Manitoba’s government says it will encourage the development of renewable energy in the province while acknowledging fossil fuels aren’t going away any time soon.
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‘I know A LOT about you’: Police warn of Bitcoin extortion scam in Hamilton
Police in Hamilton are warning the public of an extortion scam where scammers email individuals, threatening to share photos and videos of them ‘doing filthy things’ if they do not immediately transfer Bitcoin.
Labour tribunal upholds man’s case based on French-language law
A man who asserted his right to work in French has won his case before the Tribunal, invoking the new provisions of the province’s French-language law (Bill 96) to that effect.
Alleged Hells Angels gang members arrested after assault, robbery in Hamilton
Ontario police say they have arrested four members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club (MC) and seized a number of firearms after an alleged assault and robbery in Hamilton in July.
New book to showcase unseen photos of the Peace region before large number of settlers arrived
Local historian David W. Leonard is releasing a book that gives a glimpse of the Peace Country through many unpublished photos just before a large scale of settlers arrived in the area.
Joey shuts down Ilias switch
Lachlan Ilias could be in line for a move to hooker next year, but Andrew Johns has given the Souths star another option.
How do you say ‘cat’ in Blackfoot? POOS, an animated film by Celestine Twigg, screens at CIFF
An animated short about a cat named Thumper that’s narrated in Blackfoot is hitting the festival circuit this fall, including a Monday screening at the Calgary International Film Festival.
Suspect arrested after ‘terrifying’ attack on woman in mobility scooter, B.C. RCMP say
Police have arrested a suspect in connection with an alleged assault and attempted robbery targeting a woman in a mobility scooter in North Vancouver, B.C., earlier this month.
How warmer winters are making ‘potentially unstable and unsafe’ skating conditions on icy lakes
Lacing up skates to hit the ice on any one of Canada’s lakes may be a common winter pastime for some, but a new study suggests it may be increasingly ‘potentially unstable and unsafe’ to play a game of pick-up hockey on the frozen water.
