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Pickering restaurant manager charged after 16-year-old employee sexually assaulted: police

The manager of a Pickering restaurant has been charged in connection with an alleged sexual assault involving one of his employees, police say.

Pickering restaurant manager charged after 16-year-old employee sexually assaulted: police

The manager of a Pickering restaurant has been charged in connection with an alleged sexual assault involving one of his employees, police say.

Federal environment minister says no green tax on pickup trucks

Canada's environment minister says the Conservatives are spreading disinformation and ``fear mongering'' to score political points.

N.W.T. pilot project ‘connecting with people’ on personal level without using police'We connect with people on a personal level... there's already a relationship there, we know everyone in our community and they know us,” says Dylan Steeves. The post N.W.T. pilot project ‘connecting with people’ on personal level without using police…

Elon Musk’s Twitter bid prompts company to adopt ‘poison pill’ defence

Twitter said Friday its board of directors has unanimously adopted a "poison pill" defense in response to Tesla CEO Elon Musk's proposal to buy the company and take it private.

Gas prices expected to rise across southern Ontario again Saturday: analyst

"We've never seen an increase on that magnitude in such a short period of time."

COVID-19 treatment sotrovimab unlikely to protect against BA.2: Health Canada

Canada's federal drug regulator issued a notice to health-care professionals on Thursday indicating that sotrovimab will not likely work against the BA.2 variant.

Kelowna Mounties investigating late night stabbing in Kelowna

A conflict occurred shortly after 2 a.m. Friday and RCMP Cpl. Tammy Lobb said that two people were taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

Raptors’ Barnes ready for first-ever playoff run

Scottie Barnes is excited to make his NBA playoffs debut.

Video evidence shows chaotic sequence that led to B.C. mother’s death

Kelly Sandoval's relatives say they want people to see what really happened the day she was struck by a driver who has since pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death.

18-year-old driver charged in collision that killed man

Police say on March 30, while vehicles were stopped for a train in the 800 block of Avenue W South, there was an altercation between two men.

Over 900 civilian bodies found around Kyiv following withdrawal of Russian forces: police

Mariupol City Council said that locals reported seeing Russian troops digging up bodies buried in residential courtyards and not allowing new burials “of people killed by them.”

Carey Price will make his season debut in Canadiens’ net against New York Islanders

Price, who hasn't played since the 2021 Stanley Cup final in July, has been recovering from knee surgery and paused his rehabilitation to enter the NHL's player assistance program.

Woman escapes, man dies in house fire near Digby, N.S.

Smith’s Cove Fire Department chief Josh Snyder said when he arrived to the scene, it was "a fully involved structure," and the challenge was finding crews to help fight the fire.

Mariupol civilians being ‘starved to death,’ says UN food chief

The head of the U.N. World Food Program said people are being ``starved to death'' in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

‘Full circle’: After 7 years, the Roxy Theatre reopens its doors in Edmonton

It was a reopening for the ages Thursday night as, after seven long years, the Roxy Theatre reopened its doors and heart to Edmontonians.

Teen charged with attempted murder after 19-year-old woman shot in Oshawa home

Durham Regional Police say a 17-year-old boy is facing several charges including attempted murder after allegedly discharging a firearm that struck a 19-year-old woman in Oshawa.

76ers need Harden to deliver in postseason for title shot

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — James Harden says he's "ready to hoop."

COVID-19 cases on the rise in the U.S. after two-month decline

Experts warn the coming COVID-19 wave - caused by Omicron subvariant BA.2 - will wash across the nation and push up hospitalizations in a growing number of states.

COVID-19 lockdowns spread in China as infections rise

The closures are an embarrassment to the ruling Communist Party and a setback for official efforts to shore up slumping growth in the world's second-largest economy.

Chinese truckers stranded for days by COVID-19 curbs: ‘I don’t want to drive anymore’

Hundreds of toll stations at exits from highways and highway service stations have been shut across China this month, official data has shown.

Auston Matthews’ historic season: By the numbers

Auston Matthews firmly placed himself into franchise history books on Thursday night, as the Toronto Maple Leafs centre achieved just the fifth 100-point season in franchise history.

Russia has lost its Moskva warship in Ukraine. How will it impact Moscow’s war?

It's a bitter loss for the Russian military as the Moskva, though aging, was a symbol of the Crimea-based Black Sea Fleet and of Russian military pride.

Woman dead after car struck utility pole in N.S., RCMP say

Nova Scotia police found a car that had struck a utility pole on a highway. A 27-year-old woman from Sackville, N.B., was pronounced dead at the scene.

Review of Edmonton’s snow-removal program finds insufficient staff, equipment

City administration is presenting two options to increase the snow and ice removal program in Edmonton, after a review found insufficient staff and equipment to get the work done.

The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 950: 18 bands who successfully changed lead singers

What do you do when you lose your lead singer? For some bands, that's a death sentence. For others, it's just the start of a new chapter.

Mike Bossy, Canadian hockey icon and New York Islanders legend, dies at 65

Mike Bossy's death is the third loss from the New York Islanders dynasty this year after fellow Hockey Hall of Famer Clark Gilles died in January and Jean Potvin died in March.

152 Palestinians injured after clash with Israeli police at Jerusalem holy site

Most of the Palestinian injuries were incurred by rubber bullets, stun grenades and beatings with police batons, the Palestine Red Crescent said on Friday.

Man seriously injured after home shooting in Etobicoke: police

Emergency crews were called to Silverstone and Mount Olive drives in Etobicoke at around 2:24 a.m. Friday for reports of a shooting.

With Shanghai locked down, China looks to help key sectors resume work

China's announcement comes as a growing number of business leaders and analysts warn that China's strict "zero-COVID" policy is triggering economic disruptions.

En entrevue, le président du conseil d’administration de Fonds de croissance autochtone, Jean VincentEn entrevue par Zoom, Jean Vincent, le président du conseil d’administration de Fonds de croissance... The post En entrevue, le président du conseil d’administration de Fonds de croissance autochtone, Jean Vincent appeared first on APTN News.

Patrick Lyoya’s family seeks charges, officer’s ID in fatal Grand Rapids shooting

A Michigan police officer fatally shot 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya in the head this month following a traffic stop in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mattea Roach wins 8th ‘Jeopardy!’ game, racks up another $14K

Nova Scotia-born Mattea Roach won another $14,400 USD in Thursday night's Jeopardy! episode, dominating her competitors once again.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle visit queen for 1st time since giving up royal roles

The couple's office says they visited the 95-year-old queen, Harry's grandmother, Thursday on their way to the Netherlands to attend the Invictus Games.

4-alarm fire breaks out at building on Toronto’s College Street

Fire officials said they were called to a commercial-residential mixed building on College Street just east of Grace Street in Little Italy at around 12:55 a.m. Friday.

Wind warning issued for Toronto on Friday: Environment Canada

The agency says strong southwest winds gusting up to 70 km/h are forecasted to develop late in the morning on the Good Friday holiday.

Spring storm that dumped heavy snow on Manitoba moves into Ontario

A fierce spring storm is taking aim at part of northwestern Ontario.

Winnipeg football community shocked, angered after coach charged with sexual assault

Many in Winnipeg's football community are feeling a range of emotions, after a high school gym teacher and football coached was charged with sexual assault this week.

N.S. NDP calls for seniors’ advocate, but group says it’s already doing the work

The Nova Scotia NDP has introduced legislation to create a seniors' advocate, but a group representing seniors in the province says it's already filling that role.

Philadelphia hosts Toronto to begin playoffs

Toronto Raptors (48-34, fifth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (51-31, fourth in the Eastern Conference)

Oil Kings captain hoping to be in top form for playoffs after recent return from injury

Oil Kings captain Jake Neighbours is hoping to use the final weekend of the Western Hockey League's regular season to get himself into peak playing form in time for the playoffs.

Calgary Flames miss chance to clinch playoff spot in 6-1 loss to Vegas Golden Knights

The Golden Knights rattled off six unanswered goals, including four in the second period at the Saddledome.

Thompson RCMP search for missing 17-year-old

A 17-year-old boy in Thompson is missing and police are asking for help in the search.

Suspected case of avian flu found in Manitoba birds

The province is investigating after a suspected case of avian influenza was found in Manitoba wild birds.

Police seek tips about vehicle of interest in connection with southwest Edmonton shooting death

A man found dead at a southwest Edmonton home earlier this week was the victim of a homicide, according to police.

Late surge pushes Sudbury Five past London Lightning

Jermaine Haley's big night was not enough for the Lightning in Sudbury.

U.S. FDA approves 1st device to detect COVID-19 through breath samples

The InspectIR COVID-19 Breathalyzer is about the size of a piece of carry-on luggage, the FDA said, and can be used in doctor's offices, hospitals and mobile testing sites.

Maple Leafs explode with 7-3 thumping of Capitals

William Nylander, Michael Bunting and Ilya Mikheyev each scored twice, and Auston Matthews notched his 100th and 101st points with two assists in the Toronto Maple Leafs' 7-3 throttling of the Washington Capitals on Thursday.

Saskatchewan man found guilty of killing ex-girlfriend loses appeal

Joseph “David” Caissie was sentenced to life in prison in January 2019 with no chance of parole for 25 years for first-degree murder and offering an indignity to a body.

Surrey mayor’s public mischief trial to be held after October election

A court date has been set for Doug McCallum's trial on a charge of public mischief, for Oct. 31, two weeks after the Oct. 15 vote.

Saskatoon firefighters sending equipment to Ukraine sister city

The city of Saskatoon is working with firefighters to help its sister city, Chernivtsi in Ukraine. They're holding a lunch at TCU Place to raise money to send over equipment.

B.C.’s Celebration of Light is back after being cancelled twice during COVID-19

The Honda Celebration of Light returns to Vancouver this year after a two year hiatus due to COVID-19.

Saskatchewan communities left with snowy mess to clean up after ‘historic’ storm

Southeastern communities like Estevan are left with a snowy mess to clean up after the 'historic' prairie snow storm that tampered through the town this week.

Penticton, B.C. organizations mark six years since overdose public health declaration

On Thursday local organizations gathered together in Penticton, B.C. to raise awareness about addiction and honour those who have lost their lives to illicit drugs.

Le gouvernement de la C.-B. a un plan pour répondre à la DNUDPA au bonheur de dirigeants autochtonesLes dirigeants autochtones de la Colombie-Britannique sont optimistes après que le gouvernement provincial ait annoncé... The post Le gouvernement de la C.-B. a un plan pour répondre à la DNUDPA au bonheur de dirigeants autochtones appeared first on APTN News.

Instagram pro-eating disorder accounts reaching millions of users, many underage: report

The report found users as young as nine and 10 years old are part of the so-called "pro-eating disorder bubble," which generates over $290 million in revenue for Instagram.

Budget is ‘a start’ to address housing, but a long road remains ahead says FSIN vice chief

‘There are investments with the Liberal government. We’re still calling for more, but at least we’re working with something.’ The post Budget is ‘a start’ to address housing, but a long road remains ahead says FSIN vice chief appeared first…

Toronto man guilty of execution-style killing of Hamilton father

Justice Peter Bawden told the court, nearly three hours into reading his verdict, that he was satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that this was a first-degree murder.

Much to residents’ dismay, winter has returned to Regina

A trip through local neighbourhoods had all the signs of a mid-January day: snowblowers roaring, cars getting stuck in the snow and shovels back at their front porch command posts.

Grieving parents, children mark sombre anniversary of B.C.’s opioid crisis

On April 14, 2016, the province declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency.

Brooklyn subway shooting suspect to remain in custody, undergo psychiatric exam

The man charged with this week's mass shooting in a New York subway must remain in custody and undergo a psychiatric exam as he awaits trial.

Potential strike looming for BC General Employees’ Union members

The union told Global News it will be consulting with its 33,000 members, educating them on potential options and a possible strike vote.

Hundreds turn out for memorial to Vancouver firefighter felled by occupational cancer

Vancouver Fire Captain Steve Letourneau died at the age of 59 in June 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic prevented his colleagues from honouring him until now.

Iconic Edmonton establishment has the blues over patio problems with city

An iconic Edmonton establishment has the blues about its outdoor patio. The manager says city red tape is forcing its patio gates closed.

Conservatives ban pre-paid credit cards after Poilievre camp warns of membership ‘fraud’

The Conservative Party reversed its position on pre-paid credit cards after the Poilievre camp suggested they could be used to fraudulently buy memberships – and eligible voters.

COVID-19: Kingston, Ont. region top doctor urges caution over Easter long weekend

In his bi-weekly briefing Thursday, KFL&A's Medical Officer of Health spoke about practicing caution this long weekend, among other COVID-19 related topics.

Bombers sign former Ticats leading receiver Jalen Saunders

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers signed former Hamilton Ticat and NFL receiver Jalen Saunders who hasn't played a game in well over three years.

6th anniversary of B.C. drug crisis met with calls for rapid access to safer supply

Since B.C. declared a public health emergency over the deadly tainted drug supply, more than 9,400 people have lost their lives, more than one in five of them last year alone.

Edmonton Elks sign defensive back drafted by New Orleans Saints in 2019

The Edmonton Elks announced Thursday that the club has signed a defensive back who was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Vernon, B.C. traffic stop results in arrests, seizure of gun, ammunition

The 38-year old Vernon man, known to police, remains in custody and will appear in court later today.

Dream luxury car purchase turns into a nightmare for Calgary woman

Calgary woman warns others after a luxury car buying experience turns into a nightmare full of repair issues.

Belleville, Ont. man taking part in 18th consecutive Boston Marathon

Just six months after Belleville's Boyd Kalnay had open-heart surgery for a previously undiagnosed heart condition, he will run his 18th Boston Marathon Monday.

Winnipeg to hold special council meeting to approve funds for snow clearing: councillor

Public works chair Coun. Matt Allard says council will hold a special meeting to authorize extra spending for snow removal to deal with the fallout from the spring storm.

Toronto police seek to identify suspect wanted in connection with sexual assault

Police are seeking to identify a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault investigation in Toronto.

Public inquest to be held into death of Fishing Lake First Nation man shot by police

A public inquest into the 2019 death of Lucien Silverquill from the Fishing Lake First Nation, who was fatally shot by police, will take place in Yorkton, Sask. beginning in May.

Alberta Treaty Hockey Games hit the ice

The Alberta Treaty Hockey Games is home to 108 First Nation teams from across the province, competing at seven different arenas within southern Alberta.

Toronto artist invites Canadians to write letters in memory of ‘Our London Family’

June 6, 2022 marks the one-year anniversary of the vehicle attack that killed the Afzaal family, leaving 9-year-old Fayez the lone survivor.

Federal government gives additional $750 million for Canadian superclusters

Protein Industries Canada already has 45 projects, valued at more than $480 million underway across the country.

Whistleblowers need better protection in Saskatchewan: report

The public interest disclosure commissioner outlined a number of ways the government can work to assure public sector employees can file complaints without fear of reprisal.

Saskatchewan ombudsman renews call for apology from Extendicare in latest annual report

Mary McFadyen noted an apology is not an admission of guilt in Saskatchewan, and called on the corporation to reach out to all of the families of those lost in the outbreak.

Odelia Quewezance granted day parole after spending 30 years in prisonParole Board of Canada denies full parole for Saulteaux woman. The post Odelia Quewezance granted day parole after spending 30 years in prison appeared first on APTN News.

Thin blue line removal on hold in Calgary as talks continue

The Calgary Police Service, commission and two police associations are planning talks next week to address the thin blue line patch impasse and deeper issues of distrust.

Police investigating after 10 dead puppies found in Toronto parking lot

According to police, officers responding to an animal complaint in Toronto found the bodies of 10 puppies that were approximately four months old.

7 kids treated for exposure after hot sauce allegedly smeared on Port Moody playground

Port Moody police are investigating after they say someone apparently deliberately smeared hot sauce on a children's playground.

Montreal tenants fighting new landlord over right to keep animals

Tenants living at an apartment building in NDG say their new landlord is being abusive by insisting they get rid of their animals even though they've had them for years.

Two First Nations in Ontario to start environmental assessments in Ring of FireMarten Falls First Nation and Wabasse of Webequie First Nation announce next step in building road corridor linking First Nations to economic prosperity. The post Two First Nations in Ontario to start environmental assessments in Ring of Fire appeared first…

BC SPCA provides temporary shelters for animals displaced by Gastown fire

The BC SPCA is offering free, temporary shelters for residents displaced by the Winters Hotel fire. The shelters will be provided until the pet owners find an alternate home.

National assembly posthumously honours Montreal man killed in ferris wheel accident

The ceremony was held in the auditorium of Riley Valcin's former high school in the Montreal North borough, École Secondaire Henri-Bourassa.

This was a big week for baseball in Kingston

The Premier Baseball League has expanded to nine teams. The Kingston Jr. Ponies have decided to join the top minor league in the province.

Virtual doctor visits will resume in Saskatchewan as officials sign $4.8M contract

A virtual health care app is back after being discontinued in December. A partnership with the Sask. government will soon offer access for health-care providers and patients.

Brampton school ditches Sir John A. Macdonald’s name, honours Indigenous elder

A Brampton public school changed its name to 'the Water Walker’ in Ojibwe, to honour water rights advocate Josephine Mandamin instead of Sir John A. Macdonald.

Key Ville-Marie exit in Montreal to remain closed until the summer

Exit No. 4, de la Montagne, off of the A720 East will remain closed until the end of spring as work crews rebuild this section of the Ville-Marie tunnel.

What’s open, what’s closed in Winnipeg over the Easter long weekend

A number of Winnipeg businesses, civic services and attractions will be closed and/or changing their hours due to the Good Friday and Easter holidays.

Canada’s emissions plummeted during 1st year of COVID-19 pandemic

Canada's greenhouse gas emissions plummeted to their lowest level in almost three decades in 2020 as pandemic restrictions kept cars off the road and grounded airplanes.

Hillsborough, N.B. gets new grocery store after going without for more than 2 years

After two and a half years of very limited options for local groceries, Hillsborough will have a new grocery store opening in late May.

Proceeds from Hamilton brewer’s lager earmarked for Ukraine refugee agency

A Dundas-based brewer has released a limited run of a lager beer that will contribute $4 from every four-pack to the United Nations Refugee Agency.

