Toronto police are trying to identify a suspect after an elderly man was assaulted and robbed while using an ATM in Chinatown. It happened on June 23 in the area of Dundas Street West and Huron Street. According to police, an elderly man was doing a transaction in the lobby of an ATM when a …
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A former Conservative leader in the Senate expresses concern over the direction Pierre Poilievre is taking the party, worrying that the Conservatives may get to the point of “fracturing themselves irreparably”. In an exclusive interview with Mercedes Stephenson of The West Block, Marjory LeBreton said Conservative leadership candidates jumping into the “complaints brigade” are doing …
Meet me again at Bernard Photo: Castanet Meet Me on Bernard will return to downtown Kelowna this summer with more things to see and experience. From the first day of July to September 5, Bernard Avenue will be transformed into an outdoor pedestrian mall with live music, expanded courtyards, public art, local commerce, street games, …
An Ottawa criminologist says questions about whether political pressure was put on the RCMP commissioner in the investigation into the Nova Scotia shooting illustrate why Brenda Lucki should not report to the public safety minister. A parliamentary committee has called Lucki, former public safety minister Bill Blair and several other RCMP witnesses to explain what …
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Content of the article Several UCP MPs, including aspirants to the leadership, say the party can unite through strong policy and respect after federal MP Michelle Rempel Garner issued a lengthy statement full of concerns that party members are too away to overcome divisions. Content of the article Rempel Garner was considering running for party …
The Ottawa summer festival season began this weekend with thousands of people gathered for events across the city. Many attendees are looking to return to a sense of normalcy, which had not been seen since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. At the Ottawa Jazz Festival, people were taking a minute to …
Bryan Herrington says that when he was initially jailed at the Toronto East Detention Center in September 2020, he had a good relationship with staff and was active and social when he was assigned time out of his cell. Things changed in January. It was then that he says several inmates were rearranged into minimum, …
Yarmouth Heritage Brewing Company employees are used to recognizing customers and remembering their orders. But thanks to The Cat, that changed recently. When the Yarmouth-Maine ferry service resumed after four years on May 19, it brought more money and new faces to local businesses. “For the first time, we don’t know these people,” said Gabrielle …
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A 26-year-old man was arrested after his stepfather and mother were stabbed along with two other people Sunday morning in downtown Montreal. The man’s stepfather, 72, was killed. Another victim is in critical condition in hospital and two more are in hospital in stable condition. A 911 call at approximately 6:50 a.m. took emergency services …
CTVNewsOttawa.ca takes a look at Canada Day activities taking place in Ottawa. Canada Day in the Canadian Capital Region Canadian Heritage will host “Canada Day 2022” at LeBreton Flats Park in Ottawa and Place des Zibi festivals in Gatineau. LeBreton Flats Park LeBreton Flats Park will host the daytime ceremony at 11:30 a.m. and the …