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Now that the House and Senate have adjourned for the summer, no more bills or motions will be passed in Parliament until MPs and senators return to Ottawa in late September. With politicians back in their constituencies for a few months, CTVNews.ca looks at what key laws were passed in the final days of the …

What key legislation has been passed, what is in limbo after Parliament is suspended for the summer What key legislation has been passed, what is in limbo after Parliament is over for the summer What key legislation has been passed, what is in limbo after Parliament ends the summer Read More »

A camper who went missing Friday morning after taking his dog for a walk in Awenda Provincial Park in Tiny Township has been found safe. Provincial police say the OPP Aviation Unit located the 66-year-old British Columbia man on a property near the park nearly eight hours after he was last seen. Police had begun …

The OPP aviation team found a safe missing caravan in Tiny Township. The OPP aviation team found a safe caravan in Tiny Township by the OPP aviation team. Read More »

A group of students at a school in Winnipeg’s River Park South neighborhood were involved in a “pepper spray incident” while going to school on a Winnipeg Transit bus, says a local school division. A spokesman for the Louis Riel School Division (LRSD) told CTV News that five students from Samuel Burland School were involved. …

Five Winnipeg students involved in a “pepper spray” incident while on the bus at school Five Winnipeg students involved in a “pepper spray” incident while on a bus at school Five Winnipeg students involved in a “pepper spray” incident while they were on a bus to school Read More »

Read the transcript of the story The first Pride Parade in Altona, Man., Was a “monumental moment” for the community and for the LGBT children living there, says a man who spoke at the parade. “Just seeing gay people and queer allies walking the streets is a big change,” said Greg Klassen, who grew up …

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(Photo: Dominic Owens) Bancroft’s OPP is investigating the sudden death of a 23-month-old child. On June 23, 2022, around 3:45 p.m., officers were called to a parking lot on Monck Road for a child who was located with no vital signs. The boy was taken to hospital by ambulance and was later pronounced dead. …

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In London, Ontario. The cyclist is still recovering after being punched by a driver during his trip on Thursday. Peter Riley was a little bleeding and very bruised, but said the incident will not keep him off his bike. Comments on social media came after Riley’s wife shared pictures of her husband with a major …

“Just punches me in the face”: a London cyclist gets punched for trying to make a point “Just punches me in the face”: a London cyclist gets punched for try to make a point “It just punches me in the face” ‘: The London cyclist gets punched for trying to make a point Read More »

The Chrome OS 103 update offers better integration with gizmochina smartphones ChromeOS 103 will introduce several new features for a better user experience between Chrome Unboxed devices Chromebooks have new features for closer integration with Android XDA Developers devices Chrome OS 103 update makes Galaxy Chromebooks work better with Galaxy SamMobile smartphones: Samsung news See …

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Walt Disney Co., publishing giant Conde Nast and investment firm JPMorgan Chase were among the top U.S. companies pledged Friday to cover the travel costs of employees seeking out-of-state abortions , following the annulment of the United States Supreme Court. Roe against Wade. The ruling suppressed constitutional protection from abortion, leaving the matter to individual …

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Shares accumulated more gains on Wall Street on Friday as the S&P 500 had its best day in two years and only its second week of gains in the last 12 to ease some of the brutal market selling of this year. The benchmark index rose 3.1%, with technology and banks leading the rise. The …

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After a week of criticism and anger at the Nova Scotia Mass Victims Commission, and screams in a rural area of ​​New Brunswick, there are questions about the role of the RCMP in community policing. The force’s response to the worst mass shooting in Canadian history remains at the heart of the commission’s work, which …

“It’s in ruins”: RCMP’s “architects of death itself”, says criminologist after complaints to NB and NS “It’s in chaos”: “Architects of death itself” of RCMP, says criminologist after complaints in NB and NS “It’s in chaos”: “Architects of death itself” of the RCMP, says criminologist after complaints in NB and NS Read More »