Quebec doctors warn language Bill 96 could hurt patient care

Bill 96 would require public service providers to communicate exclusively in French with new immigrants beginning six months after their arrival.

Russia’s Moskva warship sinks after fire, marking major setback in Ukraine war

Ukrainian officials said their forces hit the vessel with missiles, while Russia acknowledged a fire aboard the Moskva but no attack.

Police pull over speeding driver, charge 3 people after seizing loaded handgun, drugs

Three men face multiple charges after Morse RCMP stopped them for speeding and through investigation, police seized a loaded handgun and drugs.

Toronto police seek to identify suspect after woman assaulted on TTC subway

In a press release, Toronto police said a man 'spit twice' on a woman while riding a TTC subway on Feb. 25, travelling westbound from Broadview Station.

Canadian experts say easier access to COVID-19 booster shots is needed

Easier access to COVID-19 vaccine boosters could be a way of addressing the plateauing rates of Canadians getting the shot, public health and immunology experts say.

Man seriously injured after being hit by car in Etobicoke parking lot: police

Toronto police said the collision was reported just before 4 p.m. in the area of Royal York and Weston Wood roads, north of Eglinton Avenue.

Woodstock, Ont. police charge trio in kidnapping and robbery investigation

Police allege a woman was kidnapped from the London area early Sunday and taken to a home in Woodstock where she and another man were assaulted and forcibly confined.

Winter storm warning lifted for Winnipeg: Environment Canada

Snowfall warnings remain in effect for much of central Manitoba.

‘Absolutely horrifying’: Freeland promises justice for sexual violence victims in Ukraine

The deputy prime minister told reporters Thursday that Canada is committed to seeking justice for the victims alleging sexual violence by Russian soldiers.

Raptors guard VanVleet “feeling a lot better”

If a long Raptors post-season run depends on having Fred VanVleet at his best, the sight of the all-star guard in street clothes in Toronto's last three games of the regular-season wasn't reassuring.

2nd Calgary man charged in deadly Douglasdale fire

The arrest was made in addition to the arrest of Justin Angus Bouche on March 24. Both suspects will next appear in court later this month.

Kingston-area politicians announce support for CPC leadership candidates

As Conservative leadership campaigning continues across the country, two local Tory politicians have announced who they will be supporting in the leadership race.

Elon Musk wants Twitter to be ‘the platform for free speech.’ What about misinformation?

Falsehoods are 70 per cent more likely to be retweeted on Twitter than facts, according to a 2018 study. Elon Musk, however, want to increase free speech on the platform.

Toronto’s commemoration of fatal van attack to be held virtually again

The Yonge Street Tragedy Commemoration Committee says there will be a broadcast at 1:15 p.m. on April 23.

Ontario’s cannabis store openings slow as legal pot’s share of sales up: OCS

Ontario's cannabis distributor says the number of pot shop openings is still growing but at a slower pace than previously seen.

Portage Diversion, Red River Floodway to be shut down as water recedes

According to the province, officials believe use of the Portage Diversion and Red River Floodway can be discontinued for the time being.

COVID-19: Cases in B.C. hospitals up 43 per cent since mid-March

There were 364 cases in hospital up 40 in the past week, including 36 cases in ICU, a drop of two since last Thursday.

‘My son does not deserve to be one of those statistics’: Mom appeals human rights complaint dismissal

A mother who filed a human rights complaint on behalf of her disabled 12-year-old son after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted is moving to appeal the dismissal of that complaint.

Ontario’s top doctor to recommend extending COVID-19 mask mandate for hospitals, transit

Premier Ford said earlier on Thursday he would have ``no problem'' extending the remaining mask mandates beyond the current expiry date of April 27 if that's what Moore recommends.

Former Alberta justice minister admits to contract with political fixer

Wallace said Denis told him he wanted to trace sources in a story about whether the size of Denis's 2021 wedding reception broke COVID-19 protocols.

Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect wanted in connection with assault of Elnaz Hajtamiri

Police say one suspect has been arrested in connection with the assault of a woman who was later abducted in Wasaga Beach earlier this year.

Niagara’s top doc ‘open’ to mask mandate but effectiveness questionable if not ‘provincewide’

Niagara's acting medical officer and Niagara Falls' mayor suggest a regional mask mandate likely has little effectiveness if other Ontarians are not subject to the same rules.

Feedlot operators continue to deal with worker shortage

Many feedlot operators have been struggling to fill positions and it’s hoped some new support can help these operators retain staff.

Ride-sharing app says insurance rules keeping it off New Brunswick streets

Uride founder Cody Ruberto says he has 300 interested drivers in the Fredericton area — but only 10 have been able to secure insurance.

FC Edmonton making the most of difficult circumstances

Looking for new ownership and relying on other teams to help pay the bills, FC Edmonton is a bare-bones outfit this season.

Kingstonians prepare to celebrate Easter amid 6th COVID-19 wave

Despite the sixth wave of COVID-19, this Easter weekend marks the first holiday since most pandemic restrictions were lifted in Ontario.

Bahamas announced as headliner for Saskatchewan Jazz Festival

The ticketed lineup for the 35th SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival will be announced throughout April 14 to 26.

Calgary street sweepers ready to roll starting Monday

Calgary street sweeping is set to start Monday and will continue through the end of June, with crews removing debris like gravel from 16,000 kilometres of roads.

2022 Calgary Stampede Princess crowned

Jenna Peters joins her counterpart, newly-crowned First Nations Princess Sikapinakii Low Horn as the 2022 Stampede Royalty.

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs appoints a new temporary leader

The assembly is to meet with chiefs next month for a vote on whether Arlen Dumas should continue in his position.

Museum London launches 12th annual UPwithART

Museum London in London, Ont. has officially launched its 12th annual UPwithART campaign.

Police investigate after 31-year-old Toronto man found dead

In a press release, Toronto police said officers were called to the Harbour Street and York Street area on Wednesday just after 5 p.m.

New COVID-19 hospitalizations rise, 5 deaths reported in Manitoba

This marks the third week in a row the province has reported a rise in the number of new COVID-19 hospitalizations.

Officers capture moment puppy is pulled from debris after Russian shelling

The dog, and its 77-year-old owner, miraculously survived the heavy shelling and had the sweetest reunion.

Easter 2022: What’s open and closed in London, Ont.

Many restaurants and bars will be open through the long weekend, as will movie theatres and some other recreational hot spots, however, malls will be closed.

COVID-19: N.S. reports 14 deaths, almost 7,000 new cases in latest report

Nova Scotia also saw 72 new hospitalizations related to COVID-19 in what is now a sixth wave as the pandemic continues to impact the province.

Republican Party withdraws from ‘biased’ U.S. commission on presidential debates

The Republican National Committee said the group that has run the debates for decades was biased and refused to enact reforms.

London Health Sciences Centre reports strained resources, urges caution heading into long weekend

There are 321 staff at LHSC off with COVID-19 and around the same number are off because they are a close contact.

A man bought an NFT for $2.9M, then listed it for $48M. The top bid was less than $280

Sina Estavi listed the NFT of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's first tweet for USD$48 million. The tweet from 2006 reads, "just setting up my twttr."

Waterloo Police Chief Bryan Larkin announces retirement

Waterloo Regional Police Chief Bryan Larkin says he is retiring after 31 years in uniform and nearly eight years as the top cop.

Okanagan weather: Sunshine returns for Easter weekend

Sunshine returns to the Okanagan weather forecast for Easter weekend with a slight chance of sprinkles as highs linger in double digits.

COMMENTARY: As two by-elections loom in B.C., one will prove more exciting than the other

Premier John Horgan will have six months to call a by-election once Stephanie Cadieux formally resigns and you can be sure the NDP is searching for a top-notch candidate.

Court rules New Brunswick lieutenant governor must be bilingual

Court of Queen's Bench chief justice says that striking down Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's appointment of Brenda Murphy would create a constitutional and legislative crisis.

Mosque attacker in Mississauga said he was there to ‘kill terrorists’: imam

A leader of a mosque in Mississauga, Ont., alleges a man who attacked congregants with an axe and bear spray last month hated Muslims.

E-biker rider in Peterborough seriously injured following collision: police

The collision occurred at the intersection of Sherbrooke and Stewart streets.

Corporate tax hike could have ‘unintended consequences,’ says TD CEO

CEO Bharat Masrani said that the federal government has chosen to ``single-out'' the Canadian banking sector with this measure.

Portage la Prairie man wanted in the killing of his family had been in police custody: RCMP

Police now say Trevis McLeod was released from custody in the hours after his family was killed due to an initial lack of evidence.

Ontario ‘well into’ sixth wave of the pandemic: COVID-19 Science Advisory Table

"It is uncertain yet, whether the current plateau will remain or be followed by an increase after the holidays, or a decrease," the document reads.

New contemporary art gallery featured in Châteauguay car rental business

For a little over a week, international artist Detlef Gotzens has transformed the small space used as a waiting room into a colourful art gallery.

What is open and closed in Montreal over the Easter long weekend

While public health officials remind people to remain cautious amid rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, unlike last year, private Easter gatherings aren't prohibited.

Wolastoqey chiefs want return of Indigenous artifacts from New Brunswick Museum

The six chiefs of the Wolastoqey Nation called on Aboriginal Affairs Minister Arlene Dunn to begin the process of returning the unspecified artifacts.

Premier Doug Ford says he would extend some remaining mask mandates if recommended by top doc

Ontario's premier says he would have "no problem" extending the remaining mask mandates beyond the end of the month, if recommended by the province's top doctor.

Brampton high school evacuated after ‘chemical spray’ released: police

In a series of tweets Thursday, Peel Regional police said the incident occurred at around 11:31 a.m.

Ontario invests $1B for Scarborough Health Network infrastructure updates

The Ontario government has announced it is investing over $1 billion in "several" major redevelopment and expansion projects for Scarborough Health Network.

How to maintain your pandemic saving habits as you return to the office

Personal finance experts weigh in on how to avoid falling into old pandemic spending habits as you return to the office.

Oreo-maker, Nestle, Pepsi face pushback from staff over doing business with Russia

Oreo-maker, Nestle, and Pepsi face staff defections in Ukraine and pushback from workers in eastern Europe angered by the companies' decisions to maintain some business in Russia.

Lindsay man claims $100,000 prize on lottery scratch ticket: OLG

'I'm still in shock and I feel so blessed. It doesn't feel real,' said Lindsay's Michael Tran after winning the top prize on an OLG Instant Crossword Tripler scratch ticket.

BC Ferries vessel suffers hydraulic failure ahead of busy long weekend travel

The Queen of Oak Bay left Horseshoe Bay for Nanaimo just after 8 p.m. Wednesday but began to experience mechanical issues partway through its journey.

ANALYSIS: Samberg shines for Jets in late-season audition

Instead of feeling sorry for himself or his lot in life, Samberg dug in and focused on his recovery, and put in the work to ensure he could return to action as quickly as possible.

‘Game of Thrones’ actor arrested for sexually explicit communication with minor

Actor Joseph Gatt was arrested by the LAPD's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force after police received a tip about his alleged illegal behaviour involving a minor.

Montreal Alouettes invite university coaches to attend training camp

The Alouettes said Bishop's, Concordia, Laval, McGill, the University of Montreal and the Blitz have all accepted their offer to send two coaches to camp.

RVH declares gastrointestinal outbreak at satellite unit in Barrie, Ont.

The Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre is reporting a gastrointestinal outbreak.

Avian flu outbreak confirmed in the North Okanagan, investigation continues

'The deputy chief veterinarian has issued an order requiring all commercial poultry flocks in the province with more than 100 birds to be moved indoors until the migration ends.'

115 charges laid following drug trafficking operation in Calgary

Calgary police have charged 22 people with 115 criminal charges in relation to a drug trafficking operation at CTrain stations across the city.

Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard: Depp’s longtime friend gets emotional, says ‘It’s not right’

Johnny Depp's longtime friend and neighbour Isaac Baruch testified that he did not see any signs of abuse on Amber Heard.

Montreal’s Arcade Fire to replace Foo Fighters as Osheaga headliner

The music festival says the Montreal-based band are a fitting addition to their 15th anniversary lineup, noting the 'hometown heroes' put on a memorable Osheaga set in 2010.

Russia accuses Ukraine of helicopter strike in cross-border attack

Russia's defence ministry on Wednesday said the continuation of "sabotage and attacks" by Ukrainian forces could trigger strikes on Kyiv.

Quebec adds 26 new COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations surpass 2,150

Pandemic-related hospitalizations stood at 2,154 for Quebec, including a double-digit jump for people who are now in the intensive care unit because of COVID-19.

Cuba Gooding Jr. pleads guilty to forcibly touching woman in 2018

The actor, who had previously pleaded not guilty to all sexual misconduct charges, also admitted to inappropriately touching two other women at nightclubs in 2018 and 2019.

B.C. Ukrainian woman fearful for grandparents trapped in Mariupol

A B.C. Ukrainian woman is growing increasingly worried after losing contact with her grandparents in the besieged port city of Mariupol more than a month ago.

Ontario First Nations announce new step in Ring of Fire road building

Two northern Ontario First Nations say they are taking another step toward all-season road access to potential mining sites in the Ring of Fire.

Police alert car owners catalytic converter thefts on the rise in Southern Ontario

Over the past week, Halton Regional Police (HRPS) and OPP in Brant, Norfolk and Haldimand County have reported spikes in thefts related to the exhaust devices.

Amazon not adding crypto as payment option anytime soon, CEO says

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy also said it might be possible to sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on its e-commerce platform and expects NFTs to continue to grow "significantly."

April blizzard wreaks havoc on Manitoba air travellers, public transit users

The RCMP are warning Manitobans to stay off the roads into the night as conditions are expected to worsen into Thursday morning.

Supreme Court of Canada rejects Nova Scotia’s appeal of disabilities case

A ruling by the N.S. Court of Appeal said the failure to offer "meaningful" access to housing care for people with disabilities amounted to a violation of their basic rights.

What’s open and closed in Peterborough during Easter long weekend

A number of businesses and services in Peterborough will be following altered schedules over the Easter long weekend beginning with Good Friday.

Drugs, loaded handgun seized during traffic stops in Peterborough County: OPP

OPP officers laid drug and other charges following unrelated searches of vehicles on Hwy 115 in Cavan-Monaghan Township and on Television Road in Otonabee-South Monaghan Township.

Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic seeks unity in 2022 ‘state of city’ address

'Look for the things that unite us, rather than divide us,' said Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic in his 2022 state of the city address.

Ukrainian girl, 9, pens letter to mom who died: ‘We will meet in heaven’

The letter is a heartbreaking illustration of the loss experienced by the Ukrainian people.

Federal budget pledges supply chain fix- but experts say it’s not enough

The extra money laid out in the budget is sure to help, but what's needed most is a cohesive approach to the overall flow of goods into and out of the country, experts say.

Vernon, B.C. to bring multi-million-dollar pool plan to referendum

'Vernon city council has confidence in the outcomes of the master plan and feasibility study processes,' reads the press release stating the city's intentions.

Russia contains fire on Moskva warship as Ukraine claims missile strike

Ukraine's southern military command said on Thursday that it hit the Moskva with a Neptune anti-ship cruise missile, a claim Russia has rejected.

Policing advocate says staffing near ‘crisis levels’ as mental health claims rise

Officer wellbeing is a growing concern at the Halifax Regional Police service, according to the president of the local policing association, and it started before COVID-19.

Toronto Mayor John Tory tests positive for COVID-19

The mayor tested positive Thursday morning, but did test negative on Wednesday morning.

Whitemud Drive reopens following serious two-vehicle collision Wednesday

Edmonton police are investigating a serious two-vehicle collision that closed a portion of Whitemud Drive on Wednesday evening at the Quesnell Bridge.

$300K in damage following apartment fire on Upper Gage Avenue in Hamilton

Fire chief Dave Cunliffe says the much of the damage at the seniors building was confined to just a single unit and is smoke-related.

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Firefighters battle blaze at T.D. Baker School in south Edmonton

Just before midnight, a fire broke out at T.D. Baker School in the area of 17 Avenue and Mill Woods Road East.

Mattea Roach earns another $20,000 on Jeopardy!, winning streak at 7 games

In Wednesday's Jeopardy! episode, the Nova Scotia-born won another $20,401 USD, racking up $168,401 USD in her seven-game streak, or just over $211,100 CAD.

Canadians to gather for Easter, Passover. How safe is it amid 6th COVID-19 wave?

Despite little COVID-19 restrictions, some religious leaders say there will still be safety precautions for gatherings amid Canada's sixth wave.

Burrows Avenue bungalow that was damaged in 2021 fire goes up in flames again Wednesday

The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service said the Burrows Avenue home had also suffered significant damage in a previous fire last May.

Staying home during Manitoba storm may have saved lives, officials say

Call volumes for rural services were much lower than anticipated during the blizzard — and proactive road closures and being prepared may have saved lives.

Strong winds expected for London and Middlesex area on Thursday

Strong winds have prompted Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement for the London and Middlesex area Thursday.

Russia could move nuclear arms to Baltic Sea if Finland, Sweden join NATO: Putin ally

Dmitry Medvedev said that should Sweden and Finland join NATO, then Russia would have to strengthen its land, naval and air forces in the Baltic Sea.

Pfizer booster for kids 5 to 11 helps protect against Omicron variant, company says

Pfizer and BioNTech said the data reinforces potential function of a third dose of the vaccine in maintaining high levels of protection against the virus in this age group.

Canada deploying troops to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees

Ottawa has prioritized Ukraine immigration applications and made a special program that lets Ukrainian citizens and their families come to Canada to work or study for three years.

‘What happened to…?’ looks back at Asian giant hornets, Jamaican Olympic bobsled team

On this special episode of What happened to…? Erica Vella provides an update on stories she covered on season two of the podcast including the Olympic Jamaican bobsled team.

Woman critically injured after hit-and-run in downtown Toronto

Emergency crews were called to Spadina Avenue and King Street at around 3:15 a.m. on Thursday for reports of a pedestrian-involved collision.

‘What a hypocrisy’: Afghan journalist wants Canada to reunite him with his family

As Canada rushes to help Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, many Afghan refugees worry the plight of their family members is being forgotten.

