The City of Cambridge said thousands of customers in Galt are being impacted by a water outage brought on by a power issue at a regional pumping station.
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Sale of former Sask. government liquor store buildings begins
The sale has started of former Saskatchewan government liquor store buildings. The province got out of liquor retailing earlier this month and is disposing of all assets.
Continue ReadingContract talks set to resume between Carleton University and striking education workers
About 3,000 graduate and undergraduate teaching assistants and contract instructors at Carleton University began strike action on Monday, after CUPE Local 4600 and the university failed to come to an agreement.
Continue ReadingThree months, three missing radioactive items. Here’s what you need to know
What do a capsule in Australia, a cylinder in Thailand and a camera in the US have in common?
Continue ReadingCalgary HQ part of federal conditions allowing Rogers to buy Shaw
Canadians’ options for phone, internet and TV services are changing with the federal government clearing the final hurdle for Rogers to take over Shaw, but it comes with conditions including some that specifically impact Calgary.
Continue ReadingLondon police on scene of reported shooting
Few details are known at this time, but London, Ont. police are on scene of a reported shooting late Friday evening.
Continue ReadingRussian plan to send nuclear weapons to Belarus proves Putin-Xi talks failed, Zelensky says
Tate brothers released from Romania jail
Tate brothers released from Romania jail
Hear Stormy Daniels’ first comments since Trump indictment
In an interview with the British newspaper “The Times,” adult film actress Stormy Daniels made her first public comments about the indictment of former President Donald Trump. CNN’s Kyung Lah reports on Daniels’ response and her role in the case.
Continue ReadingWindsor’s Habitat for Humanity ReStore in need of volunteers
Habitat Windsor-Essex is looking for more ‘hands on deck’ to assist with its growing programs.
Continue ReadingStudents at Kirkland school use mindfulness to reduce stress
An elementary school in Kirkland is taking a new approach to dealing with stress. Students at Margaret Manson Elementary School in Kirkland took part in a Mindfulness Day, learning to reduce their stress through various activities.
Continue ReadingFamilies in ‘anguish’: Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery reopens after months-long closure
Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery in Montreal re-opened Friday for the first time in months. Families have been unable to visit loved ones since January after a labour dispute forced the cemetery’s closure.
Continue ReadingWranglers wrap up home schedule with a 5-1 win against Silver Knights
The Calgary Wranglers wrapped up their home schedule Friday with a 5-1 victory over the Henderson Silver Knights at the Saddledome.
Continue ReadingMotorcades, fingerprints, mugshot: The choreographed security behind Trump’s arraignment
Former President Donald Trump is expected to appear in Manhattan criminal court for his arraignment as he faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud in an indictment by a New York grand jury.
Continue ReadingFetterman discharged from Walter Reed after receiving treatment for depression
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been discharged from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he was being treated for depression, his office announced Friday.
Continue ReadingAmazon Spent $14 Million On Anti-Union Consultants In 2022
Labor consultants have been a key ingredient in the company’s counter-campaign against labor unions.
Continue ReadingOnt. woman refused a C-section unless she paid $6k upfront
Dangerous suspect has 50 warrants for his arrest, Calgary police say
Calgary police are warning the public, and looking for their help, about a man wanted on 50 warrants, including firearm and assault charges.
Continue ReadingUS official’s warning for Americans in Russia
In light of the arrest of a US journalist in Russia, White House Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council John Kirby is urging Americans in Russia to leave immediately.
Continue ReadingCanadian cottage market expected to see price drop this year: Royal LePage
A recent report from Royal LePage is predicting a drop in prices for Canadian cabins and cottages this year as demand softens from economic uncertainty and low housing stock.
Continue ReadingUnable to leave Syria, mothers of Canadian children forfeit repatriation to keep their families together
In a choice forced upon them by the Canadian government, four mothers have made the agonizing decision to forfeit an opportunity to repatriate their children from open air prisons in northeast Syria.
Continue Reading2 people, 2 dogs rescued by CFD after falling in Bow River
A dog walk turned into a successful rescue mission Friday afternoon that left one person in hospital.
Continue ReadingBarrie city council considers $40M Sadlon Arena renovations
Tourism Barrie brought a report from a consulting firm to council, recommending upgrades to the arena, including additional seats, modern concessions, and an open grand entrance on the building’s north side. The proposed renovations would cost approxim…
Continue Reading‘Karma’: Will Trump get presumption of innocence five boys in Central Park jogger case did not?
Donald Trump called for the death penalty in his case. Then he was exonerated. I talked to him about why this week’s indictment feels like karma.
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Tate brothers released from Romania jail
Tate brothers released from Romania jail
WRPS investigating reports of suspicious man approaching woman on transit
Waterloo regional police say they are looking to identify a man they believed is connected to multiple reports of a man appearing to target female riders on public transit.
Continue ReadingFar-right influencer convicted in voter suppression scheme
Douglass Mackey, 33, of West Palm Beach, Florida, was convicted in Brooklyn federal court before Judge Ann M. Donnelly after a one-week trial.
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0401 Today in History
No more paying for prescription birth control: B.C. to make Canadian history April 1
Paying for prescription birth control will be a thing of the past in British Columbia starting Saturday, marking a Canadian first.
Continue ReadingMCC report calls on government to declare gender-based violence ‘an epidemic’
Authors of the final report into Nova Scotia’s April 2020 mass shooting said gender-based violence is an epidemic in Nova Scotia and across Canada, and it requires a society-wide response.
Continue Reading‘We all respect each other more’: How a new youth program is fostering reconciliation through Indigenous land-based knowledge
A first-of-its-kind program is bringing students from across the country to Winnipeg to learn about Indigenous culture while promoting reconciliation and environmental sustainability to youth.
Continue ReadingUninsured patients denied scheduled C-sections unless they pay $6,000, midwife says
In one day, Ontario midwife Manavi Handa saw three patients who will have to pay thousands of dollars to be able to schedule a C-section beginning on Sunday.
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