Two Algoma students joined other prominent young scientists from more than 100 regions online for the Science Fair across Canada. Ila Giroux and Niyati Patel were co-finalists in the competition with projects that sought to find non-toxic ways to extinguish fires. Giroux received a Silver Excellence Award for his project, ‘Fire Cannot Brew Without O2’. …
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A massive fire destroyed an empty building on the Trans-Canada Highway in Mill Bay, closing the route in both directions for hours during a busy day on Friday. The Mill Bay Fire Department confirmed at about 12:30 p.m. Witnesses in the area passing by saw heavy smoke coming out of the structure as firefighters arrived. …
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Bethany Armstrong watched as the sky turned green on Saturday afternoon. The woman from Peterborough, Ont., Was camping with friends in Lakehurst, Ont., At the time, so she checked a weather app on her phone and noticed a storm warning. That was the only indication he had that a fierce storm was about to strike. …
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Police are investigating a suspected fire that destroyed a warming shelter on the west coast. On May 18, police received a report of a fire in the Whale Back Nordic Ski Club area in Cold Brook. Officers arrived and found that the Pentagon lunch stop had collapsed and was burning: the structure was a …
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Five men and three women have been arrested and charged following a $ 1 million seizure by the Edmonton Police Service (EDGE) Drug Enforcement Section. Police launched an investigation into drug trafficking last fall, they revealed on Friday. In March, EPS officers searched two warehouses, four homes, a garage and four vehicles. Police said they …
Winnipeg police are telling people to find an alternative route this afternoon while investigating a fatal crash near St. John’s Industrial Park. Boniface. Police said crews were called around 9:30 a.m. on Dugald Road and Bournais Drive for a two-vehicle collision. Images from the crash site appear to show that a large truck collided with …
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A man shot dead by police near a Toronto school was carrying a shotgun, according to SIU Global News Parents and children react: the day after the shooting death of a man with a Toronto Sun shotgun Toronto police shot dead man after closed schools had a shotgun, according to CBC.ca police control dog A …
St. John’s says a series of violent offenses with guns and knives are connected to a “criminal network” and that an arrest has been made. The saga dates back to at least May 13, when two men in ski masks jumped from a gold Toyota sedan and opened fire on a vehicle parked on Galway …
OTTAWA- Canada has taken advantage of its own strategic stockpile of emergency medical supplies, stored for a national emergency, to help Ukraine. He has donated more than 375,000 items of medical equipment and medicines from Canada’s strategic stock since the invasion of Russia began. This includes first aid and trauma kits, medications and surgical instruments, …
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The provincial police watchdog has charged a Toronto police officer with an investigation into an interaction he had with a 48-year-old man during an arrest near the city’s boardwalk in February. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) said two Toronto police officers were patrolling the area on Lake Shore Boulevard West and Lower Sherbourne Street on …