Should you rent or buy a home? Why that calculation might be changing

Some Canadians have been questioning whether they can — or should — take the plunge from renting a home to buying one. Here's what the experts say.

What’s open and closed Good Friday, Easter Monday in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara region

Here’s a list of some things to know regarding what will and not be operating in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara Region.

Princeton, B.C. mayor ‘optimistic’ town will receive financial assistance soon

The town is in desperate need of funding to complete several infrastructure repairs.

Celebration of life held for Shaw Communications founder and philanthropist JR Shaw

JR Shaw was celebrated as a passionate family man, business leader and philanthropist at a special gathering on Wednesday.

Here’s why Russia is after Mariupol — and why it may not be the game changer it once was

Experts say capturing the Ukrainian port city, while achieving a strategic goal, is now much more about giving Vladimir Putin a symbolic victory.

Wolfe Island ferry halted after disturbance on the island

Rush hour was slow at the Wolfe Island ferry docks in Kingston as police dealt with an incident involving a man with a chainsaw on the island side.

Omicron XE variant: Here is what we know about this COVID hybrid strain

Canada has detected six cases of the XE recombinant variant of Omicron. It is estimated to be more transmissible than the BA.2 subvariant.

Woman dead after two-vehicle collision in Brampton: police

One woman is dead and another is in hospital following a collision in Brampton.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign Janarion Grant, two others

The Blue Bombers signed three players on Wednesday, including returner/receiver Janarion Grant.

Leasing a vehicle? Consider your options before handing back the keys

Ongoing supply chain issues, the semi-conductor chip shortage and pandemic-related factory shutdowns have contributed to inventory shortages for both new and used vehicles.

London takes final clash with Kitchener before they meet in the playoffs

The London Knights picked up their first April victory and captured the season series against their first-round opponent.

B.C. summer camp for kids with chronic illnesses faces staff shortages

The Mission, B.C., summer camp for kids with life-threatening and chronic illnesses is among the many businesses struggling to find workers as the pandemic continues.

Canadians detained in Dominican Republic after packages of presumed cocaine found on aircraft

According to the release, nine Canadians, one person from India and another from the Dominican Republic are "being questioned to determine their possible involvement."

‘A child doesn’t just break his leg by accident’: FSIN and Soosay family seeking answers

Mother Teelay Soosay says her son Tobias was doing very well when she visited on April 4, but when she returned to the hospital on April 7, the baby boy was in a full leg cast.

Calgary teens ‘really excited’ to offer bike repairs to neighbourhood

High school students train with veteran bike mechanics: 'it's great, because it will promote people to use bikes instead of cars'

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Man on trial for role in U.S. Capitol riot says he was following Trump’s orders

Dustin Byron Thompson's defense team is the first to argue that Trump and those connected to him were responsible for the actions of the mob that day.

Councillors decide not to expand road access to southeast Edmonton community

City councillors have decided not to expedite increased road access to a southeast Edmonton community where people have raised safety concerns.

Edmonton Oilers move on to Nashville after rough night in Minnesota

The Edmonton Oilers are in Nashville looking to bounce back from a lopsided loss.

‘They helped us find peace’: Ukrainian refugee family safe in Kelowna, B.C.

Social media is playing an important role in connecting Ukrainian refugees with community members, according to a local non-profit.

Saskatchewan collected 241 guns during gun amnesty program

The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police took almost 250 guns off the streets of Saskatoon, thanks to the annual gun amnesty program.

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Canadian Western Agribition reports $321K loss in 2021

The Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) announced on Wednesday that they are dealing with an operating loss of $321,000 from its 2021 event.

Gas prices expected to rise by 11 cents in Ontario over next 2 days, analyst says

In an email to Global News, McTeague said gas prices will rise in the province by six cents on Thursday, and another five cents on Friday.

Prairie storm continues to blow through southeastern Saskatchewan

Several highways are closed and many others are deemed as not recommended for travel as the historic Prairie storm continues in the southeastern corner of the province.

Rural Manitobans weathering spring snowstorm

The spring storm is presenting its own set of challenges in rural Manitoba.

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Vancouver mayor proposes hiking empty homes tax to 5%

Vancouver's empty homes tax first took effect in 2017 at one per cent of a home's assessed value, was tripled to three per cent in the 2021 tax year.

WestJet brings back former executive to helm budget carrier Swoop

The WestJet Group says it has hired Bob Cummings to reprise his role as president of discount subsidiary Swoop.

Toronto police won’t enforce some on-street parking bylaws over Easter weekend

In a press release Wednesday, the force said its parking enforcement unit will not be following on-street parking bylaws on April 15, April 17 and April 18.

Victim found with life-threatening injuries after firearm call in City of Kawartha Lakes: OPP

On Tuesday evening officers responded to a disturbance call involving a firearm at a rural address about 27 kilometres northwest of Lindsay.

Black man fatally shot from behind by Michigan police officer while on ground, video shows

Police in Grand Rapids, Mich., released four videos showing the shooting of Patrick Lyoya after a traffic stop that was recorded by a passenger in Lyoya's car.

Canadian Human Rights Commission says inquiry on sexual violence in prisons needed

Chief commissioner says the CHRC is ``deeply concerned'' by reports about sexual coercion, violence and abuse in federal correctional institutions.

Canadian director and producer Jean-Marc Vallée died of natural causes: family

In a statement released Wednesday, his family says a coroner has concluded Vallée died of a "fatal cardiac arrhythmia secondary to severe coronary atherosclerosis."

Strong winds expected for parts of southern Ontario Thursday as cold front moves through

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for parts of southern Ontario, warning of strong winds on Thursday.

‘It was one of the most powerful moments of my life’: Mother and daughter dancers from Yukon reflect on Rome experience

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Who is Ukraine’s Azov Battalion, the ‘ultra-nationalist’ group claiming chemical weapon attacks?

Militia group has been fighting Russian-backed forces for years, but have been accused of harbouring white supremacist and neo-Nazi beliefs.

Why some Halifax businesses are keeping COVID-19 measures in place

Some small businesses in Nova Scotia are forging on with COVID-19 protective measures, as rising case numbers prompt workforce shortages.

Global Edmonton anchor Gord Steinke announces retirement

Global Edmonton anchor Gord Steinke has announced his retirement after 30 years of bringing the news to Edmontonians. His last day with Global Edmonton will be in August.

Manitoba announces closure of COVID-19 testing sites and updates stance on booster shots for teens

Per the National Advisory Committee on Immunization's recommendations, Manitoba Health is updating who should be offered booster shots.

Person dead after being pulled from water in Brampton

Police said emergency crews were called to the area of Torbram Road and Bovaird Drive shortly before 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Arenas in Oakwood, Little Britain hit with graffiti: City of Kawartha Lakes OPP

Graffiti has been found twice at arenas in Oakwood and Little Britain in the past two weeks, Ontario Provincial Police said.

Black balloons honour to be on display honouring Okanagan residents who died of overdose

This acknowledgment, in which Interior Health hopes private businesses will also take part, is for all who have died and is a reflection of international Black Balloon Day.

Concert in honour of Cindy Devine takes the stage in London, Ont. Thursday

The 35-year-old mother from St. Thomas' life ended in tragedy when she was killed in a two-vehicle collision on the afternoon of Oct. 2, 2020.

Saskatchewan resident wins record $70M lottery thanks to Alberta-bought ticket

The winning ticket for the April 1 Lotto Max draw was sold in Alberta — somewhere outside of Edmonton and Calgary — and up until now, the winner remained a mystery.

COVID-19: Peterborough area risk index shifts to ‘very high’ following 2 new deaths, 32 hospitalized

Three new outbreaks were declared since Monday: at two congregate living facilities and at St. John's Centre retirement home.

Staff report recommends suspending City of Hamilton vaccination policy

If approved, the suspension of the policy would eliminate the threat of termination as of June 1, for more than 500 municipal employees in Hamilton.

Bank of Canada hiked interest rates to ‘forcefully’ tame inflation. Will it work?

The Bank of Canada took a big step in raising interest rates on Wednesday, but how long will it take before rampant inflation starts to cool off?

Portage la Prairie homicide suspect last seen at Millennium Library in Winnipeg: RCMP

RCMP say Trevis McLeod has been seen in several locations in Winnipeg this week.

Animal rights activist superglues herself to NBA court mid-game

Alicia Santurio was protesting the alleged deaths of more than 5 million chickens.

Manitoba announces designated reception centre for Ukrainian refugees

According to Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson, a reception centre for refugees escaping war in Ukraine will be located by the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport.

Police investigating after multi-vehicle collision along Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway

Police said five vehicles were involved in the collision.

N.B. health minister defends lifting of masking rules

Minister Dorothy Shephard says data from the school system shows that vaccination is the primary way to protect against COVID-19.

Quebec First Nations group slams Bill 96 amendment, says hundreds of students will fail

The First Nations Education Council is slamming a recent Bill 96 amendment that would require students who attend English CEGEPs to take three extra courses in French to graduate.

Push for vote on proposed 2030 Olympic bid fails at Vancouver council

Vancouver Coun. Colleen Hardwick, who is also running for mayor in that election, was seeking to have a plebiscite on the proposed games bid held along with the municipal vote.

Police seeking dashcam footage after southwest Edmonton suspicious death

Edmonton police are looking to drivers who were in the area of Erasmus Wynd and Erasmus Crescent on Tuesday to provide any dashcam footage they may have after a suspicious death.

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China’s oil champion CNOOC prepares retreat from Canada, U.S., U.K. over sanctions fear

CNOOC is seeking to sell "marginal and hard to manage" assets in Britain, Canada and the United States, a senior industry source told Reuters.

Is Russia’s violence in Ukraine a genocide? Trudeau says ‘absolutely right’ to consider

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday that it's right for people to use consider whether Russia’s behaviour in Ukraine constitutes a genocide..

Canada’s finance minister set to make announcement about affordable housing in B.C.

The 2022 federal budget promised $1.5 billion in funding for the rapid housing initiative, which helps build homes quickly for vulnerable people.

Edmonton Elks and 630 CHED renew broadcast agreement

The Edmonton Elks and 630 CHED have renewed their broadcast partnership. 2022 will mark the 29th season CHED is the official broadcaster of the team.

OPP investigating disappearance of heritage sign from church property in Brant County

Brant OPP are asking for the public’s help after a heritage sign, posted in front of Salt Springs Church, was stolen sometime over a four-day period in early April.

Winnipeg homicide unit investigates early morning shooting death of St. Norbert man

Police said they were called around 4 a.m. Tuesday about a man with a gunshot wound who had been taken to hospital in critical condition.

Woman sprayed with noxious substance during robbery in Kitchener, police say

Waterloo Regional Police say a woman meeting a potential buyer for her cellphone was sprayed with a noxious substance and robbed in Kitchener Tuesday night.

Kitchener man charged with attempted murder: Waterloo police

Waterloo Regional Police say they have charged a man with attempted murder in connection with an incident in Kitchener in March.

Ezra Miller: Hawaii couple drops restraining order against ‘The Flash’ actor

Ezra Miller was hit with the temporary restraining order after a couple claimed the 'Justice League' actor harassed them at a Hilo hostel in Hawaii.

Frank James, suspected Brooklyn subway shooter, shared violent views online

Frank James, who has been taken into custody after the subway shooting in Brooklyn, shared hundreds of videos online where he ranted about violence and shared bigoted views.

Female rushed to hospital with gunshot wound in Oshawa, male in custody

Emergency crews were called to Dean Avenue and Normandy Street in Oshawa at around 11:45 a.m. Wednesday. They said there were reports of shots fired near a residence.

California woman admits to faking her own kidnapping in 2016 hoax

Sherri Papini's "disappearance" six years ago kicked off a three-week search in California, but she is now acknowledging that the abduction ordeal was faked.

Teen seriously injured in northwest Edmonton hit and run

Edmonton police say a 14-year-old boy was walking in a marked crosswalk in the area of 133 Street at 137 Avenue at about 7 p.m. Tuesday when he was struck by an SUV.

COVID-19: HKPR reports Northumberland County death, outbreak at Central East Correctional Centre

Since Monday, the health unit has reported four more hospitalized cases of COVID-19 with three in Northumberland County and one in Kawartha Lakes.

Kelowna man caught unleashing racist tirade charged for causing disturbance at COVID clinic

Bruce Oryzduk has been charged with causing a disturbance "using insulting or obscene language" at the Trinity Church vaccine clinic last July.

Humanitarian ceasefire between Russia, Ukraine unlikely right now: UN chief

Since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, thousands have been killed and the United Nations said some 11 million Ukrainians have fled their homes.

One dead as tree topples across Vancouver road

One person has died after a large tree fell across a busy road in Vancouver, crushing one car and damaging another.

TDSB asking staff, students to wear mask amid 6th wave of COVID-19

TDSB is asking that all students and staff wear a "well-fitting mask" when indoors, as Canada grapples with the sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alberta government announces it will match federal funding for transit

Premier Jason Kenney said Alberta will contribute about $80 million to bring the combined provincial-federal support to $159 million.

Teen charged after London, Ont. high school vandalized, police say

Police responded to Saunders Secondary School in London, Ont., Tuesday afternoon in response to a call that a person with a metal bar was damaging property inside.

2 Toronto men charged with drug trafficking after police seize 25 kilograms of cocaine

Durham Regional Police say the men, aged 41 and 54, were arrested in Toronto on Monday.

B.C. to get update Wednesday on Ukrainian refugees coming to the province

Chris Friesen of the Immigration Services Society of B.C. will sit down with federal Immigration Minister Sean Fraser and B.C.'s Municipal Affairs Minister Nathan Cullen.

Copping, Hinshaw to provide update on COVID-19 in Alberta

Health Minister Jason Copping and Alberta's chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw will provide an update on COVID-19 at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Police pull 7 suspected stolen vehicles from Brantford, Ont. lake

Brantford Police service say their dive team was aided by the OPP last week in retrieving a number cars and trucks from Mohawk Lake.

Buckets and Borders planning 3 new basketball court renos in Regina

The non-profit brought a whole new level of hooping to the Lakeview neighbourhood last year by extensively renovating the outdoor court known as 'the Cage.'

Laurentian University could have avoided creditor protection, Ontario auditor says

Ontario's auditor general says a northern university that filed for creditor protection last year could have avoided that move, which led to huge program and job cuts.

Shaw remains focused on Rogers deal as profit drops in latest quarter

Shaw executive chairman and CEO Brad Shaw says the company has achieved a critical milestone regarding its would-be acquisition by Rogers.

Toronto’s Royal Agricultural Winter Fair returns in 2022 for its 100th anniversary

Toronto's Royal Agricultural Winter Fair will run from Nov. 4 to Nov. 13, 2022 at the Exhibition Place.

Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard: Defamation trial gets ugly, fast

Though the actors and ex-spouses both wore suits, the energy around the courthouse was anything but subdued — the fully televised proceedings quickly became a media spectacle.

COVID-19 vaccines in Canada’s stockpile starting to expire as uptake slows

The 1.5 million doses that have expired since January amount to less than two per cent of the 118 million doses delivered to Canada since December 2020.

Roughly one-third of Liberal cabinet ministers own rental, investment real estate: records

While fully legal, real estate experts say the holdings reflect the degree to which Canadians increasingly view real estate as a financial asset, rather than a place to live.

51 charges laid against Calgary home developer for building code violations

Forty-nine of the 51 charges were laid against the company by the City of Calgary for allegedly violating the Safety Codes Act of Alberta.

Russian Netflix users launch class action against streaming giant: report

Netflix said in March that it suspended its service in Russia and had temporarily stopped all future projects in the country as it assessed the impact of the Ukraine invasion.

11 area mayors endorse Campbellford Memorial Hospital redevelopment plan

Campbellford Memorial Hospital proposes to redevelop the facility into a 'campus of care,' bringing together a number of health services, long-term care, senior housing and more.

Quebec Halloween night sword attack trial suspended due to COVID-19 outbreak

Justice Richard Grenier said the case would be postponed until next week to allow the jury to hear the case and allow any other juror who is positive for COVID-19 to isolate.

Easter 2022: What’s open and closed in Guelph

Here’s a list of closures and service reductions in Guelph that residents and visitors to the city can expect over the Easter long weekend.

List of participating pharmacies in Ontario dispensing COVID antiviral pill Paxlovid

The Ontario government has released a list of participating pharmacies that will dispense the COVID-19 antiviral pill Paxlovid by a prescription.

Bank of Canada interest rate hike: How it connects to inflation, job market

As the Bank of Canada hikes interest rates to 1.0 Here's what to know about the connection between the interest rates, inflation and the job market.

Southeast Health Care Partners urge diligence as COVID-19 cases rise

The sixth wave of COVID-19 is in full swing across southeastern Ontario, so much so that hospitals across the region have partnered together to issue a call to residents.

COVID-19 hospitalizations in Quebec top 2,000 again as province reports 13 new deaths

The province also logged 3,515 new infections in the latest roundup, but it isn't representative of the situation since only a few groups can access PCR testing.

Elon Musk sued by investor for delayed disclosure of Twitter stake

An investor who missed out on Twitter's recent run up in share price is suing Elon Musk for delaying the disclosure of his 9.2 per cent acquisition of the company's stock.

Russia is using phosphorus bombs, terror tactics in Ukraine, Zelenskyy says

Russia has denied targeting civilians since it invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24 and has said Ukrainian and western allegations of war crimes are fabricated.

Waterloo road closed as police arrest suspect in hit and run

Waterloo Regional Police say Monday’s road closure in Waterloo was in connection with the arrest of a man wanted on several outstanding warrants.

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Accused in London, Ont. crash that left 8-year-old girl dead returns to court May 25

Her first court appearance took place Wednesday morning and her lawyer Phil Millar appeared on her behalf to request a six-week adjournment.

Biden accusing Russia of trying to ‘wipe out’ Ukraine is ‘unacceptable,’ Kremlin says

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that Russia's behavior in Ukraine amounted to genocide in his view, using that word for the first time.

Green party in New Brunswick calls for more access to rapid COVID-19 tests

Green Party leader David Coon is calling on New Brunswick to make access to rapid point-of-care tests more accessible, especially ahead of the long weekend in the province.

