Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news Much of the work laid out in the agreement with BC, Ottawa after the 2017 fire season remains incomplete Tsilhqot’in Nation President Joe Alphonse near Williams Lake during the terrible fire season in 2017. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG article content Five years after devastating wildfires swept through central […]

The Saskatchewan government stands in solidarity with ranchers in the province calling for a formal beef price investigation, but says the federal government is better equipped to complete that job. Earlier this week, the Saskatchewan Livestock Producers Association (SSGA) called on the provincial and federal governments to “conduct a price investigation to address the significant […]

Regina’s city council approved an amendment Wednesday to form a committee to oversee the development of three different sports facilities. The new committee will look at the possible replacement and reuse of the Brandt Center, a new aquatic facility to replace the Lawson Aquatic Center, and a new high-performance baseball facility. The committee will be […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion opinion piece Opinion: When people shelter in parks, we cannot demand swift government action to provide housing and then allow well planned and funded options to fail during rezoning Looking south along the Arbutus Greenway from 8th Avenue. Submission of rezoning application for 2086-2098 West 7th Ave. and 2091 West 8th […]

Searching for answers, two British Columbia women lose hundreds of dollars after their Flair Airlines flight from Saskatoon to Vancouver is cancelled. Jennifer Langley told Global News that her travel nightmare began last Wednesday, when she and her family were ready to fly home to Victoria after visiting family in Saskatoon. The flight was canceled […]

CHICAGO- Days after a rooftop gunman killed seven people in a parade, attention turned to how the shooter obtained multiple weapons and whether the laws on the books in Illinois could have prevented the Independence Day massacre. Illinois gun laws are generally praised by gun control advocates as stricter than most states. But they did […]

SEATTLE (AP) — A grand jury found Wednesday that two Seattle police officers were justified in fatally shooting a mentally unstable pregnant black mother of four inside her apartment when she threatened them with knives in 2017. The six-member King County coroner’s inquest jury unanimously determined that officers Jason Anderson and Steven McNew, who are […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news A Metro Vancouver ban on wood-burning stoves in urban areas has prompted Lions Bay to try to change its regional land use designation to rural. Lions Bay BC on Wednesday July 6, 2022. The town wants Metro Vancouver to change its regional land use designation from general urban to […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news A Metro Vancouver ban on wood-burning stoves in urban areas has prompted Lions Bay to attempt to change its regional land use designation to rural. Lions Bay BC on Wednesday July 6, 2022. The town wants Metro Vancouver to change its regional land use designation from general urban to […]

More than eight months after being sworn in, the Edmonton City Council is now on summer vacation. While councilmembers will continue to attend community events and respond to citizen inquiries, the council will not meet again until mid-August. Eight new councilors joined new mayor Amarjeet Sohi in October and there have been hiccups even recently […]

CHICAGO (AP) — Two of the victims of the July 4 parade massacre in a Chicago suburb left behind a 2-year-old son. Another was staying with his family in Illinois after he was injured in a car accident about two months earlier. For some, it was a tradition. They were avid travelers, members of their […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Politics Opinion columnists Opinion: But Eby faces big perception issues when it comes to connecting with voters Employment Minister Ravi Kahlon says he will not run for NDP leadership and has backed Attorney General David Eby. Photo by Don Craig/Province of British Co /PNG article content VICTORIA — The NDP leadership race […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news Councilmembers unanimously supported the staff’s plan to replenish a contingency fund that is nearing depletion, in part to pay for changes brought about by the Confederation Line experience. A file photo of one of the new trains for Stage 2 of the Ottawa LRT system, delivered in October 2021. […]

CHICAGO- Two of the victims of the July 4 parade massacre in a Chicago suburb left behind a 2-year-old son. Another was staying with his family in Illinois after he was injured in a car accident about two months earlier. For some, it was a tradition. They were avid travelers, members of their synagogue, and […]

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — At least five children are among the 50 people still being held by gunmen who attacked a passenger train near the Nigerian capital, their families said Wednesday as they staged a protest demanding more action from police. authorities to rescue the hostages. As families protested the 100 days their relatives have […]

