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Article content A royal family expert told a British TV show that Prince Charles didn’t really want to meet in private with his estranged son Prince Harry last week, according to the New York Post. Article content The meeting happened when Harry and Meghan were at Windsor Castle to see the Queen on route to […]

Article content The Windsor Police Service major crime unit is seeking the public’s assistance for any information in relation to a shooting incident at 12:30 am Friday in the 1500 block of Windsor’s Buckingham Drive. Article content A small, dark colored sedan was seen leaving the scene at a high rate of speed northbound on […]

As long-term care homes grabble with COVID outbreaks, a senior health official says boosters are critical to keep the most vulnerable people safe. The province reported 18 confirmed outbreaks in long-term care and care homes across the province between April 10 and April 16. “We see spillover into the most vulnerable parts of society including […]

Article content The University of Windsor and Wayne State University in Detroit will team up with the United Nations for a cross-border sustainable development initiative. Article content Guided by the UN’s goals, the unique partnership will address climate change, social inequities, as well as economic and health disparities. University of Windsor president Robert Gordon said […]

It couldn’t get much easier to assist tens-of-thousands of migrating birds that are passing through our region this spring — turn off your unnecessary lights. For the first time ever, Bird Friendly London will be launching ‘Lights Out London’ from May 13 to 19 to protect migrating birds. “When you have a lot of sky […]

Canada’s own Paul Shaffer will be teaming up with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (WSO) this weekend. Shaffer will be joining the Orchestra Friday and Saturday on a journey through his musical life, from studying classical piano in his hometown of Thunder Bay, Ont., to his love for the Beatles. Shaffer, who was David Letterman’s musical […]

The Chilean state Codelcothe world’s largest copper producer, announced the start of an unprecedented process to seek exploration partnerships with third parties in 34 projects located in different regions of the country. The offer of the “no-core” prospects had already been announced by a company executive at the end of March, which was not well […]

Seven London firefighters received medals of bravery for their life-saving efforts to rescue two people trapped in the basement of a burning building. Captain Tracy Bradt, Captain Todd Broomhead, Captain Christopher Champagne, and firefighters Jason Timlick, Andrew Braatz, Paul Bray, and Craig Milliken were recognized with a Medal for Firefighter Bravery from Lieutenant Governor of […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News “It is a large, large frustrating situation for our business communities in our downtown” said police Chief Dale McFee A pedestrian makes their way past a light rail transit (LRT) car parked at the under construction 102 Street LRT stop in downtown Edmonton, on Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Photo by […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Two family members are heading to BC Supreme Court to get what they consider to be their share of their deceased mother’s $3-million lottery winnings Frances Lloyd of Parksville got lucky with a winning ticket on the June 19, 2021 Lotto 6/49 draw, splitting the $6-million jackpot for a […]

“Wow, he’s going to be a hell of a hockey player.” Those are the words Montreal Canadiens legend Yvan Cournoyer say passed through his mind while meeting Guy Lafleur for the first time after he was drafted to the Habs in 1971. “I (thought) with Guy, we’re going to win the Stanley Cup,” said Cournoyer […]

VANCOUVER — A company spun off from, and partnered with, the University of British Columbia has won a $1-million (US) prize it will use to continue research and development of technology for increasing carbon capture at mine sites, which its developers say could leave some mines with net carbon emissions of zero — or even […]

Susan Godwin has an unusual side gig. She’s been a water sniffer for EPCOR for the last seven years. “If you’ve got a nose, and you got a glass, and you’ve got a tap, then you can do it,” she said. She’s one of 300 people across the city who takes a whiff of the […]

A new activity-based club is opening its doors Friday evening in an iconic location on Whyte Avenue. Rally Social Room and Bar, at the corner of 105 Street and Whyte Avenue, features ping-pong tables, shuffleboard, and a dance floor complete with a five-foot disco ball. “Rally is a very fun interactive activity-based bar that’s soon […]

The man accused in the death of Richard Fernuk may have been captured on surveillance video wearing his suit jacket. Leo Daniels, 39, is charged with first-degree murder, robbery and unlawful confinement in the death of Fernuk, 68, whose body was found by police on Aug. 3, 2019. Fernuk’s two daughters Leah Howie and Lindsay […]

Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore says he’s cautiously optimistic that the worst of the sixth COVID-19 wave will be over soon as hospiltizations are expected to peak in the coming week. Moore told CTV News on Friday that wastewater and the limited PCR test positivity data suggested the case count peak […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Soccer mls Montreal Foot Club “I’m happy to be back on the pitch and do what I love to do,” midfielder says after recovering from ankle injury sustained in Cup qualifying. CF Montreal midfielder Samuel Piette controls ball ahead of Toronto FC forward Jacob Shaffelburg during the second half at DRV […]

Among northern cities to receive provincial roads funding is Sault Ste. Marie, which is getting $2.2M to resurface a section of Trunk Road.

The province said Friday a technology development site associated with the electric vehicle business is being created in North Bay.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has released data that shows 13 farms in central and southern Alberta have confirmed cases of the avian influenza as the deadly bird flu continues to spread across Canada and the globe. Each infected area in the province has been placed under quarantine and the CFIA is investigating, but […]

The Sault Ste. Marie Paramedic Service is looking to relocate some of its ambulance fleet to the downtown core.

A state of emergency has been declared in Kashechewan, where spring flooding has prompted the evacuation of the most vulnerable people.

On Earth Day, when many schoolchildren across the country are encouraged to plant a tree, the environment ministers of Canada and Ontario pledged to support a major private conservation effort to protect a boreal forest twice the size of Toronto. The project is the largest of its kind in Canada and includes 1,450 square kilometers […]

On Earth Day, when many schoolchildren across the country are encouraged to plant a tree, the environment ministers of Canada and Ontario pledged to support a major private conservation effort to protect a boreal forest twice the size of Toronto. The project is the largest of its kind in Canada and includes 1,450 square kilometers […]

The first Black MPP in Peel Region has remove the NDP amid claims the party sandbagged him in a contested nomination race for the June 2 provincial election. Kevin Yarde (Brampton North) said Friday he would sit as an Independent after learning local New Democrats had closed party membership sales before he knew he was […]

A passion can take many forms. If you are passionate about statistics and competition, then one of Canada’s favorite contests, Tim Hortons’ Roll Up To Win – formally Roll Up the Rim – is a worthy challenge. Michael Wallace, a statistics professor at the University of Waterloo, believes he is on the way to beating […]

The Alberta NDP shared some sobering statistics about how many doctors the province has lost so far this year, but the UCP government says the data tells a different story. Shannon Phillips, Lethbridge-West MLA and the NDP’s finance critic, said at a news conference that Alberta lost 188 physicians in the past three months. To […]

Gordon Eason, a former biologist with the province, talks about efforts to restore the dwindling population of woodland caribou.

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Gabriel Ciavaglia, an organizer with Activate Transit Windsor Essex, a local advocacy group, speaks during a press conference outlining a community mandate for investment in the public transit system, while at the Windsor School of Creative Arts, on Friday, April 22, 2022. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star Article content […]