Hamilton mayor Fred Eisenberger tests positive for COVID-19

A release issued by Fred Eisenberger's office on Wednesday morning says the mayor received a positive test result Tuesday night and is self-isolating.

Ontario COVID numbers: 1,332 people in hospital, 182 in intensive care

The death toll in the province has risen to 12,583 as 13 more virus-related deaths were added.

Bank of Canada hikes key interest rate 50 basis points for 1st time in 22 years

The Bank of Canada is raising its key interest rate by half a percentage point, up to an even one per cent, in its first move of that magnitude in more than 20 years.

Former principal at Ryerson Elementary School in Hamilton pleads guilty to assault charges

The ex-principal of the Robinson Street school pleaded guilty to assaulting four former female students between 2014 and 2018 in a virtual court.

Pedestrian struck and killed by city bus on Montreal’s south shore

Police say the pedestrian, a woman in her 20s, died in Longueuil. Her death was confirmed by first responders.

COVID-19: Cambridge Catholic school forced to close due to lack of available staff

Just ahead of Easter weekend, a Catholic school in Cambridge has been forced to close because of staffing issues caused by COVID-19.

Halifax police say 11-year-old girl struck by bullet in shooting

Gunshots were reported Tuesday after 9 p.m., and police say they found a victim with a gunshot wound on Federal Avenue in Halifax.

Toronto bakery transformed to promote upcoming ‘Fantastic Beasts’ film

The Grand Order of Divine Sweets has been dressed up to look like Kowalski Quality Baked Goods, an iconic set from the 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' film franchise.

Federal budget needs more targeted support on housing, advocates say

While the focus on housing affordability in Canada's federal budget is promising, its measures could go further to help people in the most dire need, advocates say.

Victim feared N.S. mass killer might come to her house, an hour before he arrived

The final victim in Nova Scotia's mass shooting knew the killer and told her daughter she was afraid he could be headed for her home, about an hour before he arrived.

NBA releases Raptors-76ers opening round schedule

Playoff basketball returns to Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on April 20.

COVID-19: Nova Scotia to keep masks in schools until ‘at least’ middle of May

Students, staff, volunteers and visitors in Nova scotia must continue wearing face masks during school hours and on school buses. The decision will be reassessed by May 20th.

Paxlovid ‘inaccessible’ to many patients in Canada. Here’s why that needs to change

With COVID-19 infections surging across Canada, experts say the patchwork distribution system for Paxlovid throughout the country may inhibit those who most need the drug.

Trudeau defends Canada’s resettlement of Afghans, says ‘there’s much more to do’

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended the pace at which Canada is resettling Afghans waiting to be granted entry into the country, saying the situation is 'challenging.'

Mass shooting inquiry: Commission to hear details about where killer was shot

According to the Mass Casualty Commission calendar, the inquiry will hear details from the killer's rampage on Highway 224, from Upper Musquodoboit to Sheet Harbour, N.S.

Over 80 per cent of basement fires in Brampton over past 2 years in unregistered units

It is 'almost impossible' to accurately say how many unregistered basement units there are across Brampton, a councillor told Global News. The current estimate is 10,000 to 20,000.

Work begins to make way for Green Line LRT tunnel under downtown Calgary

The project will see the installation of new utility lines so the current lines can be removed in the future when construction begins on a tunnel under Calgary's downtown core.

Nova Scotia’s Mattea Roach earns another $30,000 in 6th Jeopardy! win

Mattea Roach, originally from Halifax but who now lives in Toronto, won another $30,000 USD on Tuesday night, for a total of $148,000, or $187,300 CAD, since she started the game.

Global COVID-19 decline ‘should be interpreted with caution’: WHO

New cases and deaths are falling in every region of the world, including the Western Pacific, where a surge of infections has triggered severe lockdown measures in China.

Finland, Sweden mull NATO entry amid Russia’s war on Ukraine

Until now, Finland and Sweden have shied away from joining NATO, the U.S.-led alliance founded in 1949 to counter the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

New York police continue search for gunman in Brooklyn subway shooting

New York City police investigators have stressed they weren’t sure whether the man, Frank R. James, was responsible for the shooting in Brooklyn on Tuesday.

More than 1,000 Ukrainian marines surrender in Mariupol, Russia claims

Mariupol, which has been encircled by Russian troops for weeks, has seen the fiercest fighting and the most comprehensive destruction since Russia invaded on Feb. 24.

Major storm arrives in Manitoba, expected to stick around until Friday

The major storm Manitobans have been preparing for over the last two days blew into the province overnight, and is expected to keep blowing until Friday.

School and other cancellations around southern Manitoba on Wednesday

It’s another day of school closures and other cancellations around southern Manitoba due to the incoming snowstorm Wednesday.

Washington plays Toronto, looks for 6th straight road win

Washington Capitals (41-22-10, fourth in the Metropolitan) vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (47-20-6, second in the Atlantic)

Calgary Stampede canvas auction returns after pandemic delay

The return of the Calgary Stampede's canvas auction Tuesday night mirrored much of the economic uncertainty coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Johnny Gaudreau hits 100 points as Calgary Flames come back to win 5-3 over Seattle Kraken

Johnny Gaudreau had two assists and set a career high with 101 points.

Edmonton Oilers walloped by Wild

The Minnesota Wild scored three goals in the second period on the way to a 5-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers Tuesday night.

Seven vehicles involved in Mississauga collision: police

A woman was transported to a local hospital. Police said her injuries were 'non-life threatening.'

Police, fire respond to overturned diesel truck in southeast Calgary

Emergency crews closed traffic in all directions shortly after a truck hauling a tanker trailer with diesel rolled over.

City of Kelowna attempts to curb crime with Community Safety Plan

"I think this reflects us becoming more thoughtful, more research-based and more deliberate in understanding crime and the underlying issues of crime in Kelowna."

Biden accuses Russia of genocide, says Putin trying to ‘wipe out’ Ukraine

U.S. President Joe Biden said for the first time on Tuesday that Russia's invasion of Ukraine amounts to genocide, a significant escalation of the president’s rhetoric.

Two people charged following several assault reports on Montreal Lake Cree Nation

RCMP charge two people in relation to reports of several assaults involving bear mace on the Montreal Lake Cree Nation on April 6, 2022.

Saskatoon man facing indefinite brain surgery delay brings story to legislature

Brennon Dulle said that due to staffing shortages he has no idea when he'll get the pre-operation treatments he needs to become eligible for critical brain surgery.

Ongoing shortage of new and used vehicles drives prices up and options down

The ongoing supply shortage of new and used vehicles for sale continues to cause a lot of roadblocks for buyers, including fewer options, long waits and higher prices.

Canada Post suspends delivery in Downtown Eastside due to ‘health and safety’ concerns

The Crown corporation has not provided that service in the 0 and 100 blocks of East Hastings Street since March 23, but did not elaborate on the concerns of its staff.

Longueil police seize over 75,000 doses of GHB in major drug bust

The operation led to the arrest of eight individuals including seven men between the ages of 22 and 25, as well as 22-year-old woman.

Crews search waters for man who fell off a sailboat near Nanaimo, B.C.

Police were called to a report that a woman had fallen overboard and a vessel from the Nanaimo Port Authority found her clinging to a rope tied to an anchored sailboat.

Belleville, Ont. community steps up to help Ukrainian composer

A non-profit in Belleville banded together to helped Kyrylo Stepanenko, a man fleeing the war in Ukraine, obtain a piano to continue his studies as a composer.

Regina police asking for public’s help with pharmacy robberies

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is asking for the public’s help in locating three suspects involved in two robberies at pharmacies Tuesday afternoon.

COVID-19: Hamilton’s public school board exploring options to reimplement mask mandate

Trustees with the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board talked about the possibility of bringing back indoor mask mandate amid concerns over the sixth wave of the pandemic.

City of Brockville, Ont. names new city manager

The City of Brockville, Ont., has removed the interim tag from Sandra MacDonald's role as city manager meaning she will officially take over permanently on Monday, April 18.

Woman accused of killing 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice makes first court appearance

Nine-year-old Baeleigh was hit by a pickup truck on Sept. 9, 2021, on 33rd Street West while riding her scooter on a marked crosswalk.

40% of British Columbians afraid of losing their family doctor, poll finds

According to the BC College of Family Physicians, one million British Columbians still don't have a family doctor and can't get one due to a continued doctor shortage.

U.S. senator backs Alberta premier in energy security partnership

A high-profile United States senator is backing Alberta Premier Jason Kenney in pushing for more North American oil to supplant Russian supplies during the invasion of Ukraine.

Take a look inside a Montreal 911 call centre

Medical dispatchers point out that regardless of past experience it takes a certain kind of skill and personality to be able to do this job.

Trudeau criticizes Alberta’s response to opioid crisis during Edmonton visit

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized the Alberta government Tuesday for not addressing the opioid epidemic in ways that have proven to be effective elsewhere.

Former professional wrestler, public speaker from Sagkeeng First Nation talks about the road to recovery

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Regina police charge man with sexual assault of a minor

Regina Police Service say a man from the city is facing charges after a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted Monday evening.

Mi’kmaw fisher harvesting baby eels dumps catch as DFO moves in

Mi’kmaw fisher Fabian Francis is out on the water in the pitch black with a... The post Mi’kmaw fisher harvesting baby eels dumps catch as DFO moves in appeared first on APTN News.

‘Very rare April weather pattern’ hit B.C.’s South Coast Tuesday

Krisit Gordon explained the historical average snowfall for April at Vancouver Airport and Comox is less than a half a centimeter, barely measurable.

Risk to human health ‘extremely low’ after avian flu detected: Alberta agriculture minister

Horner said his government is helping the CFIA with its investigation through testing and mapping.

1 person in serious condition after dumpster fire in northeast Calgary

Firefighters were called to a fully-involved dumpster fire in northeast Calgary at approximately 9 a.m. on Tuesday, where they saw a wooden fence on fire as well.

Biden to waive restrictions on ethanol fuel blends in bid to curb high U.S. gas prices

The decision represents a win for the U.S. corn lobby by likely expanding demand for corn-based ethanol and a setback for oil refiners, which view ethanol as competition.

Thorold area residents told to ‘shelter in place’ as firefighters respond to Niagara blaze

Residents and businesses in the area have been asked to remain in doors and shelter in place. Locals are instructed to close their windows.

Man wanted in fatal Portage la Prairie house fire believed to be in Winnipeg

Investigators warn Trevis McLeod should not be approached.

Edmonton police seek 4th suspect in connection with March lounge shooting

Edmonton police are looking to identify a man they say is a suspect in a lounge in the west end in March.

Team Alberta Crops adds 4 new partners to advocacy efforts

Strength in numbers is proving to be true for Alberta's agriculture sector. A southern Alberta advocacy group is growing, adding four more avenues of crop production to its team.

B.C. coroner wants ‘urgent action’ on safer drug supply six years into overdose crisis

More than 9,400 people in the province have died of an overdose from toxic illicit drugs since the B.C. government declared a public health emergency six years ago.

1 dead after multi-vehicle crash on Highway 5 in Hamilton

OPP say the fatal crash happened in Flamborough and involved two cars and a dump truck with a sedan hitting a larger vehicle near Ofield Road North.

Hospitals grapple with ‘historical’ staff absences, burnout amid 6th COVID wave

Infectious disease specialists say a growing number of health-care workers are calling in sick with COVID-19, while many are also struggling with burnout from the pandemic.

PQ, Liberals left licking their wounds after CAQ byelection win in Marie-Victorin

The CAQ added to its majority government with a byelection win on Monday night, leaving the PQ and the Liberals searching for answers.

Toronto police officer charged after allegedly taking missing person’s debit card

One of the officers assigned to the case gave the missing person's debit card to another man who used it to make a purchase at a Mississauga store, it is alleged.

SGI providing $5.6 million to Saskatchewan volunteer firefighters

SGI is investing $5.6 million to train and equip Saskatchewan volunteer firefighters who respond to vehicle collisions on roads.

Joly presses China to play ‘constructive role’ to end Russia’s war on Ukraine

Canada and China disagree on many things but Beijing's buy-in is essential on one key issue — helping end the Russian war on Ukraine, says Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly.

Hamilton family rejoice at return of Dwight the cat, found after dumped by delivery driver

A family pet that was taken from an east Hamilton home and deposited almost 10 kilometres away from his Rosedale address was found on Monday night.

North Okanagan RCMP warning to sex workers earns support

“Many have gone online for sex trade work and it's really hard to warn those women,” Angie Lohr. from HOPE Outreach, said about the RCMP warning.

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Woman fatally struck in Western Road parking lot was Ivey student, Western president says

Western President Alan Shepard identified an Honours Business Administration student at Ivey as the victim of Monday's tragic incident on Western Road.

Halifax council approves budget with $925.7M in municipal expenditures, 4.6% property tax increase

Halifax regional council approved the 2022-23 budget Tuesday, which includes $925.7 million in municipal expenditures and a property tax increase of 4.6 per cent.

Man charged after 14-year-old girl sexually assaulted at Richmond Hill gym: police

Police said the suspect 'would not leave the victim alone' and then sexually assaulted her 'by making unwanted physical contact for a sexual purpose.'

Parliament adopts Conservative motion to amend CP Rail tax exemption in Saskatchewan Act

Saskatchewan senators say they are pleased that Ottawa adopted an amendment to the Saskatchewan Act on Thursday, ending 'a century-old tax exemption for the CPR.'

Edmonton Elks sign quarterback Michael Beaudry, release defensive back Eric Blake

The Edmonton Elks signed Canadian quarterback Michael Beaudry and released defensive back Eric Blake on Tuesday.

Bank of Canada due for ‘oversized’ 50-basis-point interest rate hike: economist

The Conference Board of Canada's Pedro Antunes says the economic forecast has never been harder to predict as the central bank gears up for an expected rate hike Wednesday.

Inari brand Organic Blue Poppy Seeds being recalled over possible salmonella risk

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says there have been no reports of illness associated with the products.

Man charged with kidnapping after ‘suspicious incident’ in Toronto subway station: police

Officers were called to respond to a suspicious incident in the Bloor Street and Royal York Road area. They allege a girl was approached by a man inside a subway station.

Chelsea Manning barred from Canada due to prior convictions

Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for several charges after she leaked classified documents to WikiLeaks, but her sentence was commuted by U.S. President Barack Obama.

Norfolk County resident, 42, identified as victim of fatal crash near Port Dover

The collision occurred Monday morning just northeast of Port Dover, along a stretch of Concession 2 between Highway 6 and East Quarter Line, police said.

BC General Employees’ Union plans for strike vote as contract impasse continues

BCGEU president Stephanie Smith says negotiations for a new contract for 33,000 members of the public service are currently at an impasse.

Mobile care clinic hits roads to offer free health-care services to marginalized Calgarians

The Alex Mobile Care Clinic will offer an array of free health-care services to marginalized Calgarians, including addictions management and women's health services.

‘The sea is ruthless’: Locals reflect on rescue efforts, tragedy at Peggy’s Cove, N.S.

Two Peggy's Cove residents, Eric Morash and John Campbell, rushed out to the waters Monday night to help before two men were pulled out by rescue teams.

Ikea returns to Kitchener with new concept store

What’s old is new again as IKEA Canada is once again setting up shop in Kitchener with a boutique style shop where customers will only be able to order items.

2 men charged after separate ‘random’ axe, stabbing attacks in Toronto: police

Two men have been charged after two separate "random" attacks in Toronto, one of which involved an axe and the other a knife, police say.

Peterborough Airport Master Plan to look at feasibility of passenger air service

Peterborough's airport master plan update, which will look at 15 year growth and planning at the airport, will go to council for approval in late July.

Manitoba Moose home game rescheduled in anticipation of spring storm

The Manitoba Moose game vs Rockford that was scheduled for Good Friday will now be played on Sunday afternoon at Canada Life Centre.

Mounties spent $950K on winter operations for Coastal GasLink

RCMP group planned to raid activist camp even though pipeline workers had gone home for the holidays, internal documents show. The post Mounties spent $950K on winter operations for Coastal GasLink appeared first on APTN News.

Boy killed after teens take turns shooting each other while wearing body armour

According to police reports, it was found that the boys involved 'were taking turns shooting at each other while wearing a vest which contained a form of body armor.'

‘Do not approach’: Toronto police seek public’s assistance locating elopee

Officers said Glen Alexander Martin is five feet six inches tall and weighs 313 pounds. He has grey, shoulder-length, wavy hair, brown eyes and a grey beard.

Video released in Delta hit-and-run shows truck smashing into parked vehicles

Delta police put out a video in a tweet Tuesday morning showing the truck speeding around a corner going westbound on 80th Avenue from 119th Street.

21K Mariupol civilians dead since start of Russian invasion, mayor says

In televised comments, Mariupol Mayor Vadym Boichenko said it had been difficult to calculate the exact number of casualties since street fighting had started.

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation calls for COVID-19 measures to be reinstated in schools

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is calling on the Saskatchewan government to immediately reinstate COVID-19 public health measures in schools.

NHL postpones Winnipeg Jets home game vs Seattle because of severe storm threat

The NHL postpones April 13 game in Winnipeg between the Jets and Seattle and announces a makeup date of May 1 for that game to be played.

London Knights and Kitchener Rangers will meet in round one of the OHL Playoffs

The London Knights own an 8-2 record in playoff series against Kitchener.

‘Blood sport:’ Observers say purported emails suggest decline of Alberta politics

Many political scientists say the emails show how Alberta's politics have deteriorated because personal attacks are becoming more and more common.

RCMP seeks for doorbell cam footage after ‘targeted’ shooting in Penticton

Based on the investigation thus far, RCMP said the incident is believed to be targeted and there is not believed to be a risk to the public.

‘Excited to get it to this point’: Feedback sought on Halifax Forum redesign

The city is asking for public input on its proposed redesign of the Halifax Forum, and the redevelopment committee's chair is hopeful the changes will soon come to fruition.

Calgary Coun. Gian-Carlo Carra breaks silence on police investigation

According to Carra, the incident was the result of a driver running through a stop sign while he was in the crosswalk, nearly striking his dog.

Peterborough man arrested following robbery at convenience store: police

Police say a man who walked out of a Peterborough convenience store without paying for a bag of goods brandished a knife when confronted by an employee Monday night.

