By staff of The Canadian Press Posted May 28, 2022 at 12:33 pm Updated May 28, 2022 at 1:24 PM Smaller font Decreases the font size of the article -A Larger font Increases the font size of the article A + One week after a strong wind and a thunderstorm swept through Ontario and Quebec, …
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Police say a coyote bit a child in a park in west Toronto on Saturday afternoon. Shortly before 4:30 p.m., officers say they received a report of the attack on Westlake Park, near Weston Road and Black Creek Drive. Police recommend caution to anyone entering the park, as the coyote is believed to still be …
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Environment Canada has issued severe storm warnings in central parts of the province for Saturday evening. Heavy storms could occur in the Fredericton and Miramichi regions with the possibility of heavy rainfall and strong winds. The weather service says rainfall of 25 millimeters per hour and gusts of wind of 90 kilometers per hour are …
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One week after the devastating storm in southern Ontario and Quebec, communities in the affected regions are still being damaged, with some residents spending eight days without electricity. Hydro One, which serves rural Ontario and is the largest utility company in the province, says 1,900 poles were damaged during the storm. Hydro Quebec officials have …
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Route links Local news The fire department rescued some residents, but said no deaths or injuries were reported despite the “difficult” conditions. A fire destroyed the Twin Peaks condominium building on the corner of 108th St. and Bryans Ave. in Saskatoon on Saturday, May 28, 2022. Photo of Zak Vescera / Saskatoon StarPhoenix jpg Content …
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Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says the federal government is working with groups on the ground to resolve the “bottlenecks” of air travel in time for a busy summer. “We are identifying these areas. It’s very important to me that we act quickly and that we are ready for the summer season, “he told CTV News …
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Three victims have been taken to hospital in serious condition after a stabbing took place inside a North Saanich residence, according to the Sydney / North Saanich RCMP. The incident took place on May 27 when RCMP officers received a 911 call in which several people had been seriously injured by someone who was still …
The whole world is concerned about the increase in cases of smallpox in more than 200 suspected cases of the disease reported in 20 countries around the world; the World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm. Sylvie Briand, WHO’s head of epidemic and pandemic prevention and preparedness, said they don’t know if they’re just …