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The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is calling on the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) to arrange for the July 2022 Papal visit to include one of the Saskatchewan residential school grave sites in a news release Tuesday. FSIN identified Muskowekwan Indian Residential School as a possible site for the visit. The still […]

OTTAWA — Two more names have been added to the ballot for the Conservative leadership race: Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, and Roman Baber, the Ontario MPP kicked out of Doug Ford’s caucus over his opposition to COVID-19 lockdowns. The party Tuesday announced that both men had met the threshold of paying the full $300,000 entry […]

The idea of ​​creating food in a lab has often been frowned upon, but researchers at the University of Guelph say that’s where they’ve developed a new dairy-free breakthrough. The researchers say there are many gaps in the current plant-based cheese market and existing products don’t carry the benefits a dairy cheese provides. “They have […]

Queretaro, Qro. After two years without taking place, this 2022 the International Livestock Fair of Queretaroinformed the president of the Regional Livestock Union of the state (UGRQ), Alejandro Ugalde Tinoco. He said that the realization of the fair is an issue that has already been discussed with the governor, Mauricio Kuri González. For now, they […]

OPP have identified the person who died following a fatal vehicle collision in Elgin County last Sunday. On April 24 at approximately 11:20 am, Elgin County OPP, Central Elgin Fire Service and Elgin EMS responded to a single vehicle collision on Ron McNeil Line east of Highbury Avenue in the Municipality of Central Elgin. Police […]

EDMONTON—The world of combat sports is fueled in no small part by trash talk. And, amid online jockeying between a YouTube sensation and a former UFC superstar, a First Nation near Calgary has managed to elbow its way into the conversation. The Tsuut’ina Nation has said it is ready and willing to host a potential […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News “The most troubling aspect in the case (was) the presence and the hold, by certain individuals tied to the highest spheres of organized crime in Montreal, over control of the establishment.” Author of the article: Paul Cherry • Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Apr 26, 2022 • 36 minutes ago […]

The action plan adopted Monday during a regular meeting of the board of directors takes up each of the 70 recommendations of the auditor general relating to the governance, the management practices of the organization and the maintenance of the vehicles of the transportation. The 13-page plan drawn up by the Saguenay Transport CompanySTStogether with […]

Article content Windsor-Essex is seeing another consecutive week of increases in COVID-19 metrics such as hospitalizations and deaths. Article content According to a data update from the health unit on Tuesday, there are now 74 COVID patients in local hospitals — up from 59 cases exactly one week ago. Four of those cases are in […]

Article content RCMP have charged an Alberta man with multiple offenses following an investigation in Ponoka County. Article content In a Tuesday news release, Mounties said RCMP received a complaint Saturday about a suspicious person outside a rural residence in Ponoka County, about 100 km south of Edmonton. Officers arrived at the scene to find […]

A Sudbury threat assessment protocol was signed by partners from the school boards and police services

After two years in which many people were working from home, ICR Commercial real estate partner and senior sales associate Josh Walchuk is starting to see more tenants looking for office space. “You’re starting to see tenants look again, to sign leases and get into space where the last two years there was a lot […]

A Windsor couple is upset after having to remove five bird feeders from their front yard or face penalty. Robert and Dawna Lajoie say in this time of inflation and COVID, they enjoy watching the birds at their living room window from their west Windsor home on Matchette Road. “We were devastated,” the couple says. […]

Article content A Windsor driver is one of two people who have been charged as a result of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 401 last week. Article content OPP said the April 21 crash involved three transport trucks and two passenger vehicles on the 401 in the Chatham-Kent area — between Victoria Road and Kent […]

Article content Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has eaten and assessed pizza far and wide for his popular YouTube series One Bite Pizza Reviews — but he’s never done so in Windsor. Article content That’s why filmmaker George Kalivas — the man behind the local pizza documentary The Pizza City You’ve Never Heard Of — […]

The Governor of the Federal Reserve, Lael Brainardwon confirmation in the US Senate on Tuesday to be the next vice president of the central bank, the first of President Joe Biden’s four nominees to clear that hurdle. The vote was 52-43, as several Republicans joined Democrats in meeting the 51-vote minimum for confirmation. It arrived […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports junior-hockey Hockey Silvertips and Giants knotted at one and 84-point man Alex Swetlikoff will miss next two games for his hit from behind in Game 2 on Vancouver’s Payton Mount. The WHL office announced Monday that Everett’s Alex Swetlikoff, center, had been suspended two games for his hit-from-behind on Vancouver’s Payton […]

The Mexican telecommunications giant America Movil reported on Tuesday that its profits soared to 30.797 million pesos ($1.548 million) in the first quarter, compared to 1.810 million pesos registered in the same period of 2021. The total income of América Móvil, the head of the tycoon’s business empire Charles Slimtotaled 211,225 million pesos in the […]

RED DEER, AB – Tammy Oliver-McCurdie’s sister, brother-in law, and niece were all killed in Nova Scotia’s mass shooting two years ago. Now she is giving criticism to Ottawa for not doing enough to keep police gear out of public hands. Jolene Oliver, Aaron Tuck, and Emily Tuck died in their home after a gunman […]

It’s a long overdue honor – the first and only all-Black battalion in Canadian military history will be recognized Tuesday evening in Tecumseh. The Amherstburg Freedom Museum will present a framed photograph of the unit to the Metropolitan Branch 594 of the Royal Canadian Legion for display. The No. 2 Construction Battalion formed on July […]

Two men face weapons-related charges after police say six firearms, drugs, cash, and other weapons were seized during an RCMP raid in Penniac, NB. RCMP executed a search warrant at a home on Route 628 on April 21. During the search, the RCMP says it seized two loaded, unsecured handguns, one of which is prohibited, […]

An inquest into the shooting death of an eastern Ontario man continued on Tuesday in Kanata. Babak Saidi was shot dead while police were trying to arrest him outside an OPP detachment in Morrisburg. “One person was shot five times and two officers were traumatized. Something did go wrong,” said Elly Saidi, Babak’s sister. The […]

Given the prevailing situation of high inflation, which has led to rising interest rates and therefore to a possible increase in credit, the National Commission for the Protection and Defense of Users of Financial Services (Condusef), recommended that the population compare the conditions of this before contracting it, in addition to protecting savings against a […]

Nickel City Paintball is set to open in June, giving paintball lovers in the north a chance to play locally.

Le paradoxe a été relevé par le leader parlementaire libéral, André Fortin, lors d’un point de presse organisé à l’Assemblée nationale, mardi matin. Selon lui, l’arrivée des deux nouvelles formations politiques sur la scène politique québécoise pourrait avoir une incidence sur la division du vote. Ce sera aux électeurs à décider dans quelle proportion ils […]