Enjoy Doug Ford’s gas tax exemption while it lasts, for six months. Don’t be fooled by the illusion of the 5.7 cent solution. It’s a bogus discount that counts for little because it never added up, but we’ll all pay the cost of lowering gas prices starting July 1. You can’t promise to rebuild a […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news And on Friday at 9 am, floats, horses, marching bands and other parade entries take to the streets of downtown Calgary to once again celebrate the start of the Calgary Stampede. Pictured is a view of 9 Avenue SW in downtown Calgary with a Plus-15 adorned by two YAHOOs […]

CHICAGO (AP) — Days after a rooftop gunman killed seven people in a parade, attention turned to how the shooter obtained multiple weapons and whether the laws on the books in Illinois could have prevented the Memorial Day massacre. the independence. Illinois gun laws are generally praised by gun control advocates as stricter than most […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news “There are still a lot of buyers out there. But there is also a lot of buyer fatigue.” Stock Photo: House for sale. Photo by Evan Buhler/The Canadian Press article content Ottawa’s resale housing market saw a drop in sales during June, with home sales plummeting 29 percent from a […]

Service Canada’s Kelowna office doesn’t open until 8:30 a.m., but on Wednesday, the line of people needing service started much earlier. “My husband was there. He was there at seven o’clock for the building to open at 8:30. He was the sixth person in line,” Kelowna resident Jessica Samuels said. Samuels and her husband applied […]

THE ANGELS – A 32-year-old man who grew up on the same streets in the same gang as Nipsey Hussle was found guilty Wednesday of first-degree murder in the 2019 shooting of the Grammy-winning rapper, who overcame his circumstances to become an inspiration. to the neighborhood where he was finally shot. The Los Angeles County […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news Local business Business The building brings to the sector 750,000 square feet of Class AA office and retail space, as well as 326 residential units From left to right: Navin Arora, Executive Vice President, TELUS Business Solutions, Ian Gillespie, Westbank Founder & CEO, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek, Alberta Premier […]

In all sports, there are certain players who can just take over a game. The kind of athlete where fans don’t need to understand the X’s and O’s to know something great is about to happen when the puck is on their stick or the ball is at their feet. Foothills Women’s Football Club midfielder […]

Two years have passed since Ingrid Buday went to sleep comfortably at home. The Toronto woman says her restful night’s sleep is being robbed by noisy motorcycles, failing exhausts and cars revving her engines. It led her to purchase an $8,000 ambient noise meter to track what was going on at night. For a year, […]

MONTREAL—Kyle Dubas literally had his back against the wall when asked about his future and whether he thought his job was on the line as general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. “I feel like it’s on the line every year and I’m judged at the end of every season,” Dubas said Wednesday as he […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links local arts Entertainment This year marks the return to business of Ottawa’s largest summer music festival, which kicks off Thursday and ends July 17 at its usual location in LeBreton Flats Park on the grounds of the Canadian War Museum. Sarah McLachlan confessed to feeling overwhelmed at the thought of writing songs […]

A Montreal woman with curly hair says airport security has checked her locks several times when she travels, for no specific reason. Christine Rodriguez says she has been traveling regularly for work, but claims that in the last month and a half, her hair has been searched three times at different Canadian airports. He says […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Crime Rabih (Robby) Alkhalil and Larry Ronald Amero have been on trial at the British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver since June 29, 2021. Rabih (Robby) Alkhalil, right, and Larry Ronald Amero have been on trial at the British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver since June 29, 2021. Photo from court files […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Of local respondents, 53 percent said they have witnessed an increase in violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. Stock Photo: patient in hospital Photo by Ridofranz /Getty Images/iStockphoto article content New findings released by the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU) suggest that the province’s hospital staff commonly experience violence in […]

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Bo Bichette hit a tiebreaking solo homer in the eighth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Oakland Athletics 2-1 on Wednesday to snap a five-game losing streak. “We needed it,” Bichette said. “I think when you’re trying to stop a skid, sometimes it’s like that, so I thought we […]