Orillia, ON Orillia man faces 12 charges after numerous stolen licence plates found, police sayglobalnews.ca - By Daina Goldfinger A 24-year-old Orillia man is facing 12 charges after a vehicle stop in Innisfil on Tuesday, when numerous stolen licence plates were allegedly found …
Lethbridge, AB Best Alberta restaurants for a ‘big night out’: OpenTableglobalnews.ca - By Melissa Gilligan Ten eateries in Calgary and four in Edmonton are among those on a new list of the 100 best restaurants in Canada to visit for a “big night out.” The …
The Okanagan Okanagan weather: Sunny Friday, wet weekendglobalnews.ca - By Peter Quinlan Minus 5 C is what it felt like with the wind chill on Thursday morning in the Central Okanagan, as temperatures fell to -2 degrees with early day …
Canada Canada needs 20,000 new electricity workers by 2022 to keep power flowingglobalnews.ca - By Mia Rabson Canada’s electricity providers say they need to appeal to a younger and more diverse workforce if they’re going to keep the country’s lights on. A new …
SIU clears Hamilton police officers in 2018 fatal shooting of 19-year-oldglobalnews.ca - By Don Mitchell Ontario’s police watchdog, the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), has concluded its investigation into a 2018 fatal police shooting of 19-year-old …
Police nab suspect wanted in dragging of London officer by alleged stolen vehicleglobalnews.ca - By Staff A 36-year-old London man wanted on several charges in connection to an incident late last month that saw an officer dragged by a suspected stolen …
Montréal Bloc Quebecois tells Ottawa to stay out of debate over Quebec secularism billglobalnews.ca - By The Bloc Québécois is taking its defence of the provincial government’s secularism bill to English Canada with a billboard along an Ottawa …
North Korea Trump meets with South Korean president in hopes of getting North Korea talks back on trackglobalnews.ca - By Roberta Rampton and Soyoung Kim U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would leave sanctions in place on North Korea as he and South Korean President Moon Jae-in discussed …
Blues Music NCC begins work to cover cobblestone circle where Bluesfest killdeer nested in Ottawaglobalnews.ca - By Christopher Whan The National Capital Commission began work Thursday to cover the cobblestone circle where a killdeer bird nested last summer, threatening to delay …
Indigenous Peoples Suspicious death of Indigenous woman raised in Nova Scotia legislatureglobalnews.ca - By Staff The mysterious case of a Mi’kmaq woman who died under suspicious circumstances in her Cape Breton home was raised at the Nova Scotia legislature …
2 tickets, 92 designated areas and the cost of Halifax’s smoking bylawglobalnews.ca - By Alexander Quon Nearly six months after adopting a controversial program in preparation for the legalization of cannabis, new data shows how underutilized Halifax’s …
The Okanagan Annual book sale fundraiser in Armstrong biggest in 27 yearsglobalnews.ca - By Shay Galor If you’re looking for that vintage, one-of-a-kind first edition book, you may want to check out the Gigantic Book Sale at the Armstrong Spallumcheen …
Donald Trump Trump, who once said he loved WikiLeaks, says he knows ‘nothing’ about itglobalnews.ca - By Jonathan Lemire And Eric Tucker WASHINGTON — It was a far cry from “I love WikiLeaks!” U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Thursday that “I know nothing about WikiLeaks” after …
Kelowna, BC Fire department to handle safe disposal of discarded needles in Kelownaglobalnews.ca - By Doyle Potenteau The City of Kelowna says it will once again be relying on the fire department when it comes to safe needle disposal. On Thursday, the city announced …
Forensic Identification Barrie police release sketch of suspect in alleged break-in, assaultglobalnews.ca - By Daina Goldfinger A composite sketch has been released of a suspect who allegedly broke into a person’s home last week on Cygnus Crescent and assaulted the homeowner, …
City of Hamilton to cover park rental fees, insurance for Easter egg huntsglobalnews.ca - By Ken Mann The City of Hamilton will pay about $6,500 in insurance costs and park rental fees for about a dozen community groups that are planning Easter egg …
Tuition Tuition rising 3.4% at University of Saskatchewanglobalnews.ca - By David Giles Tuition at the University of Saskatchewan is going up for the 2019-20 school year. Students will see tuition go up an average of 3.4 per cent. That …
Environment Endangered orca once feared to be dying showing marked improvement: researchersglobalnews.ca - By Simon Little An endangered southern resident killer whale (SKRW) that researchers had feared was close to death has shown a marked improvement, according to a …
Montréal Hampstead mayor vows to no longer use ‘ethnic cleansing’ to describe Bill 21globalnews.ca - By Kalina Laframboise Hampstead Mayor William Steinberg will not apologize amid a controversy over his remarks, but he says he will no longer use the term “ethnic …
Regina, SK Regina police investigate attempted murder after man stabbedglobalnews.ca - By Jonathan Guignard The Regina Police Service say they are investigating an attempted murder after a 48-year-old man was stabbed on Wednesday. Police said they were …
Nova Scotia ‘Damn it was good’: N.S. woman, 35, pens her own, upbeat obituaryglobalnews.ca - By Staff Only two years after receiving a diagnosis for incurable cancer, a 35-year-old Nova Scotia woman died last week – but not before writing her own, …
Eau Claire makeover: public input sought by cityglobalnews.ca - By Melissa Gilligan The City of Calgary is looking for feedback from citizens when it comes to rebuilding the Eau Claire area. The makeover would see the iconic Calgary …
Oil & Gas Industry Western Canada oil and gas producer count down by nearly 300 names since 2014globalnews.ca - By Staff A new study shows that the total number of companies producing oil and gas in Western Canada has fallen by 17.5 per cent in the four years since …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Hamilton police investigate alleged sex assault on Bruce Trailglobalnews.ca - By Laura Hampshire Hamilton police are investigating an alleged sex assault on the Bruce Trail. Police say shortly after 4 p.m. Wednesday, a woman was jogging along the …
Montréal SNC-Lavalin claims most rivals were granted deals to avoid convictions — is that true?globalnews.ca - By Christopher Reynolds MONTREAL — It was a sunny Wednesday in March, and Neil Bruce was making his case for why SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. deserved a negotiated settlement over …
Ottawa, ON Ottawa police seek to identify suspect in alleged Bank Street robberyglobalnews.ca - By Christopher Whan The Ottawa police are asking for the public’s help to identify a man suspected of stealing from a store on Bank Street on March 30. Police say the …
B.C. fraud suspect arrested after unwittingly climbing into cop carglobalnews.ca - By Simon Little It’s not often that someone on the run from the law willingly climbs into a police car. But that’s exactly what Kamloops RCMP says happened on …
RCMP Alberta RCMP investigate fatal collision near Wabascaglobalnews.ca - By Slav Kornik A 32-year-old man was killed in a collision in northern Alberta early Wednesday morning. Desmarais RCMP said the single-vehicle crash happened at …
Toronto, ON 2 men arrested, 2 others wanted in connection with daylight Toronto shootoutglobalnews.ca - By Ryan Rocca Toronto police say two men have been arrested and two others are wanted after a brazen gunfight in the city’s north end earlier this week. Police said …
