Riverview neighbours are speaking out regarding recent vandalism in the area including rising concern for their safety and security.
Continue ReadingLethbridge Hurricanes ready for a playoff run
The fifth-seeded Lethbridge Hurricanes are set to kick off what they hope to be a deep playoff run.
Continue ReadingFetterman released from inpatient treatment for depression
The Pennsylvania Democrat said he’s “so happy to be home” after more than a month of treatment at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
Continue ReadingInterim RCMP commissioner would support Criminal Code changes for stricter gun laws
Interim RCMP commissioner Michael Duheme says he would support the Criminal Code changes recommended in the Mass Casualty Commission report to implement stricter gun laws.
Continue ReadingSaskatoon police want to know where security cameras are
Police in Saskatoon are hoping to create a list of homes and businesses that have security cameras.
Continue ReadingPacking up Portraits of Honour: Cambridge memorial on the move
A Cambridge memorial that pays tribute to Canada’s fallen soldiers is on the move.
Continue ReadingStudents in Timmins engage with Canadian astronaut
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques spoke to more than 700 students in Timmins during an online call from Houston.
Continue ReadingSudbury music festival unveils summer lineup
Northern Lights Festival Boreal, Canada’s longest consecutively running music festival, runs July 6-9 at Bell Park in Sudbury.
Continue ReadingNorth Bay hospital gets $3.7M from province
Provincial funding of $3.7M for the North Bay Regional Health Centre aims to reduce wait times and improve care for mental health patients.
Continue ReadingSault BIA has new executive director
Nicholas Luck, the new executive director of Sault Ste. Marie’s downtown association, says he is proud to take over the local association.
Continue ReadingDiversity speaker calls for action in Timmins
Author and diversity consultant Alex Ihama spoke with people at Northern College about how they can tackle racism and discrimination
Continue ReadingWindsor sees largest drop in Canadian household income growth ranking
Windsor experienced the largest drop in its ranking for median household income growth, following a new report from Fraser Institute ― but local employment leaders say the city has all the tools to bounce back in future rankings.
Continue ReadingHundreds Injured After Massive, Fast-Moving Tornado Hits Little Rock
More than 70,000 people are without power in Arkansas after a powerful storm surge moved through the state.
Continue ReadingA look at recent migrant deaths and close calls along the Canada-U.S. border
The deaths this week of eight people of Indian and Romanian descent in the Mohawk Territory of Akwesasne have underscored the dangers related to illegal immigration. Over the past year, a number of deaths and close calls have occurred along the nearly …
Continue ReadingOne iguana’s taste for cake leaves a young girl with a mysterious malady
The bump on a young California girl’s hand was mysterious — and growing. It wasn’t until she had seen two doctors and undergone a biopsy that her family realized the cause: The child had gotten in the way of a hungry iguana with a sweet tooth, resulti…
Continue ReadingStunt driver clocked going nearly double the speed limit
A London, Ont. police officer stopped a driver in the city’s north end Friday afternoon after they were seen travelling 99 km/h in a posted 50 km/h zone.
Continue ReadingSask. government offers pay bump for family doctors who work later hours
In an attempt to take pressure off hospital emergency rooms, the Saskatchewan government will offer a bump in pay for family doctors who work later hours.
Continue ReadingMan robbed at knifepoint at Coxwell Station during rush hour
Police say a man has been robbed at knifepoint at Coxwell Station.
Continue ReadingTrump’s indictment answers a 50-year-old question
Donald Trump became the first ever former US president to be indicted on Thursday. Like so many other instances with Trump, we’re venturing into new terrain. And while President Ulysses S. Grant was arrested in 1872 for speeding through Washington on a…
Continue ReadingString of arsons in Edson area may be connected: RCMP
There have been six fires in Edson and Yellowhead County police say were deliberately set.
Continue ReadingMotorcyclist killed in Macleod Trail crash
Emergency crews say a motorcyclist has died in a crash on Macleod Trail.
Continue ReadingU.S. citizen charged with death threats targeting Justin Trudeau makes court appearance from London, Ont.
A U.S. citizen charged with threatening death or bodily harm to Justin Trudeau made a virtual court appearance from a London jail Friday. Jeremy Joseph, 40 — who is living in Sarnia, Ont. — was arrested on Feb. 4, 2023 after Sarnia police were notified…
Continue Reading‘Impervious to change’: doubt, disappointment after initial RCMP response to inquiry recommendations
Thursday, the interim commissioner of the RCMP, Michael Duheme, admitted he had not read the Mass Casualty Commission’s final recommendations for the force.
Continue Reading13 Sex Questions You Probably Haven’t Asked Your Partner — But Should
These conversation starters will help you get to know each other on a deeper level, sex experts say.
Continue ReadingP.E.I. election campaign enters it’s final weekend
The Prince Edward Island election campaign is entering it’s final weekend after a short and relatively uneventful campaign.
Continue ReadingNo COVID-19-related deaths or outbreaks in Waterloo region this week: Public health
There were no COVID-19-related deaths in Waterloo region this week, according to the Region of Waterloo Public Health update on Friday.
Continue ReadingWelding in basement blamed for house fire in Penetanguishene
Emergency crews arrived at the Penetanguishene house late Friday morning to find the basement blaze had broken through to the main floor and caused considerable damage.
Continue ReadingFlorida teen debuts trans visibility film as bans spread
A Florida teenager has documented how it feels to be young and transgender for a film set to debut at a film festival in Tampa. “You’re Loved” premieres as transgender people around the world celebrate visibility and lawmakers across the country look t…
Continue ReadingMan charged after string of arsons in downtown Vancouver over one night: police
A man is facing multiple charges in connection with a series of fires that police say were deliberately set in Vancouver’s downtown core earlier this week.
Continue ReadingTeen charged in connection with 2 assaults in west Edmonton, including stabbing outside ETS bus
A teen has been charged in connection with a violent assault outside a bus in February and an additional assault in March.
Continue ReadingRon DeSantis Vows To Violate U.S. Constitution To Protect Accused Criminal Trump
The Florida governor and likely 2024 presidential candidate suspended a local prosecutor for saying he would charge people under the state’s new abortion law.
Continue ReadingInternational Day of Trans Visibility
Friday marked International Day of Trans Visibility, recognizing and celebrating trans, two-spirit and gender diverse people.
Continue ReadingG1 driver stopped for stunt driving in Hwy. 174 construction zone
A G1 driver is facing a stunt driving charge after being stopped speeding 63 kilometres over the speed limit in Ottawa’s east end.
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