B.C. health authority blasted for tweet on ‘rapid response’ on COVID rapid tests

The Provincial Health Services Authority later clarified its Tweet about the distribution of rapid tests, after significant online backlash.

Hyper-localized air quality monitoring project begins in Hamilton

Environment Hamilton's Lynda Lukasik s says air quality sensors located throughout the city, in urban, rural and suburban areas, will help inform of environmental justice issues.

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London, Ont. kicks off annual 12 Days of Cleaning event

London ranks number two for cleaning up cigarette butts, but one organizer of 12 Days of Cleaning hopes that after this year, the city will be number one.

New Brunswick reports 10 more deaths in weekly COVID-19 update

There were 79 COVID-19 hospitalizations as of Saturday, a rise of one compared with the week earlier. This includes one child under the age of 10.

B.C. woman suffers serious injuries after getting out of a moving vehicle

A 50-year-old woman was found laying on a roadway in Abbotsford, suffering from life-threatening injuries. According to Abbotsford police, the woman exited a vehicle while moving.

Who is eligible for free COVID PCR testing, anti-viral assessment in Ontario

Here's a list of who is eligible for publicly funded COVID-19 PCR testing in Ontario and assessment for anti-viral treatments.

Jurors shown surveillance video montage of 2020 Quebec City Halloween stabbings

Police Const. Vincent Giguère said he used surveillance video to retrace the route allegedly taken by Carl Girouard, who is charged with killing two people and injuring five.

Jurassic Park tailgate reopening on Saturday for Toronto Raptors playoff run

Scotiabank Arena is reopening its tailgate area in time for Saturday's playoff game between the Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers.

Next two days of bus service to metro Winnipeg schools cancelled due to coming storm

School divisions around the city of Winnipeg announced Tuesday that bus service has been cancelled for Wednesday and Thursday due to the expected blizzard conditions.

September 2023 trial date set in London, Ont. attack on Muslim family

Nathaniel Veltman's trial will begin on Sept. 5, 2023, before Justice Renee M. Pomerance, with 12 weeks set aside for the proceedings. He has not yet entered a plea.

Saskatoon Tribal Council seeks expansion of wellness centre contract

The Saskatoon Tribal Council is looking at a new location for its Emergency Wellness Centre on 20 Street near Avenues L and M.

Le Chateau teams up with Suzy Shier for brick-and-mortar comeback

Le Chateau says its latest collection is now online and will be available in 37 Suzy Shier locations across the country later this month.

29 to 41% of housing stock held by multiple property owners in some provinces

The data's release comes less than a week after the federal government announced a slew of housing measures meant to make homes more affordable for first-time buyers.

Toronto police say there will be increased patrols on TTC after Brooklyn subway shooting

In a tweet Tuesday, Toronto police said as the force monitors the "unfolding situation in New York," officers are "increasing patrols on public transit."

Officer assaulted during traffic stop in Niverville, RCMP say

Police say a male driver became aggressive with the officer after he was pulled over on April 7 on 6th Avenue South in Niverville, Man.

SIU drops probe into Hamilton Mountain resident’s injury claim tied to police officer interaction

Ontario's police watchdog terminated the probe saying medical records from the Hamilton complainant, required for the investigation, didn't reveal any serious injury.

Warrant issued after homicide in Calgary’s Temple neighbourhood

A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man after a homicide in Calgary's Temple Neighbourhood on April 7.

Disney heir comes out as transgender, speaks out against ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill

“Equality matters deeply to us,” Roy P. Disney wrote in a statement, “especially because our child, Charlee, is transgender and a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community.”

‘I have nothing left’: Residents displaced after fire rips through Gastown heritage building

Five people have been hospitalized and many more displaced from their homes after flames broke out late Monday morning in the Gastown neighbourhood.

Okanagan snowpack dips to 74% of normal, lowest in B.C.

'The longer the melt is delayed is probably the better for the watershed as a whole in terms of drought and wildfire risk.' Jonathan Boyd, with the BC River Forecast Centre, said.

Saskatoon transportation committee seeks probe on late buses, unpaid parking tickets

City of Saskatoon council's transportation committee recommends the city investigate late buses, along with different methods of collecting fees on late parking tickets.

FSIN sports director apologizes for ‘hurtful words’ said during trophy presentation

FSIN Sports Director put out an apology in a Facebook live video to the Beardy's hockey team for his comments this past weekend in Regina.

2 sent to hospital following rollover crash in Guelph’s east end: police

The crash in Guelph's east end on Tuesday morning caused a white SUV to roll over onto its roof and the airbags in both vehicles deployed.

Skyrocketing costs force farmers to adapt

The cost of materials have increased significantly over the past year, leading farmers to get creative in their solutions.

Montreal police investigate sexual assault reported at Dollards-des-Ormeaux high school

The sexual assault, reported to local police a week ago, is said to have happened inside the hallways of Des Sources High School.

Montreal police investigate after shooting in city’s east end

Authorities were alerted to the shooting near the intersection of Metropolitain and Lacordaire boulevards around 10:30 a.m., according to police spokesperson Manuel Couture.

Manitoba budget likely to focus on health care, money for Ukrainian refugees

Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is releasing its budget Tuesday.

Canada is in 6th wave of COVID-19, Dr. Theresa Tam says

The latest rise in cases across the country is fuelled by the BA.2 subvariant of Omicron, Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam confirmed on Tuesday.

OPP appeal for information regarding Wasaga Beach abduction, link previous assault

Elnaz Hajtamiri, 37, was kidnapped from a relative's home on Trailwood Place in Wasaga Beach at around 8:30 on Jan. 12.

Fleming College offers free English languages classes for Ukrainians arriving in Peterborough

It's anticipated up to 70 Ukrainians will arrive to the Peterborough area.

Loyalist Township headstones from as far back as 1700s damaged beyond repair: OPP

Provincial Police in Lennox and Addington County are asking for the public's assistance in finding those responsible for the damage to nearly 20 headstones.

Man charged with 1st degree murder in 2 separate, random fatal shootings in Toronto

Toronto police say a 39-year-old man has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder for two separate "random" murders of two men within about 48 hours of each other.

Quebec adds 35 new COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations jump by 145

Pandemic-related hospitalizations came to a total of 1,938 after 294 people were admitted in the last day, while 149 were discharged.

KHSC among hospitals in southeastern Ontario donating supplies to Ukraine

Six hospitals in southeastern Ontario have donated 'a truckload of supplies' to health-care teams in Ukraine. The truck headed for Ottawa from Kingston over the weekend.

Arrests made after Winnipeg man’s dismembered body found stuffed in suitcases: source

Three men are facing a slew of charges after a 24-year-old was killed and dismembered over a drug deal gone bad, police say.

Joe Natale, former Rogers CEO, nominated to lender Home Capital’s board

Home Capital says the election will take place at its annual meeting next month.

COVID-19: Masks to remain on at Wilfrid Laurier University but coming off at UWaterloo on May 1

Wilfrid Laurier University announced that a mandatory mask policy in effect until the end of May but the school says it will still put a pause on mandatory vaccinations.

Castle Mountain resort ends season with ‘a bang’

Castle Mountain Resort closed out its 2022 season with one last snowy day on Sunday. Castle Mountain Resort has already announced a tentative opening day for next year.

9th teen charged in connection with assault in Kitchener

Waterloo Regional Police say they have charged a ninth teen in connection with a recent assault in the Country Hills area of Kitchener.

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Ontario COVID numbers: 1,366 people in hospital, 190 in intensive care

The death toll in the province has risen to 12,570 as four more virus-related deaths were added. Tuesday's report indicated one death was removed after data cleanup.

U.S. inflation has hit its highest level in over 40 years

Inflation rose over the past year in the U.S. at its fastest pace in more than 40 years, with costs for food, gasoline, housing and other necessities squeezing American consumers.

Ontario NDP promises $25 minimum wage for early childhood educators

The deal the Progressive Conservative government recently struck with Ottawa to bring in average $10-a-day fees for licensed child care included an $18-an-hour minimum wage.

More Kinder chocolate recalled in Canada for possible salmonella contamination

Kinder brand chocolate products have also been recalled in other countries, including France, Germany, Ireland, the U.K., Norway, Sweden, Spain and the United States.

At least 5 people shot at Brooklyn subway, officials find unexploded devices nearby

Fire personnel responding to reports of smoke at the 36th Street station in Sunset Park found multiple people shot, a New York City Fire Department spokesperson said.

Bucha massacre leaves its mark on surviving children, families say

Bucha witnessed some of the ghastliest scenes of Russia’s invasion, and almost no children have been seen in its silent streets since then.

Boris Johnson to be fined for COVID-19 lockdown parties

British police said it would issue at least another 30 fines for people who attended gatherings in Boris Johnson's offices and residence in breach of COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Manitoba braces as winter storm watch becomes a warning

The winter storm watch for southern Manitoba is now a winter storm warning and the province is preparing for what could be the biggest storm in years.

Masterclass empowering future Indigenous filmmakers

The empowered filmmaker masterclass is training the Indigenous community to tell their own stories through film. Kennedy Fox-Zacharias is one of several students taking part in the five-day program, which teaches beginners filmmaking tools and techniques. The local Indigenous artist…

Facebook Marketplace: The good, bad and ugly — and why Canadians remain loyal to declining platform

Global News spoke to Canadians who use Facebook Marketplace, and whether they loved it, hated it or were scammed on it, some users just can't seem to quit the platform.

Trudeau to promote Budget 2022 in Edmonton on Tuesday

In the afternoon, Trudeau is scheduled to meet with members of the local Ukrainian and Afghan communities.

Russia can’t be isolated and won’t be held back, Vladimir Putin tells West

Vladimir Putin also said he had no doubts Russia would achieve all of its objectives in Ukraine, a conflict he cast as both inevitable and essential to defend Russia in the future.

Assessing your risk in Canada’s 6th wave will be difficult. Here’s why

Provincial governments are telling Canadians to estimate their own sense of risk, but those same governments are reducing the amount of data available to residents, experts say.

One man dies, second in ‘life threatening’ condition in Peggy’s Cove, N.S., incident

Emergency services responded to a 911 call at Peggy's Cove shortly after 8 p.m. AT on Monday. Boats and aircraft were involved in the rescue mission.

Ukraine investigating reports Russia may have used chemical weapons in Mariupol

Mariupol's city council says it was not yet possible to examine the area where the poisonous substance had allegedly been used because of enemy fire.

Flair Airlines could be grounded in Canada over foreign control concerns

Flair Airlines' future is up in the air after a federal watchdog found the company might not have enough Canadian control to operate in the country's skies.

Ontario Liberals announce platform promises aimed at women, including pay transparency

No costs are attached to the proposals in a Liberal news release, but the party says a costed platform will be released "in the coming weeks."

COVID-19 hospitalizations, cases continue to rise in most provinces amid 6th wave

As of Monday, the seven-day average of daily lab-confirmed cases has jumped nearly 50 per cent from just two weeks prior, while hospitalizations are up 30 per cent.

The fisherman and the entrepreneur: How Canadians are helping in Ukraine

Lex Brukovskiy and Igor Volzhanin are among many Canadians helping respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Afghan refugees approved for Canada relocation languish in Pakistan: ‘We are forgotten’

Thousands of vulnerable Afghans are waiting in Pakistan after being approved for relocation to Canada, but months of delays have left them stateless, homeless and broke.

Rare April snow, thundersnow possible across B.C.’s South Coast Tuesday

The last time Vancouver recorded measurable snowfall in April was back in 2008, and, since records began in 1937, it has snowed in April in just 10 of those years.

U.S. orders all non-emergency consular staff to leave Shanghai due to COVID-19

The State Department said the order is an upgrade from the ``authorized'' departure issued last week that made the decision voluntary.

Three Vancouver councillors drop independence to join ABC Party ahead of October election

According to Lisa Dominato, the upcoming election is about trusted leadership and accountability, which is what ultimately led her to join the A Better City Party coalition.

Coalition Avenir Québec’s Shirley Dorismond wins Marie-Victorin byelection

Dorismond finished just ahead of the Parti Québécois' Pierre Nantel with 30.06 per cent, while Quebec solidaire's Shopika Vaithyanathasarma finished in third with 14.32 per cent.

Google to build submarine cable across Pacific Ocean, connecting Vancouver and Japan

Google has revealed plans to build a new fiber cable, called Topaz, will run from Vancouver to Port Alberni, then across the ocean to Japan’s Mie and Ibaraki prefectures.

Man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death after striking B.C. mother of four

"It's the first time he's ever shown any remorse ... maybe it's true, but it's too hard to believe right now," said Jennifer Tayes, the victim's mother, outside the courthouse.

Leduc firefighter addresses city council after filing lawsuit alleging harassment

Christa Steele calmly but directly asked Leduc city council questions after accusing the city of discrimination at its regular meeting Monday night.

Barron scores first as a Jet, Winnipeg defeats Montreal 4-2

Evgeny Svechnikov scored the winner while Morgan Barron collected his first goal and assist as a Winnipeg Jet.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens doubled by Winnipeg Jets in 4-2 home ice loss

When a team finishes 31st out of 32 teams in the league, there are clearly some holes. Brian Wilde explains where those holes are for the Montreal Canadiens.

Tory leadership hopeful Pierre Poilievre entreats Vancouver voters with housing promises

In a video shared on Twitter on Monday, Poilievre used the nearly $5-million home in Vancouver to highlight several challenges in the city's housing market.

RCMP: Man in custody connected to fatal Portage la Prairie fire released, investigation continues

RCMP say a man who was in custody in connection to a fatal house fire in Portage la Prairie has been released and the investigation continues.

Alberta judge mulls options after ex-justice minister threatens defamation in trial

A judge is to rule later this week on a defamation threat sent in the middle of a civil trial by Alberta's former justice minister.

City of Penticton considering zoning changes to preserve historic neighbourhoods

The changes would provide important guidance for future decisions about developments.

Saskatchewan Indigenous communities call for more housing funding

The federal government's budget plan includes $4.3 billion to help improve Indigenous housing. However, Heather Bear, the fourth vice chief of FSIN, says that's not enough.

Nearly two-thirds of Ukraine’s children have fled homes since Russian invasion: UN

Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF's emergency programs director, said having 4.8 million of Ukraine's 7.5 million children displaced in such a short time is ``quite incredible.''

Almost 1,000 hectares of Toronto and Ajax land granted protected status

Ten city parks in Toronto totaling around 888 hectares are designed as protected areas, while 62 hectares of Ajax's Carruthers Creek wetland is also protected.

Calgary veterans organize fundraising tour for Ukrainian orphans in ‘dire need’

A western Canadian benefit tour features renowned Ukrainian violinist Vasyl Popadiuk.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe doubles down after carbon comments criticized

Moe said "I don't care" in reference to Saskatchewan's nation-leading per capita emissions levels while speaking at an event in Prince Albert Friday.

Okanagan Humane Society in dire need of donations

"Last year the Okanagan Humane Society served more than 1,300 animals and we're already halfway to that number and we're only three months into this year."

Halifax police respond to stabbing on Barrington Street, search for suspect

Police said the victim is in his 40s and was taken to the QE2 hospital.

International Development Minister Sajjan in Kelowna, B.C. to promote federal budget

The Prime Minister and his cabinet ministers are touring Canadian cities touting the budget and its benefits.

‘This is insane’: Vernon, B.C. city councillor raises concerns about long waits for lab testing

The councillor's concerns come nearly six months after Interior Health shut one of its two medical labs in Vernon due to a lack of staff.

U.S. monitoring reports of possible chemical weapon attack in Ukraine by Russia

A local battalion unit said an unknown "poisonous substance" was dropped on Mariupol by a Russian drone, causing respiratory failure and symptoms of vestibulo-atactic syndrome.

Edmonton takes step toward decriminalizing simple possession of illegal drugs

Edmonton city councillors voted in favour of asking administration to explore the issue of decriminalizing simple possession of illegal drugs and provide recommendations.

‘I was praying they would hurry’: Calgary woman waits almost 3 hours for ambulance

A Calgary woman waited nearly 3 hours for help after a bad fall. First responders say this is an unfortunate reality with wait times getting worse.

Canada’s food industry making adjustments amid large bird flu outbreak

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says this has been an unprecedented year globally for avian flu, or bird flu as it's also known.

Melfort, Sask. RCMP find missing man dead

A 30-year-old man who was last seen on Jan. 3 was recently located and pronounced dead by Melfort RCMP. Police stated that no foul play is suspected.

Federal budget boosts electric vehicles, but Trudeau says nuclear power ‘is on the table’

Climate modelling at Simon Fraser University suggests B.C. can't build enough hydroelectric dams to meet both its commitment, and Ottawa's, to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Winnipeg Jets sign 2 draft picks, will join Manitoba Moose

The Jets signed Henri Nikkanen to Daniel Torgersson to three-year entry-level contracts on Monday.

Peel Regional Police land new grant funding to improve crisis response

Initiatives supported by the funding include a new complex care response team. The teams will support people experiencing addiction or homelessness.

Edmonton Oilers hit the road with playoff spot in sight

The Edmonton Oilers aren't quite where they want to be but they are getting closer to checking off one goal for the 2021/22 season. Clinch a playoff spot.

COVID-19: Ontario’s top doctor confirms sixth wave is upon us

Ontario's top doctor says that the sixth wave of COVID-19 is here, but notes that vaccines are helping to soften the blow.

Calgary councillor Gian-Carlo Carra under investigation for road rage incident

While the investigation being led by Edmonton police is underway, Carra has stepped back from his role as a Calgary police commissioner.

Roughriders QB Cody Fajardo ready for new title

Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo is ready to take on the new title of dad after he and his wife Laura announced their pregnancy earlier this off-season.

Surrey councillors set to vote again on freezing new ethics complaints before election

If approved, changes to the Council Code of Conduct Bylaw would freeze the processing of all new ethics complaints until after the municipality's general election in the fall.

Canada wants to build 400,000 homes a year. Who’s going to build them?

Canada's housing supply is not keeping up with population growth — in 2016, there were 427 housing units for every 1,000 Canadians, and in 2020, there were was 424.

Toronto Board of Health report outlines pandemic impact on children, young people

A report from the Toronto Board of Health is looking at the health impacts the COVID-19 pandemic has had on children and youth.

