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After police fatally shot Indigenous Rodney Levi in ​​New Brunswick last year, a forensic investigation has made more than a dozen recommendations to the RCMP, including calls for more self-control in Indigenous communities. As Ross Lord reports, they hope to prevent similar incidents, after what has become a series of fatal encounters in Canada. Reference-globalnews.ca […]

By Montana Getty Global News Posted on Oct 9, 2021 at 7:51 pm Smaller font Reduce the font size of the article –TO Larger font Increase the font size of the article TO+ Owners of Black Fox Farm and Distillery, John Cote and Barb Stefanyshyn-Cote, are in high spirits after being recognized in the United […]

After a flurry of home sales over the summer, Calgary’s housing market was bracing for a slowdown in September. But the latest figures from the Calgary Real Estate Board show that sales continue to grow year after year. CREB reports that 2,162 residential homes were sold in September, a 26.7 percent increase over this time […]

Voters in District 2 now have new information to help them vote in the upcoming Calgary civic elections. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, RCMP indicts Coun. Joe Magliocca is not a surprise to many. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

Breadcrumb Trail Links Crime Author of the article: Anna junker Police work at the scene of a Sunday shooting that left one dead and six injured at Duggan Community Hall, 3728 106 St., on Monday, Aug.30, 2021. Photo by David Bloom. /Postmedia Article content Nearly half of Edmonton’s homicides so far this year are related […]

A survivor of a residential school says an apology from Catholic Pope Francis for the role clergy played in residential schools is not enough at this time. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

During the pandemic, people relied on their electronic devices more than usual to keep in touch with others and to work from home. Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) show that this opened the opportunity for hackers to commit fraud, and the number of Internet scams in Saskatoon has exploded. According to SPS, online scams have risen […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Soccer If those calculations included exit points against the United States and Mexico, only Herdman and his staff will know, but the two draws have Canada in an excellent place to face Jamaica on the road on Sunday. Author of the article: Derek Van Diest Canada’s Jonathan Osorio celebrates after scoring against […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto and GTA Ontario Author of the article: Jane stevenson Publication date: October 09, 2021 • 5 hours ago • 3 minute read • 69 reviews Celina Blanchard, owner of Lambretta Pizzeria on Roncesvalles Ave., in Toronto on Saturday, October 9, 2021. Photo by Veronica Henri /Toronto Sun / Postmedia Network Article […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Letters Author of the article: Postmedia News Sunday cards Photo by Ilustration /Toronto sun Article content HE NEVER LEARNS Commercial This ad has not been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content What a disgrace. Trudeau now apologizes for taking a vacation to British Columbia, while lying on top of […]

Cyber ​​scams continue to increase in Saskatoon. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

Interior Health ordered a restaurant in downtown Kelowna to close its doors for defying BC’s immunization test system. Interior Health (IHA) delivered the orders Thursday to Renegade Kitchen and Craft Bar located on Leon Avenue. The restaurant also had its liquor license suspended. In an email to Global News, the health organization said it “can […]

Nelligan’s liberal Quebec MNA, Monsef Derraji, hopes the first chess tournamenet of its kind on West Island will help promote the game and encourage schools to adopt a chess club. Elizabeth Zogalis explains. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Kellen Taniguchi Fall colors are seen in the river valley at 77 Street and Jasper Avenue in Edmonton, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020. Photo by Ian Kucerak /Postmedia Article content The City of Edmonton is preparing to combat the arrival of the Emerald Ash Borer, a beetle […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links sports Ottawa Redblacks Football CFL “I’m happy to be back and I’m happy to be with my teammates. I feel like I left them there.” Author of the article: Tim baines • Postmedia Defensive back Sherrod Baltimore hasn’t played since he was injured in the Redblacks’ season opener seven games ago, but […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links sports Ottawa Senators NHL Hockey Whenever he signs a new contract, he will need time to prepare and he is a player who has to skate. Author of the article: Bruce garrioch Forward Brady Tkachuk remains an unsigned free agent, as negotiations between his representatives and senators have yet to produce a […]

A Montreal depanneur owner is joining the squid game trend. He’s selling dalgona featured on the show and it’s flying off the shelves. The Korean-Canadian makes the candy himself and is surprised to see how popular Korean culture is becoming in North America. Olivia O’Malley reports. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site […]

Voters in Calgary’s District 2 are now armed with more information as they head to the polls. Evanston Electoral College was very busy on Saturday. Voters were still absorbing the news that the Alberta Mounted Police have filed fraud and breach of trust charges against Ward 2 Coun. Joe Magliocca. Read more: Magliocca Charged with […]

The Quebec Ministry of the Environment revoked a 2014 authorization certificate for a real estate project on the sandy beach of Hudson. As Phil Carpenter discovered, environmental activists and city officials believe the move will facilitate conservation efforts. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

CALGARY – The Canadian women’s hockey team will play Alberta Junior A men’s teams as part of their preparation for the February Winter Olympics. Canada will play away games against the AJHL’s Drumheller Dragons on October 18, the Olds Grizzlies on October 29 and the Camrose Kodiaks on November 3 before facing the Calgary Canucks […]

Article content City police are investigating the suspicious death of a man in south Edmonton that occurred Friday night. At approximately 5:20 pm, Edmonton police were called to an assault on a home in the area of ​​109 Street and 67 Avenue. When they arrived, they found a 43-year-old injured man and gave him first […]

It will be 25 years next month since Richard Peddie was named CEO of the Toronto Raptors, in the early days of the local NBA franchise. And it was only a couple of years later that Peddie thought he was going to be fired from the concert. Called to a meeting by the club’s new […]

Following Ontario’s decision to lift capacity restrictions for numerous vaccination testing environments such as movie theaters and sports venues, many question the new measures, saying it creates an uneven playing field for companies that have been left out. Brittany Rosen has more. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency […]

The Emmanuel Foundation warehouse in Edmonton caught fire Friday morning. Now members of the charity are trying to find ways to move forward. Sarah Komadina has more. Reference-globalnews.ca thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Blair mcbride Hospitalizations for alcohol-related depression and withdrawal have risen in the pandemic, threatening to worsen mental health problems, said Dr. Eddy Lang, co-author of a study examining rates of hospital admission in the first few months of the pandemic. Supplied by Dr. Eddy Lang Photo […]

Customers were rushing to Claude & Claudette depanneur in Saint-Henri on Saturday morning to buy the latest internet food trend, dalgona. An hour after opening, the Korean sweets, which were selling for $ 1.99, were almost sold out. “I posted on Instagram and Facebook, it just blew up,” said Claude & Claudette depanneur owner Robert […]

Alberta Health Services says its scientific advisory group has updated its review on the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19, warning that existing studies have problems and the available evidence does not consider it safe. The province’s health agency says in a series of tweets that studies to date on the use of ivermectin, which […]

By the staff The Canadian Press Posted on Oct 9, 2021 6:24 pm Smaller font Reduce the font size of the article –TO Larger font Increase the font size of the article TO+ MONTREAL _ A motorcyclist is fighting for his life after a collision with a tractor on Saturday noon in Charette, Mauricie. The […]

For many who plan, Monday’s Thanksgiving meal continues, not just for families but for others as well. Once again, a couple of Kingston service organizations are helping those in need. “Lunch by George” is one of them. Volunteers continue to prepare for the holidays. “Our minimum number will probably be about 100 people and there […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news “Thanksgiving is special for the Downtown Eastside community because a little turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy can open a door or change a life. I remember coming here for Thanksgiving dinner. Having a place to stay and something warm to eat can make you want to change your life. […]