Bobby McMann scored twice, including the tiebreaking goal late in the third period, and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the New York Islanders 2-1 on Thursday night.
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Alberta police watchdog clears officers in fatal shooting of suspected killer
Alberta’s police watchdog says officers acted reasonably in the fatal shooting of an armed man suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend and stealing a truck.
Man accused of armed robbery at B.C. Holt Renfrew has lengthy criminal record
Douglas Gordon Ewing’s criminal past dates back to the 1970s, when he was convicted of attempted murder. He also escaped lawful custody.
‘I cannot live this way’: Nanaimo resident pleads for help with ‘repeat offenders’
Jessica Nordquist said around 12:30 a.m. on Monday she was outside her boyfriend’s house when they heard some commotion on a nearby street.
Pedestrian run over by transit bus at Metrotown, police say
A TransLink bus hit a pedestrian outside Metrotown SkyTrain Station Thursday afternoon, closing the bus loop and sending the injured person to hospital.
‘All you can do is tighten your belt’: 2025 comes with changes to city fees
The high cost of living is top of mind for many Calgarians, and the new calendar year means a new set of city fees, but some people may see one bill decrease.
Saskatchewan charities left with questions following tax season extension announcement
The Saskatoon Community Foundation (SCF) has its eyes on Ottawa after the federal government announced that the deadline for making donations in the 2024 tax year will be extended.
Trying for a ‘Dry January’? This tool from B.C. researchers may help
As many pledge to undertake a “Dry January” as a booze-free antidote to the excesses of the holidays, B.C. researchers have launched an online tool they say measures the costs of alcohol consumption and the benefits of cutting back.
Saskatoon Blades trade 5th-year sniper Lisowsky to Victoria for Scott, draft picks
The Brandon Lisowsky era is over for the Saskatoon Blades, sending the franchise’s fifth-leading goal scorer to the Victoria Royals ahead of the WHL trade deadline.
Quebecers waiting years to be reunited with loved ones due to family reunification cap
Nearly 40,000 people stuck in a backlog of family reunification applications in Quebec.
