Local postal workers and their allies will be rallying outside London City Hall on Monday, as rotating strikes continue across the country. It remains to…
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‘Send her back’: Tori Stafford’s father leads Ottawa protest against McClintic’s healing lodge transfer
The father of the child killed by Terri-Lynne McClintic is heading a protest in Ottawa Friday calling for the government to return her to a…
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Trump says 'wouldn't be surprised' if billionaire Soros funding migrant caravan, offers no proof
WASHINGTON (WASHINGTON POST) – President Donald Trump suggested on Wednesday (Oct 31) that there might be truth to an unfounded conspiracy theory that philanthropist and…
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Treaty teaching kits not fully utilized in Saskatchewan schools: commissioner
An addition to treaty teaching kits is being rolled out for kindergarten to Grade 9 classrooms across Saskatchewan to support reconciliation. The new teaching resource builds…
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Carbon taxes on coal-fired power plants to affect only some emissions
Coal-fired power plants in Canada will pay to keep polluting once the federal government imposes a carbon price but, like other heavy emitters in Canada,…
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Man injured in Trans-Canada Highway crash east of Calgary
A man was injured after a crash on the Trans-Canada highway east of Calgary Friday morning. EMS said a man was taken to Foothills hospital…
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US grapples with rise in anti-Semitism and political violence
The photoshopped image was as cartoonish as it was chilling: New York Times journalist Jonathan Weisman in a gas chamber wearing a yellow Star of…
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Boil water advisory issued in Dauphin
A boil water advisory was issued for the city of Dauphin on Thursday by the Manitoba government. The notice was given because test samples contained…
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Can you legally grow your own pot? Yes – but no. At least for now. Here’s why
One of the questions Parliament struggled with was whether Canadians should be allowed to grow their own marijuana. Related Here’s why the courts may strike…
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London vigil honours those impacted by Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Despite heavy downpours and traffic-filled streets, Londoners came in droves to support a vigil dedicated to those impacted by the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Executive director…
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New Regina Costco expected to be “extremely busy” when doors open Friday morning
The wait is almost over for residents, as the new Costco is set to open in east Regina on Nov. 2. Regina residents can expect…
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Transport Quebec gears up for winter with trucks and technology
Being stuck in a car on a highway overnight in a blizzard is an experience people won’t soon forget. It happened in March 2017 when hundreds of…
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Accused murderer Thomas Chan’s fate in hands of judge
In Thomas Chan’s murder trial that began in September, both the Crown and his defence lawyers have not disputed whether he stabbed his father Dr.…
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Suspicious package disposed of in St. Catharines
A suspicious package is being blamed for shutting down a portion of St. Catharines this week. On Tuesday night, Niagara Regional Police were called to…
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