The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is urging Manitoba’s lieutenant-governor to establish an independent inquiry into the killings of four Indigenous women in the province.
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Collision sends car into side of Etobicoke home; occupant fled on foot, police say
An investigation is underway after a two-car collision sent a vehicle into the side of an Etobicoke residence on Wednesday evening.
Fire danger rising, Garden River residents now eligible for financial support: Province
The Alberta government says 47 new wildfires started in the past 24 hours.
GUNTER: Time to shut down the expensive, biased and out-of-touch CBC
On Monday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre posted on X that he “can’t wait to defund the CBC.” Good for him. Of course, Poilievre has promised before to yank taxpayers’ dollars — $1.4 billion a year — from the state broadcaster. (The CBC hates being called the “state” broadcaster. They prefer “public” broadcaster. But they act […]
Blood thinner could be used to treat cobra venom, global study suggests – The Guardian
Blood thinner could be used to treat cobra venom, global study suggests The GuardianCommon blood-thinning drug neutralises cobra venom BBC.com
Attempted murder charge laid in violent, random assault on Jasper Avenue: police
Police say intoxication was likely a factor in a violent, random assault in Edmonton last week.
B.C. braces for more wildfire activity with thunderstorms in the forecast
British Columbia’s wildfire service says it’s on the lookout for a surge in wildfire activity as thunderstorms and winds are forecast to join record-setting heat.
¿CóMO? Taperia’s New Spanish Smash Burger Available Starting July 21st
The Goods from ¿CóMO? Taperia Vancouver, BC | ¿CóMO? Taperia’s executive chef Rafael Racela is stepping out of the kitchen and into the ring next month as a contender in Eastside Rumble 2024 (formerly Aprons for Gloves), a community event supporting the Eastside Boxing Club’s mission to provide a safe space, mentorship, and free boxing […]
Flooding raises questions about Toronto’s vulnerability to large storms
A massive rainstorm which flooded roads, basements and businesses in the city Tuesday is raising questions about Toronto’s preparedness when it comes to major weather events.
‘Friendship set to music’: National Square and Round Dance Festival comes to Calgary
Square and round dancers from all across Canada are gathering in Calgary for their biannual festival celebrating their passion. There are also a number of international guests coming to dance.
