National knitting event coming to Calgary for the first time
In years past, Knit City started in Vancouver and spread to Toronto and Montreal but this is the first time the weekend fibre festival is coming to Calgary.