Ukrainians in Halifax raise money for their country by showcasing their culture

The Halifax Stand with Ukraine event will showcase and celebrate the country's culture.

City of Kawartha Lakes working to develop complete active transportation network

The City of Kawartha Lakes' new active transportation master plan will establish connectivity to complete a network of routes for those cycling, walking or rollerblading.

Package containing contraband seized at Warkworth Institution: Correctional Service Canada

Among the items seized were cannabis, cellphones and accessories, according to Correctional Service Canada.

N.L. Royal St. John’s Regatta ends ‘sexist’ gender based rowing distances

Pending a trial run in June, men and women will row the same distances at the Royal St. John's Regatta in August for the first time in the race's 203-year history.

RCMP officer killed in Nova Scotia’s mass shooting died in exchange of gunfire

Const. Heidi Stevenson, who was killed in Nova Scotia's 2020 mass shooting, was racing to support another officer when the fatal encounter with the gunman occurred.

Mounties issue another warning to sex workers about North Okanagan man

'In the interest of their safety, we are once again advising anyone who receives a request for sex-related services in the area of Salmon River Road, not attend the area."

Toronto police release images of suspects in hit-and-run at Bathurst, Niagara streets

Toronto police said officers received a report on March 20, at around 2:52 a.m., that two women had been struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Bathurst and Niagara streets.

COVID-19: Saskatchewan 4th dose booster expansion now underway

Saskatchewan residents 70 years and older and residents 50 years and older from First Nations communities are now eligible for their fourth dose.

Barnes named Eastern Conference rookie of month

For the second time this season, Toronto Raptors guard-forward Scottie Barnes has been named the NBA Eastern Conference rookie of the month.

New Brunswick hospitals in ‘crisis’ amid ongoing health-care worker shortages

The New Brunswick Medical Society says the health-care system in most areas is in crisis, as more than 500 health-care workers are off the job due to COVID-19.

Ontario colleges expected to offer new 3-year, 4-year degree programs this fall: province

The province announced that it will allow colleges to offer new three-year degree programs and additional four-year degree programs in an effort to increase the labour pool.

N.B. Opposition accuses premier of not making official languages review ‘a priority’

Premier Blaine Higgs says the government won't respond to the review until June, which will be six months after it was first released.

Teen charged after Dauphin, Man. gas station employee tackles robber

The suspects threatened a staff member at gunpoint, then made off with a large amount of stolen goods.

New Brunswick says program recruiting internationally-trained nurses has been a success

New Brunswick’s government says efforts to recruit nurses trained internationally have so far been successful – with 80 brought in to date and over 100 more on the way.

Baby One More Time: Britney Spears says she’s pregnant with 3rd child

Before a pregnancy test, Britney Spears said she and her fiancé Sam Asghari initially thought she was "food pregnant" from their recent vacation.

BetRivers CEO feels online casinos could be huge boon for Ontario government

Richard Schwartz says online casinos will generate substantially more tax dollars for the provincial government.

Ontario not returning to widespread mandate, but top doc strongly recommends masking

Ontario's top doctor says the province isn't reinstating a widespread mask mandate, but issued a "strong recommendation" for individuals to wear a mask in indoor public settings.

John Lennon’s son Julian sings ‘Imagine’ for 1st time in support of Ukraine

Julian Lennon said he would never perform the song 'Imagine' unless it was "the end of the world," though changed his mind after seeing war in Ukraine.

Man charged with conspiracy to commit murder at Alberta border going directly to trial

A lawyer for Christopher Lysak has told a Lethbridge judge that he is waiving his right to a preliminary hearing and he has elected to be tried by a jury.

Man facing abduction charges for incidents at cheer championships in Niagara Falls

Niagara Regional Police are investigating two separate abduction attempts at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre during the Canadian Cheer All-Star National Championships.

Green Shirt Day continues to grow and bring awareness to organ and tissue donation

Since the conception of Green Shirt Day, organ and tissue registration has seen a huge spike in support across Canada with more people signing up every year.

St. Malo school to receive much-needed upgrade from province, Manitoba education minister says

The school in St. Malo, south of Winnipeg, is getting a big upgrade from the province -- to the tune of $16 million.

Ontario could see up to 600 ICU admissions during 6th wave of COVID-19: Moore

Moore told a press conference Monday that he has received assurances from Ontario Health that the province's healthcare system has the capacity to 'care for all Ontarians.'

Vernon cyclist killed in Friday afternoon crash

Terleski said RCMP said a number of people remained on scene and attempted to provide life-saving assistance to the victim.

Waterloo Region, London submit joint bid to host 2023 World Junior Hockey Championships

Global News has confirmed that Waterloo Region and London are teaming up in a bid to jointly host the 2023 World Junior Hockey Championships.

Fire breaks out in Vancouver’s Gastown neighbourhood

The three-alarm fire broke out on Abbott Street on Monday morning and crews on the scene say several residents have been rescued from the building.

Speeding tickets and roadside prohibitions dished out at Kelowna check stops

There were five 90-day Immediate Roadside Prohibitions, which happens when someone fails a roadside test, with people testing over the 100 mg blood alcohol level.

Missing nonverbal teen discovered after rescuers hear clinking rocks

The teen and several family members were spending the day at Crescenta Valley Park in Glendale, California, when the boy went missing.

Fourth person charged in 2021 fatal Hagersville, Ont. collision investigation

Alex Dalton, 23, died in a multi-vehicle crash on King Street West in Haldimand County on April 23, 2021. He was ejected from his motorcycle in the incident, say OPP.

New twist on Budget Day shoe tradition symbolizes Manitoba’s support for Ukraine

Instead of buying a new pair of shoes, Manitoba Finance Minister Cameron Friesen said shoeboxes filled with personal items will be donated to Ukrainian refugees.

Campsite reservations at Saskatchewan provincial parks open next week

Campers looking to book a seasonal campsite at a Saskatchewan provincial park will be able to do so starting April 18.

Global demand for electric cars sparks opportunity for Canada’s mining sector. Here’s why

In the federal budget, the Liberals committed to providing up to $3.8 billion over eight years to create what the government calls Canada's first critical minerals strategy.

New Brunswick monitoring potential for flooding as river levels begin to rise

The spillway gates at the Mactaquac Dam, near Fredericton, will need to be opened soon because of the rising water, according to the Department of Public Safety.

Alberta Food and Beverage Expo returns to Lethbridge

More than 2,000 people attended the Alberta Food and Beverage Expo at Exhibition Park in Lethbridge on Saturday. It's the first time the trade show has happened in two years.

COVID-19 wastewater numbers skyrocket in Saskatoon by almost 750%

A USask toxicologist who tracks the COVID-19 wastewater numbers says the increase is likely a symptom of people letting their guard down.

COVID-19: Peterborough area reports 63 new cases, new hospitalization, outbreak at Millbrook LTC

Peterborough Public Health reports 55.5 per cent of eligible residents have received a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Pre-trial conference for Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum to be held in Prince George

Doug McCallum was charged on Dec. 10, 2021, stemming from an investigation into his claims that someone ran over his foot at a Save-On-Foods parking lot last September.

Southeast Saskatchewan to face ‘major’ spring blizzard this week

Environment Canada says southeast Saskatchewan could see 30 to 50 cm of snow while Manitoba could record up to 80 cm.

Driver dies after commercial motor vehicle rolls over in Norfolk County: OPP

One person is dead after the commercial motor vehicle they were driving went off the road and rolled over.

Accused in Quebec City sword attack to argue not criminally responsible for killings

The case at the Quebec City courthouse is expected to last from four to five weeks and will focus on Carl Girouard's mental condition at the time of the events.

Some Etsy sellers strike as e-commerce site hikes fees for shop owners

Etsy recently released a report indicating it would hike transaction fees for third-party sellers despite revenue being at an all-time high, prompting calls for a strike.

13-year-old facing assault, weapons charges following incident at Brantford cinema

Brantford police say they were called out to a King George Road cinema on Saturday amid reports of a teen engaged in disruptive and threatening behaviour.

Someone crashed a motorcycle and ran away, Guelph police say

Guelph police say they are looking for the person who crashed a motorcycle over the weekend and then ran away from the wreckage.

Amber Heard speaks out as Johnny Depp $50M defamation trial begins

The initial court case began when Johnny Depp filed a $50-million defamation lawsuit over a Washington Post op-ed penned by Amber Heard in late 2018 about domestic abuse.

Canadian Civil Liberties Association challenging Nova Scotia COVID-19 protest ban

A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge refused to hear the Canadian Civil Liberties Association's challenge to the injunction in June 2021.

Alberta government terminates relationships with 3 Russian regions

This is the first time the Alberta government has terminated relationships with sister regions, the government says.

Prime Minister Trudeau to visit Victoria B.C. Monday

The federal budget tabled last week placed a heavy emphasis on transitioning to the green economy, with new investments in critical minerals and metals.

E-bike battery explodes just after being removed from Cobourg house

Video captures a smoking e-bike battery, which quickly caught fire and then exploded in front of a home in Cobourg.

Plumes of smoke rising across the Okanagan as burns continue

'We are responsible for both. We are always thinking about the future of our children, and how we can sustain our world seven generations into the future.'

Ontario will heed advice of top doctors on masks: health minister

Health Minister Christine Elliott says that Ontario will reintroduce mask mandates if the province's top doctors recommend it.

‘Critically endangered’ Sumatran orangutan baby born at Toronto Zoo

In a press release, the Toronto Zoo announced that it's Sumatran orangutan Sekali, gave birth on Friday.

Shopify looks to protect CEO’s voting power with governance structure changes

Shopify is proposing changes to its governance structure to preserve founder and CEO Tobi Lutke's voting power,

Charges laid after Calgary police seize loaded weapons, illicit drugs and stolen property

The Calgary Police Service began an investigation into a suspected drug trafficker in early March. The investigation led officers to a property in the 100 block of 14 Avenue S.E.

April 16 – McGuire Financial

McGuire Financial will be on Talk To The Experts this weekend!

Austria’s leader urges Vladimir Putin to stop Ukraine war during in-person meeting

Karl Nehammer was the first European Union leader to meet Vladimir Putin since he ordered his troops to invade Ukraine on Feb. 24.

Grenade found in Kitchener disarmed, sent to wrong mailbox, police say

Waterloo Regional Police say the grenade that was found in a box at a Canada Post community mailbox last week, was disabled and delivered to the wrong mailbox.

COVID-19: Quebec sees hospitalizations jump by 85 as province adds 6 new deaths

Quebec has now expanded its immunization campaign to offer a fourth dose of the novel coronavirus vaccine to anyone who is aged 60 and older.

MLSE announces multi-year sports betting partnership with PointsBet Canada

MLSE announced Monday it has agreed to a multi-year agreement with PointsBet Canada.

Boy, 12, dies in drowning after falling into N.B. stream, police say

Emergency services in the Edmundston, N.B. region received a call around 3 p.m. Sunday that one child was injured after falling in, and danother boy was missing.

Car and backhoe collide on Airport Road in Peterborough

Around 8:20 a.m. emergency crews were called to the area of Airport Road just north of Brown Line for a two-vehicle collision.

Honda Indy returning to Toronto in July, tickets go on sale this week

The event will be held around the Exhibition Place grounds from July 15 to 17.

Kevin Spacey asks judge to dismiss Anthony Rapp sexual assault lawsuit

Anthony Rapp alleges that the 'House of Cards' actor sexually assaulted him when he was only 14.

Alectra makes $180,000 donation to Guelph hospital to reduce medical waste

Alectra Utilities says its $180,000 donation to Guelph General Hospital will go towards purchasing a new sterilization container system.

Ontario COVID numbers: 1,090 people in hospital, 184 in intensive care

The death toll in the province has risen to 12,566 as three more virus-related deaths were added.

Impaired driver in Deseronto crashes into parked cars: police

A Deseronto, Ont., man is facing several charges after a vehicle was driven off the road and into a driveway on Main Street in the town west of Kingston.

B.C. artist finds success injecting Star Wars imagery into local landscapes

Mexican Artist David Aste now calls Vancouver home. He’s been trying to build his brand here, and accidentally stumbled across an idea that got a big reaction.

Manitoba farmers grappling with rising feed and fertilizer costs

Manitoba cattle farmers are struggling with economic challenges.

Nova Scotia RCMP charge 4 with production of cocaine, trafficking

RCMP began a drug trafficking investigation related to cocaine in October 2021, but it wasn't until April when they executed search warrants and made arrests.

ATV driver dies in single-vehicle crash in Walpole Island First Nation: OPP

Lambton County OPP say emergency crews responded to the crash near Squirrel Island Road in Walpole Island First Nation at around 10:15 p.m. on Sunday night.

Prince Charles, Camilla will visit Canada in May as part of royal tour

The royal tour will include several stops, including in Newfoundland and Labrador and the Northwest Territories.

2 charged after kittens found in garbage bag in Kitchener

Waterloo Regional Police say two people have been charged after kittens were found in a trash bag in the Southdale area of Kitchener last month.

Jennifer Lopez announces 2nd engagement to Ben Affleck

In late 2002, Ben Affleck proposed to Jennifer Lopez, though the couple called off the engagement in 2004 before they got married.

Waterloo police charge 2 men after window of moving car shattered

Waterloo Regional Police charged two men after the driver’s side window of a moving vehicle was shattered by a circular projectile last Thursday.

Hamilton Conervartion authority warning residents in Eramosa Karst area of roaming coyote

The Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) is asking people to be aware of a coyote reportedly roaming the at Eramosa Karst Conservation Area.

1 arrested after home invasion early Monday on Hamilton’s west side: police

Hamilton police say they were called out to an address near King Street West and Strathcona Avenue for an alleged break and enter early April 11.

WHO analyzing 2 new Omicron COVID-19 sub-variants: BA.4 and BA.5

The WHO said it had begun tracking them because of their "additional mutations that need to be further studied to understand their impact on immune escape potential."

Woman taken to hospital after fire at building in North York

Emergency crews were called to a residential building on Fallstaff Avenue, near Jane Street, at around 6:45 a.m. Monday.

Mistaken for N.S. mass killer, man recalls shot ‘like a sonic boom’ as RCMP fired at him

Warning: This story contains content that may be disturbing to some readers. Discretion is advised. David Westlake is an unbelievably lucky man who still wonders what saved him when two Mounties mistook him for a killer and opened fire. On…

Manitoba prepares as worst blizzard in decades could hit the province Tuesday night

According to Environment Canada, a winter storm is headed to Manitoba in the coming days and it could potentially be the worst blizzard in decades.

Tens of thousands dead in Mariupol, Zelenskyy says amid plea to South Korea for arms

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said South Korea had many weapons that could not only help save the lives of ordinary Ukrainians, but help prevent Russia from attacking other nations.

Inquiry into Nova Scotia mass shooting resumes Monday

According to the Mass Casualty Commission calendar, the inquiry will hear details what occurred near Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade Hall and Shubenacadie, N.S.

Guangzhou shuts out new arrivals amid China’s COVID-19 outbreak

China is facing one of its worst local COVID-19 outbreaks since the pandemic began in 2020, and China is still mostly closed to international travel.

Ontario’s top doctor to provide COVID-19 update for 1st time since early March

Wastewater surveillance suggests cases have been on the rise since mid- to late March.

21-year-old woman critically injured after crash on QEW in Oakville

Emergency crews were called to the QEW near Ford Drive in Oakville at around 6:30 p.m. Sunday for reports of a serious crash.

Indigenous delegates hope to inspire as world watches Canada’s reconciliation story unfold

Progress made by First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples in Rome has already caught the attention of Native American boarding school survivors in the United States.

Another fire on central Edmonton block destroys abandoned building

An abandoned building in central Edmonton, next to the site of a major fire at the Milla Pub in November, was destroyed by fire Sunday evening.

Siksika graduate student named 2022 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess

Sikapinakii Low Horn was named First Nations Princess following a competition that included Indigenous dance, public speaking, cultural knowledge and personal interviews.

Manitoba Moose hold post-game watch party for Mike Malott’s UFC debut

Mike Malott picked up an exhilarating first-round finish at UFC 273 on Saturday, while his biggest fan was on the ice in Chicago playing for the Manitoba Moose.

Toppin, Quickley have career nights in Knicks win

NEW YORK (AP) — Obi Toppin scored a career-high 42 points, Immanuel Quickley had 34 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds, and the New York Knicks finished a disappointing season by beating the Toronto Raptors 105-94 on Sunday night.

Funeral for Canadian conductor Boris Brott celebrates a ‘beautiful creative life’

Renowned conductor Boris Brott was honoured during a service at Temple Anshe Sholom in Hamilton, less than a week after he was struck and killed in a hit-and-run.

Lack of awareness over COVID-19 antiviral pill causing barrier to access: experts

Some experts say there is a lack of awareness among the public for who qualifies for the pills and how to access them.

Edmonton’s Alberta Avenue community desperate for help after spike in crime

People living in Alberta Avenue want to see something done to problem properties. Many don't feel safe in their own neighborhood and think the city should step in.

Russia’s head of Chechnya republic says forces will ‘take Kyiv’

Ramzan Kadyrov, the powerful head of Russia's republic of Chechnya, said early on Monday that there will be an offensive by Russian forces on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.

City of Winnipeg and community groups prepare for late spring cleaning

Winnipeg's annual spring clean-up will be starting a little late this year, thanks to a late dump of snow in and around the city, but preparations are under way.

New parking app launching in Saskatoon

The City says the new app will operate and function similar to WayToPark with some extra features.

First cruise ship arrives in Vancouver, bringing hope to tourism industry

It’s the first cruise ship in nearly 900 days to arrive in Canada's largest port and a hopeful sign of things to come.

St. Andrews residents not worried about high water levels and upcoming rain

Despite a forecast for heavy rains, St Andrews residents remain unconcerned.

Baby owl back in nest after help from arborist and Salthaven West

Salthaven West clinic manager Natalia Slipak said a woman walking her dog on Thursday saw baby owls on the ground with the mother owl sitting on top of one of the babies.

USask researchers receive funding to examine impact of peer advocacy in coping with addiction

A team at USask are researching addiction and how peer mentorship can have a positive impact. Their goal is to find out what will help by investiagting lived experience.

