By staff of The Canadian Press Posted May 26, 2022 at 3:31 pm Updated May 26, 2022 at 3:32 PM Smaller font Decreases the font size of the article -A Larger font Increases the font size of the article A + The Ontario Liberals have lost another candidate a week before election day. Leader Steven …
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The number of delayed international flights arriving at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport increased 275 times last month compared to April 2019. The Greater Toronto Airports Authority says it had 2,204 foreign planes on the tarmac last April compared to just eight in the same period before the COVID-19 pandemic. The shortage of staff at security …
Toronto police are asking the public for help in identifying three men who fired fireworks at a crowd on Monday. Police say at about 11:30 p.m., three men in a dark four-door BMW drove to the intersection of Queen Street East and Leslie Street. Three men are said to have gotten out of the car …
A 47-year-old man has died after his SUV and a semi-trailer truck crashed this morning. The crash happened around 9:30 a.m. at the intersection of Dugald Road and Bournais Drive, just north of St. Louis Industrial Park. Boniface, Winnipeg police said. The driver of an Ashley HomeStore truck is fine, but the man driving a …
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A shooting in the Whalley neighborhood of Surrey over the weekend has been fatal, according to homicide investigators. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team announced on Thursday that it had been called in to investigate the shooting after the victim succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday. The IHIT identified the victim as Michael Gordon Brown, 58, …
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The Western Manitoba Health Authority expects to have 20 short doctors by the end of this summer, as it is having difficulty finding staff at two personal care homes and preventing emergencies from closing temporarily. Sue Stirling, who is part of a group of citizens struggling to keep health services alive in Grandview, learned of …
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FIRST READING: Classification of candidates for the Conservative leadership (especially atrocious) of the French National Post Political reaction to Quebec ‘s 96 bill, Conservatives enter French debate | To the number CBC.ca Conservative leadership: CTV News is pushing for final membership Jean Charest criticizes Pierre Poilievre’s “pseudo-American” populism, but stopping it seems unlikely The Globe …
There will be about 250 fewer staff in Edmonton Public Schools next year as the school division prepares to accommodate more than 2,800 new students. Public school councilors approved a $ 1.2 billion budget on Friday, which they say will lead to larger classes and less support for students with disabilities and additional needs. Board …
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The cost of gas rose again in the PEI on Friday morning. The minimum price at the pump for a liter of self-service gasoline rose 3.9 cents to $ 2.09. Diesel and diesel prices did not vary. This was the island’s regularly scheduled price review by the island’s Regulatory and Appeals Commission. The price of …
The city wants to talk about crime Photo: Castanet / archive It is time for the province to find solutions to deal with the prolific criminals responsible for an “overwhelming part of property crime incidents.” This is according to a “Confidence in Justice: Advocacy Paper” generated by the city of Kelowna, which the city council …
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