Saskatoon business finds market for construction project management software in New York

MyComply, a Saskatoon-based construction tech business recently secured $5.6 million by expanding its firm to the United States.

Surrey council to consider freezing ethics complaints until fall election

The proposal would stop the city's ethics commissioner from hearing new complaints in the six months leading up to next fall's municipal election.

Three found dead following house fire in Portage la Prairie, man in custody, RCMP say

Manitoba RCMP say the bodies of three people were found inside a home in Portage la Prairie after a fire early Sunday morning.

Kingston Police arrest suspect in murder case

Kingston Police have arrested a man alleged to have been involved in a stabbing death.

Russian invasion to cut Ukraine’s GDP by over 45% this year, World Bank predicts

Ukraine's economic output will likely contract by a staggering 45.1% this year the World Bank said on Sunday in a new report amid Russian invasion.

Second emergency vehicle stolen and recovered in B.C. Interior

The Interlakes Volunteer Fire Department says someone broke into its fire hall in Bridge Lake on Friday night and stole a pickup truck used for medical calls.

Stabbing of Calgary woman prompts founder of safety movement to take action

The Calgary founder of the Pin-Up-Girl project held an event promoting women's safety on Sunday in memory of a woman who was killed on her way to work.

Trinity Valley Rd. police incident cleared, one person taken to hospital

The Trinity Valley Rd. incident has been cleared with one person taken to hospital.

Police seek witnesses of alleged attempt to lead 14-year-old-girl from subway station

Police allege a 14-year-old girl was approached by a man inside a subway station. 'He put his arms around her and spoke to her while escorting her in his direction."

Vigil held to mourn death of Seneca College student shot at Toronto subway station

Kartik Vasudev was shot and killed at the Sherbourne subway station in Toronto. "He was the child every parent wants, the best child," his father said.

Calgary fire crews battle grass fire in northeast

The fire broke out just after 1:30 p.m. in a rural area between 115 Avenue and Country Hills Boulevard N.E.

Canada’s Dion wins short-track world gold as Hamelin caps career with relay bronze

Canadian short-track speedskater Pascal Dion won his first world championship gold medal and his decorated teammate Charles Hamelin capped his career with a relay bronze.

Tiger Woods’ comeback meets thundering end as Masters final showdown begins

Tiger Woods' comeback following a car crash that threatened his career ended with a thundering ovation far away from the Masters 2022 leaderboard on Sunday.

Moncton’s Ukrainian community preparing for Orthodox Easter

Moncton's Ukrainian community invited the Greater Moncton community to help them prepare for a special Easter celebration on Sunday.

Alleged mistreatment of temporary foreign workers in Quebec prompts calls for change

The Immigrant Workers Centre is calling for the end of closed work permits after allegations of abuse of foreign temporary workers at Quebec seniors homes.

East Vancouver volunteers help take back neighbourhood ‘rocked with graffiti’

Almost every weekend, Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre volunteers crack open the paint and work together to get rid of unwanted graffiti scrawled on walls and buildings.

9-year-old girl struck in hit and run: Regina police

Regina Police Service is asking anyone with information regarding an alleged hit and run that sent a nine-year-old girl to the hospital to come forward.

Heavy snow, strong winds tracking to hit southern Manitoba on Tuesday

Environment Canada says a Colorado low will arrive in southern Manitoba on Tuesday night, bringing with it between 20 to 40 centimeters of snow that will continue into Wednesday.

End of mask mandate in Ontario has fueled growing COVID-19 wave, provincial report suggests

Ontario lifted mandatory masks in most public settings on March 21, although masks are still required in some settings including public transit and long-term care homes.

Russia appoints new war commander after Ukraine invasion setbacks: U.S. official

White House national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said, "no appointment of any general can erase the fact that Russia has already faced a strategic failure in Ukraine."

Ontario government pledges $75M to restore train service from Toronto to Timmins

Premier Doug Ford made the pre-election announcement in Timmins after travelling from Toronto on board an Ontario Northland train.

Liberal Party national convention to take place in Ottawa in May 2023

The meeting will feature policy discussions, keynote speakers, training and the election of the party's next national board of directors.

Nearly 30,000 lose power on Vancouver Island amid rare spring snow

BC Hydro cites several causes for the outages that affected Qualicum Beach and Parksville, including failed transmission circuits, downed wires and a rare snowstorm.

Well-known West Island server ‘Manoir Bob’ retires after 47 years

A well-known West Island server has decided to hang up his apron after nearly 50 years. Bob Harmidy from Le Manoir Brasserie in Pointe Claire is calling it quits.

Vernon considering 2nd summer street closure after 2021 pilot faced challenges

The initial 2021 trial project faced significant challenges including the impact of last summer's heat dome and harrowing wildfire season.

Winnipeg police lay charges, identify victim in Magnus Avenue homicide

Winnipeg police have laid charges and identified the victim in the city's 11th homicide of the year. The victim has been identified as Franklin Aaron Tobacco, 31, of Winnipeg.

N.S. property owner pledges 10% of real estate sale to aid Ukraine

"I thought this is a really appropriate time to put my desires where the pocket book is, so when the building sells, that’s what I’m going to be doing," said Neal Livingston.

Loblaw vs. Frito-Lay: Snacks to return to store shelves after price dispute

The dispute began over pricing between Frito-Lay Canada and Loblaw Companies as the maker of brands like Cheetos, Doritos, Lays, Ruffles, Sunchips tried to recoup higher costs.

U.S. working to get Ukraine ‘the weapons it needs’ against Russia: security adviser

U.S. national security adviser said the Biden administration will send more weapons to Ukraine to prevent Russia from seizing more territory and targeting civilians.

Man dies after vehicle crashes into building in Winnipeg’s north end

Winnipeg police say a 27-year-old man died Saturday evening shortly after 9:00 p.m. when he allegedly fled a traffic stop and crashed into a building.

Canadian recounts his time fighting in Ukraine: ‘It was the only one right decision’

A Canadian traveled to Ukraine to both join the fight and help his mother, who lived in Kyiv, flee the country. He survived a missile attack and got his mother to Canada.

Montreal’s Les Supremes win world synchronized figure skating championship

Ranked second after the short program, Les Supremes vaulted to the top of the podium with their free program at FirstOntario Centre.

Sanctions over Ukraine are starting to ‘shrink’ Russia’s economy. Here’s how

Russia’s gross domestic product is estimated to shrink by 15 per cent by the end of the year, according to the International Institute of Finance (IIF).

County divided: COVID-19 response strains relationships in Alberta’s least-vaccinated region

Public health measures to try to curb the spread of COVID-19 have sown a stark divide in Mackenzie County, the least vaccinated region in Alberta.

IHIT called to Maple Ridge after fatal shooting

Police say it happened at 4:30 p.m. in the parking lot of the Olympians gym at 226 Street and Lougheed Highway.

Ontario Provincial Police investigating fatal crash in Wasaga Beach, Ont.

While police were guarding the scene, around 4 a.m., a car attempted to drive through the road closure, disobeying the barricades, the OPP said.

Kelowna security guard puts out suspicious fire in downtown building

The Kelowna Fire Department said crews were called to Discovery Bay Resort at 1088 Sunset Drive around 1:15 a.m. on Sunday after a fire was found in a hallway.

Biden set to speak with Modi as U.S. warns India on importing Russian energy

Biden, who last spoke to Modi in March, recently said that only India among the Quad group of countries was "somewhat shaky" in acting against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

1 taken to hospital, cat rescued after London, Ont. apartment fire

The London Fire Department says one person was taken to hospital after a fire at an apartment building on McNay Street early Sunday morning.

Noah Hanifin sets up Flames in 4-1 win over Kraken

The Calgary Flames beat the Seattle Kraken 4-1 on Saturday for their fourth straight victory.

Elections Ontario offering more options for voting other than in person on June 2

Political parties are currently making pandemic campaign plans, but the body that administers Ontario elections has had a possible pandemic election in its sights for a long time.

Habs forward Jonathan Drouin set to make full recovery after wrist surgery

Jonathan Drouin had been listed as 'out indefinitely' with an upper-body injury since March 25. He recorded six goals and 20 points in 34 games this season for Montreal.

Ontario COVID-19 update: 977 people in hospital, 173 in intensive care

The figures mark a day-on-day decrease in Ontario COVID-19 hospitalizations but figures are still higher than they were a week ago.

‘Our lobsters are gold plated now:’ Atlantic Canada lobster exports, prices soar

Canadian lobster exports reached a staggering $3.26 billion last year, beating the previous record of $2.59 billion, set in 2019, by more than 25 per cent.

Frustration over COVID-19 rules boosts Quebec Conservatives ahead of fall election

In a province where opposition parties have generally backed the government's COVID-19 restrictions, Éric Duhaime has built support through his opposition to lockdown measures.

Stoney Nakoda combines western science with cultural teachings in bison monitoring

Members of the Stoney Nakoda Nations west of Calgary, Alta. say they want to see... The post Stoney Nakoda combines western science with cultural teachings in bison monitoring appeared first on APTN News.

Residents raise stink over proposed industrial feedlot near popular Alberta lake

Dozens of people who live in Wetaskiwin County oppose an application for a confined feeding operation near Pigeon Lake, citing environmental and property value concerns.

Ukrainian forces dig in as showdown with Russia in eastern Ukraine looms

Experts say a full-scale offensive in the east could start within days, though questions remained about the ability of Russia's depleted and demoralized forces.

Driver dies after fatal street racing collision on Toronto highway: police

Police said they were trying to locate the vehicle and driver the deceased person was racing against. They described it as a white Honda S2000 and appealed to the public for help.

Downtown shooting leaves one in critical condition: Toronto police

Police said several people called after hearing multiple gunshots to report somebody had been shot. Officers arrived to find a man suffering from a gunshot wound.

What’s a Canadian film? Regulator to define if new online streaming bill passes: minister

Policy-makers and experts in Canada's creative industries are now grappling with the thorny issue of what, precisely, makes a film or television program Canadian.

Families, advocates divided on ‘forced’ care for youth struggling with drug addiction

Laws vary across Canada for what amounts to involuntary detox for minors who are sometimes detained through the emergency department following an overdose.

Following Canada’s lead, U.S. awaits results of Indigenous boarding school probe

On the heels of a historic moment of healing for Indigenous Peoples in Canada, counterparts in the United States are anxiously anticipating a federal report on residential schools.

French voters head to the polls for 1st round of presidential election

Unless someone gets more than half of the nationwide vote, there will be a second and decisive round between the top two candidates on Sunday, April 24.

Edmonton Oilers winning streak ends with shootout loss to Colorado

After several chances to finish the game in overtime, the Oilers fell 2-1 in a shootout to the Colorado Avalanche at Rogers Place on Saturday night.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens fall to Toronto Maple Leafs

One of the highlights of the Montreal Canadiens' season was at the Bell Centre a fortnight ago. Back in Toronto for the return match, the Leafs got their revenge with a 3-2 win.

Ukraine bans all imports from Russia amid calls for harsher sanctions

Ukraine has banned all imports from Russia, one of its key trading partners before the war with annual imports valued at about $6 billion.

Matthews scores two more, Leafs down Habs

Auston Matthews scored his league-leading 57th and 58th goals of the season 27 seconds apart in the first period as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 on Saturday.

Latjor Tuel laid to rest as investigation into Calgary Police shooting continues

Family and friends of Latjor Tuel as well as members of Calgary's Sudanese community continue to search for answers as they lay his body to rest on Saturday.

Cruise industry returns to Canada as first ship docks in Victoria, B.C.

Carrying about 1,200 passengers, Holland America's Koningsdam arrived in the provincial capital, marking the return of one of British Columbia's major tourism drivers.

Central Okanagan MLAs calling for new provincial riding in Kelowna

MLA's Norm Letnick, Ben Stewart and Renee Merrifield are all calling for a new electoral district to be added to Kelowna before the next provincial election.

Poilievre stump speech for Conservative leadership draws large crowd in Okanagan

On Saturday afternoon, Pierre Poilievre, who’s seeking the Conservative Party leadership, drew around 1,000 people to his speech in Kelowna.

Trump endorses celebrity surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz for U.S. Senate

Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday said he is endorsing celebrity surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz, who is running as a Republican for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania.

3 people found dead in car near Leoville: Saskatchewan RCMP

According to an RCMP release, the Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service is still investigating and there was evidence of illicit drug consumption at the scene.

Calgary police make arrest after broad daylight indecent exposure

Police said the man in a white pickup appeared to follow a woman walking through Mission, then tried to speak with her while committing an indecent act.

Victim of Surrey shooting dies, identified as 33-year-old White Rock man

Police say the shooting does not appear either to be random or connected to the ongoing regional gang conflict.

Lion statues in Vancouver’s Chinatown vandalized yet again

Lion statues at the Millennium Gate and the nearby Vancouver Chinese Cultural Centre have been repeatedly targeted by vandals, sometimes with explicitly racist graffiti.

Nearly 30 hectares purchased in South Okanagan to protect bighorn sheep

The Nature Trust of British Columbia says the habitat purchase encompasses 29.2 hectares (72 acres) south of Penticton, with the land providing habitat for species at risk.

Gates on Calgary’s Crescent Road being considered as part of master plan and to address safety issues

A popular spot for running, graduation photos and having lunch, Crescent Heights residents also say it comes with noise, garbage, speeding and crime.

Okanagan water board asks for more federal funding to fight invasive mussels

The OBWB says the funding, which will expire in 2023 and also goes towards lake monitoring, was previously provided through the Canada Nature Fund for Aquatic Species at Risk.

Kurling for Kids returns with fundraiser for Montreal pediatric hospitals

The organization supports the Montreal Children's Hospital and Sainte-Justine center for pediatric services. Funds raised will help purchase a condo building for the former.

Vancouver council considering tax hike to cover $5.7M restored to VPD budget

Council had voted to freeze the VPD 's 2021 budget but the province overruled that decision last month, meaning the city will need to come up with $5.7 million.

Dartmouth residents hold rally to protect Southdale wetlands from development

The wetlands have been designated as one of nine special planning areas in HRM. The province is looking to build over 22,000 new residential units in the nine areas.

Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: April 2022

A viewer-submitted photo is featured daily in Your Saskatchewan on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina.

Shooting in area of York University campus: Toronto police

Officers responded after someone was shot in the area of Shoreham Drive and The Pond Road, beside the Aviva Centre tennis arena, police said.

Moncton welcomes return of boat show — and its revenue

Though the future looked uncertain for the boating industry at the beginning of the pandemic, one salesperson said "to everyone's surprise in a good way, boat sales took off."

Pakistan PM Imran Khan ousted after losing no-confidence vote in parliament

The vote means Imran Khan will no longer hold office and the country's lower house will now elect a new prime minister and government.

Yukon public service program struggling to increase number of Indigenous workersThe pilot has been extended in order to boost the percentage of Indigenous government employees from 15 to 22 per cent. The post Yukon public service program struggling to increase number of Indigenous workers appeared first on APTN News.

Mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics popping up again in Montreal’s West Island

In an effort to encourage more people to get their vaccine, pop-up clinics are once again showing up in different parts of the city.

RCMP recover search and rescue truck stolen from Williams Lake, B.C.

The stolen one-tonne 2020 Dodge Ram is used for search-and-rescue and highway rescue tasks and was stocked with equipment to extricate people from vehicles in the case of a crash.

Missing Moncton woman, 83, dies after being found in medical distress

The Codiac RCMP says the woman was found shortly after 1 p.m. Saturday and was given first aid, but died while on her way to the hospital.

SaskPower restores service to First Nation, Hutterite colonies after storm

SaskPower said they made 'solid gains' on Friday night, restoring service to 145 customers on Nekaneet First Nation and in four of the Hutterite colonies south of Maple Creek.

Toronto businesses hopeful as stadiums fill up for first time since pandemic

After nearly two years of pain, Toronto businesses are bracing for full houses after Blue Jays' season got underway and as the Maple Leafs and Raptors prepared for playoff runs.

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy committed to pressing for peace despite Russian attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Saturday that he is committed to pressing for peace despite Russian attacks on civilians that have stunned the world.

Montreal French expats face hours-long wait to vote in France election

By noon, four hours after the polls opened, the estimated wait-time was two and half hours, according to a post on the Consulat Général de France à Montréal's Twitter feed.

Peel police charge 19-year-old after discovering loaded gun in car

Peel Regional Police said uniform police officers 'investigated a vehicle' around 11:28 p.m. Friday in the area of Bovaird Drive and Great lakes Drive in Brampton, Ont.

Edmonton Oilers put streak on the line against 1st place Avs

The Colorado Avalanche come into Edmonton on a five-game win streak to face the Oilers on a six-game streak of their own.

Saskatchewan spring runoff higher than expected: WSA

'The slower melt, the cooler the temperatures we’ve seen so far have really helped to make sure the melt is going smoothly,' WSA spokesperson Sean Osmar said.

2 men released after shootings in East Preston, N.S. prompted emergency alert

Nova Scotia RCMP Cpl. Chris Marshall said police now believe there were only two suspects in the shootings that prompted an alert Friday and that two men may yet be charged.

Mi’kmaw sisters with type one diabetes camp in a teepee to raise donations

As part of a campaign to raise donations, three Mi’kmaw sisters are camped out in a... The post Mi’kmaw sisters with type one diabetes camp in a teepee to raise donations appeared first on APTN News.

Salmon Arm, B.C. wrestler makes name for herself, trains for nationals

B.C. high school wrestler Eve Maxwell is hoping to compete at nationals in Calgary this June to cap off the season. 'So far it's been the best season I've ever had.'

Alberta NDP promises $155 million to revitalize downtown Calgary if elected

The NDP unveiled a number of proposals to address Calgary's "hollowed-out" downtown core as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday.

U.K., allies to ‘ratchet up’ Russia sanctions amid Ukraine invasion: PM Johnson

Johnson's visit to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv was previously unannounced. He said the new measures would include moving away from the use of Russian hydrocarbons.

Inmate death reported at Atlantic Institution in New Brunswick

Correctional Service Canada says Dany Bernatchez died while in custody at the maximum-security prison on Friday. No other details have been released.

Jason Kenney urges UCP to back him or risk election loss to Alberta NDP

The controversial party vote to determine the future of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney begins today.

Canada giving exemptions on biometrics to more Ukrainians fleeing war

Immigration minister says Canada won't require biometrics from people under the age of 18, over 60 years, and those with previous Canadian visas that have no immigration issues.

Olympic gold celebration tour: Canada defeats Nigeria 2-0 in women’s soccer friendly

The Canadian women's soccer team played in B.C. as part of a celebration tour recognizing the gold medal they won at the Tokyo Olympics last summer.

5 injured after shooting at Windsor, Ont. bowling alley

Windsor police are searching for a suspect in relation to an overnight shooting. Police say officers were called to a bowling alley in the 10000 block of Tecumseh Road East.

Calls grow for permanent paid sick leave as N.S. tells people to ‘get back out there’

Nova Scotia's temporary paid sick leave program expired last month and advocates are calling for legislation for permanent paid sick days as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

Winnipeg police investigate William Whyte homicide, one person in custody

Winnipeg police say one person was taken into custody after a man was found dead inside a home in the William Whyte neighbourhood Friday evening.

Junior hockey: Rockets host Giants, Warriors eliminate Vipers

The Salmon Arm Silverbacks took a 3-2 series lead over the Wenatchee Wild with a 5-1 win on Friday night.

Pierre Poilievre draws huge crowds amid Conservative party leadership race

As of Saturday, Conservative party leadership candidates have under two months left to sign up members before the June 3 deadline.

‘Everybody’s responsibility’: Number of deadly overdoses surging in Manitoba

The number of people who died from drug overdoses surpassed 400 in Manitoba last year, more than double the historical average of 200.

Incumbent Brampton, Ont. NDP MPP ousted at nomination meeting

Kevin Yarde, MPP for Brampton North, was replaced by Sandeep Singh in a nomination meeting Thursday. Singh will contest the seat for the NDP when Ontario goes to the polls in June.

Turbulent times: How climate change could dampen future summer air travel

Airlines and airports in Canada say they have contingency plans in place ahead of another potential heat wave this summer. Here is what you should know.

Saskatoon Blades goaltender Nolan Maier wins 121st career game, becomes WHL all-time wins leader

With a 2-0 shutout victory over arch rivals the Prince Albert Raiders Friday, Blades netminder Nolan Maier picked up win No. 121, making him the winningest goalie in WHL history.

Ukraine is ready for ‘hard battle’ with Russia in eastern regions: Zelenskyy

The Ukrainian military says Moscow is preparing for a thrust to try to gain full control of the Donbas regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Montreal student takes home prestigious music award

After devoting himself to the piano, Devon Packer turned to composition during the pandemic and now the 16-year old's efforts are being recognized.

Montreal woman dies after stabbing; city’s 5th homicide of 2022

Investigators have yet to identify the victim, but Montreal police confirmed Saturday a fatal stabbing marks the fifth homicide of the year in the city.

Ontario COVID update: 1,188 people in hospital, 168 in intensive care

Saturday's COVID-19 report in Ontario marks an increase of 53 in hospitalizations and two in ICU occupancy compared to the day prior.

Hernandez leads Blue Jays to wild 10-8 win in Toronto’s first home opener since 2019

Hernandez had a three-run blast and scored the winning run as Toronto rallied for a raucous 10-8 win over the Texas Rangers on Friday.

More civilians flee east Ukraine after Kramatorsk train station attack

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demanded a tough global response to Friday's train station attack in Kramatorsk, calling it the latest sign of war crimes by Russian forces.

Woman arrested after punching police officer in the face during Toronto Blue Jays’ home opener

During the Blue Jays game Friday, police responded to a call in the 500 level for reports of an altercation. The alleged incident took place around 10:20 p.m., Toronto police said.

2 in custody after Brampton, Ont. collision involving ‘numerous’ vehicles: police

Peel Regional Police said officers responded to a call about a multi-vehicle collision at around 4:15 a.m. Saturday. The incident took place at Highway 410 and Steeles Avenue.

COMMENTARY: Budget 2022 and Canada’s incredible disappearing deficits

The annual deficit has shrunk by $275B in two years, even as the government announced new initiatives. What gives? Economist Jim Stanford looks at the red line of Budget 2022.

Historic 1st all-private astronaut team safely docks to space station

The first all-private team of astronauts sent to the International Space Station arrived safely at the orbiting research platform on Saturday to begin a week-long science mission.

Putin could use Ukraine war to interfere in U.S. politics, intel officials warn

Vladimir Putin may use the Biden administration's support for Ukraine as a pretext to order a new campaign to interfere in American politics, U.S. intelligence officials say.

French election: Macron faces tough challenge from far-right Le Pen

Macron, a political centrist, for months looked like a shoo-in to become France's first president in 20 years to win a second term. But that scenario has blurred.

Shanghai looking to ease COVID-19 lockdown after mass testing

The fresh round of testing comes as the Chinese city reported about 23,000 cases on Saturday, most of them asymptomatic.

Foreign Minister Melanie Joly headed to Indonesia, Vietnam to boost ties

Joly said prosperity, security and well-being of Canadians will be increasingly linked to economic, social and political developments of the Indo-Pacific region.

The digital David and Goliath battle over online hate

At first, Imran Ahmed says people scoffed when he tried to explain how dangerous platforms like Facebook could be. They aren’t laughing anymore.

Guilbeault asks Alberta minister to ‘correct’ column on emissions reduction

Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has written a letter to his Alberta counterpart to correct what he calls errors in Jason Nixon's recent newspaper column.

Owen Sound spoils London Knights’ quest for perfection in season series with 5-4 win

Cody Morgan had four points and Luke Evangelista and Tonio Stranges each had three points but it wasn't enough against the Attack.

Jets mount late charge but Makar scores in OT to give Avalanche the win

Mark Scheifele and Nikolaj Ehlers scored late in the third to send the game to overtime, but Cale Makar scored on a power play to win it for the visitors.

Siakam, Trent lead Raptors past Rockets 117-115

The Toronto Raptors came away with yet another close victory as they gear up for the playoffs.

Province willing to work with City of Vancouver to help stop Chinatown graffiti

B.C.’s attorney general said he’s willing to partner with the city of Vancouver to help take back the heritage community.

Selkirk, Man. residents raise concerns after large fuel leak at nearby gas station

Although the environmental impact of the incident is unclear, PDC said the clean-up is almost finished. It said the newly built gas station appears to have had deficiencies.

Early rumblings of labour strife as public sector contract talks hit impasse

The BCGEU said Thursday that negotiations on behalf of 33,000 workers had broken down with the province's wage offer amounting to a wage cut under rapidly rising inflation.

A B.C. couple’s newborn was ready for pickup from the morgue for 8 weeks. No one told them

The newborn baby's body had been ready for his family to be picked up from the morgue days after being born, but no one told the parents.

COVID-19: Relaxed health measures to blame for sick kids, Saskatchewan pediatrician says

Pediatrician Dr. Kurji feels the abnormal timing of the viral surge is partly to blame on the recent removal of covid-19 health measures.

Canada’s auto makers say 2022 budget not enough for electric vehicle target sales

The Canadian auto industry says federal budget programs for electric vehicles and charging stations aren't enough to reach the government's ambitious new sales targets.

Federal budget plan yields mixed reactions from Saskatchewan organizations

On Thursday, the Canadian government released the federal budget plan, While some Saskatchewanians praised the plan, others criticized some decisions.

‘We had 5.4 million rides on our lifts’: Big White Ski Resort looks back on busy season

As the skiing season comes to a close, Big White Ski Resort takes a look back on its busy season.

Nova Scotia RCMP issue emergency alert after shots fired in two Halifax communities

Nova Scotia RCMP have issued an emergency alert warning people to lock their doors and shelter in place after shots were fired in two communities.

Unemployment rate down in Saskatchewan compared to 2021

Across Canada, the unemployment rate fell to 5.3 per cent, which is the lowest on record going back to 1976.

Nova Scotia’s Mattea Roach wins Jeopardy! for the 4th time, winnings top $100K

Roach, a 23-year-old originally from Halifax, handily beat her two opponents and won $24,200 USD — bringing her total winnings over four days to just over $83,212 CAD.

Prosecution service in B.C. reviewing case of Lake Babine Nation man’s death in custodyThe B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS) says it’s reviewing a report from the province’s police watchdog... The post Prosecution service in B.C. reviewing case of Lake Babine Nation man’s death in custody appeared first on APTN News.

Squamish Nation artist’s designs featured on new West Vancouver fire truck

The designs by Squamish Nation artist Xwalacktun include a Thunderbird over a long house, and a canoe with raised Coast Salish paddles holding the Lions Gate Bridge.

Environmental group sparks debate over B.C. cruise industry’s economic impact in Victoria

An independent report commissioned by Stand.earth argues the cruise industry's economic impact does not match its environmental impact.

IIO report opens door to possible charges against Port Moody police officer

British Columbia's police watchdog has filed a report with the prosecution service for consideration of charges, saying a Port Moody officer may have committed an offence while making an arrest.

Ongoing Sask. RCMP investigation into death of Cody Tait leads to fourth arrest

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes have laid charges against a fourth person in relation to the death of Cody Tait that occurred on Beardy's and Okemasis' Cree Nation, Sask.

Neuron e-scooters and e-bikes launch in Lethbridge

On Friday, Lethbridge launched Neuron electric scooters and electric bikes across the city. They're a quick, easy, and sustainable way to travel.

Doctor closes specialty clinic in year 3 of pandemic to focus on critical care: ‘I had to make a choice’

After years of working harder than he ever has, Dr. Darren Markland -- an Edmonton doctor known for guiding people through the COVID-19 pandemic -- is closing his practice.

AFN looks to change ‘financial relationship’ with Canada after budget falls short The 2022 federal budget is a smaller one than last year’s and this means less... The post AFN looks to change ‘financial relationship’ with Canada after budget falls short appeared first on APTN News.

Helping Okanagan seniors find shared accommodations is goal of new pilot program

'That leaves me with no money for other things in life. Finding good accommodation in itself is a problem. Finding good affordable accommodation is impossible.'

Métis collective RRE faces backlash over governance workshop at MMF meeting The 2022 Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF)’s Annual General Assembly (AGA) was filled with new initiatives... The post Métis collective RRE faces backlash over governance workshop at MMF meeting appeared first on APTN News.

Federal budget garners mixed reviews from Lethbridge organizations

Lethbridge organizations are split on what the federal budget could mean for residents of the southern Alberta city.

Israeli forces kill Palestinian suspect after shooting at Tel Aviv bar

Israeli security forces on Friday shot dead a Palestinian suspected of killing three people in a Tel Aviv bar after officers combed the streets for hours.

Conservative Party leadership candidate from Ontario making Okanagan stop

Roman Baber currently sits as an independent in Ontario’s provincial legislature, and represents the Toronto riding of York Centre.

Teen in life-threatening condition as police called to assault at Edmonton school

Police are investigating an assault that took place at or near an Edmonton high school on Friday.

Montreal teen shares cancer journey to raise awareness, funding for research

The videos are also meant to raise awareness about testicular cancer, which, according to Ross' doctor, oncologist Raghu Rajan, is the most common cancer in young men.

Calgary woman issues warning following indecent act in broad daylight

A Calgary woman is speaking publicly about her troubling encounter after she said a man followed her and exposed himself on a busy street in the city's southwest.

Man charged with trying to disarm Vancouver police officer appears in court

Charges of assaulting a peace officer and disarming a peace officer were approved against Elijah Otwey, 22, on Thursday after he allegedly tried to take an officer's gun on Monday.

Alberta releases recovery plans for 2 threatened caribou herds

The Alberta government has released recovery plans for two herds of threatened caribou in the province's north.

Toronto-area Metro distribution centre workers sign new collective agreement, end strike action

Toronto-area Metro warehouse workers who have been on strike for several days are set to return to the job after signing a new collective agreement, Unifor says.

Witness tells court police saw ‘low’ threat level for 2012 Quebec election shooting

The plaintiffs allege police didn't do enough to evaluate the risks associated with the event and that there were no police stationed outside the back door of the downtown venue.

Crews battle active grass fire in east Cochrane

The fire was located between Benchlands Drive and the community of Gleneagles and emergency crews were on-site conducting fire suppression activities.

B.C. scientist wins prestigious national award for work on mRNA COVID-19 vaccine

Biochemist Pieter Cullis, former director of UBC's Life Sciences Institute, was named a winner of the 2022 Canada Gairdner International Award on Tuesday.

Reinfection risk: Omicron appears to produce shorter-lived immunity, experts say

How long do you have till COVID-19 reinfection comes knocking? Health officials say the answer is complex — but Omicron may cut that timeframe.

Watchdog investigating police-involved shooting of man in crisis in Surrey, B.C.

The victim was found inside a residence and was in possession of a weapon when "shots were fired by police." The man later died of his injuries in hospital.

TVDSB Board of Trustees calls special meeting as staff absences rise

Tuesday's special meeting of the Thames Valley District School Board's Board of Trustees will feature updates from local medical officers of health to help address staff shortages.

Police seek to identify suspect after woman assaulted at Toronto subway station

Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with an assault investigation in Toronto.

No sour grapes: Hit hard by smoke damage, Okanagan winery looks to brighter future

'While attempts to mitigate the impact of the contamination were tried, the results did not meet the winery’s quality standards,' the family said in a blog post.

COVID-19: Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington reports highest infection rate in Ontario

The KFL&A region is experiencing the province's highest COVID-19 infection rate, as case counts continue to rise and experts encourage masking.

Vernon, B.C. man arrested after breaking into elementary school

He was released from custody and is scheduled to appear in court on April 14.

Brian Jean withdraws arbitration ahead of Kenney’s leadership review

Brian Jean previously expressed concerns over the UCP voter list, alleging there are thousands of people on the list who have not paid for their own memberships.

More than 1,500 of Betty White’s personal items to hit the auction block

Many treasures from the estate of Betty White, including red carpet outfits, signed 'Golden Girls' scripts, artwork and more will be available for auction later this year.

East Hamilton family searching for cat allegedly taken by pizza delivery driver

Rebecca and Carlo Belforte say their home surveillance camera showed footage of cat Dwight under a delivery driver’s arm.

Saskatoon police respond to 3 separate schools after phone call threats

A Saskatoon Police Service release said officers were responding to each of the locations and the public was asked to avoid the area.

U.S. restricts Russian access to fertilizer, valves as it broadens export curbs

The Biden administration on Friday broadened its export curbs against Russia and Belarus, restricting access to imports of items such as fertilizer and pipe valves.

Edmonton’s mosquito population could double without use of aerial control program

The $500,000 in funding that was formerly dedicated to the aerial mosquito control program in Edmonton will instead be reinvested in biological control.

Maple Leafs sign 2020 draft pick Axel Rindell

The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed defenceman Axel Rindell to a future two-year contract, the club announced Friday.

COVID-19: Peterborough reports 285 active cases, outbreak at Royal Gardens Retirement Residence

Due to demand, the health unit will require all vaccination appointments to be booked via Ontario’s online portal or the provincial booking call centre.

N.B. municipalities applaud federal budget housing funding, programs

The federal budget aims to help increase the housing stock, which is welcome news for municipalities in New Brunswick that are grappling with affordable housing issues.

London Food Bank kicks off annual Spring Food Drive

All donations will go towards helping Londoners and Ukrainian refugees, with a theme of coming together.

New Brunswick towns testing 4-day work week

'We’re sort of asking people to give it the old college try and see if it works for them,' said Quispamsis CAO Aaron Kennedy of their four-day work week trial run.

Montreal man faces attempted murder charges after online transaction goes wrong

The victim had made an offer on a smart phone being sold online and showed up, as directed, to an address on Tellier Street for the final purchase at 7 p.m.

Feel Good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week

Each week at Global BC, we’re going to highlight our stories to bring a bright spot to your Friday and into the weekend.

Russians bury relatives killed in Ukraine as Kremlin admits major losses

Russian families buried relatives killed in Ukraine with automatic gun salutes and military brass bands on Friday.

Internal documents show confusion after Alberta government halted 2020 overdose prevention pilot

Internal documents detail shock at the government stepping in to stop a project run by an arm's-length agency.

Two killed in head-on highway crash near Neepawa, Manitoba RCMP say

Spruce Plains RCMP say two drivers died early Friday when a truck from Gladstone, Man., and a pickup from Sandy Bay First Nation collided head-on.

RCMP hunt for tractor they say was stolen last week in Vernon

RCMP are looking for information and

City of Penticton facing legal action over proposed lakefront apartment building

The proposed apartment building at 602 Lakeshore Dr. W. would feature eight units. A one-storey home currently occupies the property.

Guelph police charge Puslinch man with driving offences after almost a year

Guelph police say they arrested a 19-year-old Puslinch man after an investigation launched almost a year ago by a number of driving complaints.

Vancouver police seek witnesses of alleged assault on visually impaired man

Police say the 69-year-old victim was walking in a crosswalk at Thurlow Street and Alberni Street around 11 a.m. on March 31 when he was punched in the stomach by a stranger.

Alberta correctional officers no longer required to be clean shaven

Effective immediately, those looking to become correctional officers in Alberta no longer need to be clean shaven.

Liberals’ plan for new financial crimes agency raises questions about RCMP role

Budget 2022 proposed setting up a new law enforcement agency to investigate 'complex and fast-moving cases of financial crime,' a role currently held by the RCMP.

Edmonton Oilers winger Evander Kane fined for kneeing Los Angeles Kings defenceman

The incident involving Kings defenceman Sean Durzi occurred in the second period of Thursday's game in Los Angeles.

Jury acquits two men of conspiring to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer

The men were charged in a plot prosecutors say had been inspired by their fierce opposition to pandemic-related restrictions that Whitmer's office imposed.

RCMP seek suspect in Nelson House machete attacks

One of the men, 29, was attacked while working in his yard. The other, 23, was outside a local business when he was assaulted.

Toronto police officer charged in connection with assault investigation

In a press release, Toronto police said at around 5:10 a.m., on Thursday, officers received a report of an assault in the Dundas Street West and Keele Street area.

Summerlicious to return to Toronto in August

In a press release on Friday, Toronto Mayor John Tory said the Summerlicious festival will return to the city, Aug. 12-28.

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