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Moosomin, Sask. – A small Saskatchewan southeastern community is looking to open its doors to those displaced from the war in Ukraine. Moosomin — a community of just under 2,500 off Highway 1 and nearing the Manitoba border — isn’t necessarily the most Ukrainian community in Saskatchewan. It wasn’t built by Ukrainian settlers, like a […]

The first members of the motorcyclist convoy reached the federal capital on Friday afternoon. These move on the outskirts of the city center while in front of the parliament, the demonstrators begin to gather at the end of the day. As of this writing, the situation was under control. There were more than a hundred […]

For this year, the Mexican real estate has sales expectations of 481,000 million pesos, especially due to the operations of the housing sector. According to data from Softec, in 2022 178,000 new houses are expected for sale, with a market value of 265,000 million pesos, as well as 12,000 units of holiday home, for almost […]

A local veteran and gifted storyteller celebrated his 99th birthday in Edmonton on Friday. Tony Cashman was awarded the Alberta Order of Excellence in 2014 for his work as a historian, author and playwright. “It’s not necessarily the end of the line,” he said on Friday with a smile, adding he was “optimistic” about turning […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports News Local News The IOC team will be in Vancouver Monday to Wednesday. They are currently in Salt Lake City, Utah, another potential Olympics host city. Publishing date: Apr 29, 2022 • 11 hours ago • 1 minute read • 5 Comments The lighting of the Olympic cauldron at the kick-off […]

Promoting his online belief, the Order of Freedom, as a valid exemption to city hall’s COVID-19 vaccination policy has landed Councilor Michael Van Holst in hot water. In his report, Integrity Commissioner Gregory Stewart responds to complaints filed by Mayor Ed Holder and multiple members of the public about Van Holst’s actions after policies were […]

Two people have been taken to hospital after police say a train hit a vehicle in Winnipeg. Shortly before 6:30 pm on Friday, Winnipeg police said a train struck a vehicle near Bairdmore Boulevard at the Letellier Crossing. A train has struck a vehicle near Bairdmore Blvd at the Letellier Crossing. 2 people from […]

The owner of an unsuccessful gravel pit application is taking his case to the Ontario Land Court. On April 12, Wilmot Township Council rejected a proposal to re-zone a property on Witmer Road known as the “Hallman Pit” for use a gravel mine. The decision came after over 50 people spoke against the proposal over […]

Article content The Ontario government announced $4.9 million Friday to fund an addition to Northwood Elementary School in Windsor. Article content The addition will create 184 student spaces “as part of the (Doug) Ford Government’s commitment to building state-of-the-art schools for Ontario youth,” an announcement from the Ministry of Education said. “The project is part […]

The BC Center for Disease Control’s latest update on COVID-19 data released Thursday showed another increase in hospitalizations, as well as other indications that the province’s sixth pandemic wave is still growing. The growth hasn’t been evenly distributed across the province, however. While the Interior and Fraser health authorities had the worst of the available […]

Vehicle owners are considering installing cages over their catalytic converters to deter all-time high thefts. Michele Zubrin’s SUV has been targeted twice this year by people attempting to steal the catalytic converter. The second attempt was successful. ”You turn the vehicle on and it was just overwhelmingly loud,” Zubrin said in an interview with CTV […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links politics Opinion Columnists Opinion: First Nations getting 10%, up from 5%. A chief suggests 50% would be a fairer number The West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd sawmill in Quesnel, BC Postmedia Wire Article content VICTORIA — The New Democrats this week more than doubled the share of forest revenues going to First […]

Waterloo regional police are investigating after someone used a marker to write what police call “racial statements” on a Wellesley playground. In a media release, police said the graffiti was spotted on a playground at the Wellesley Community Center on Catherine Street on Thursday April 28 and reported to them the following day. The damage […]

Article content Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic reached our region two years ago, Windsor Light Music Theater has had to limit its activities. Article content But now the long-running local theatrical production group is back to offering live shows to the public, with a classic fairytale musical as its latest presentation: Cinderella, as told by […]

US congressmen presented a bill to move the commercial or manufacturing activity of some companies from China to Latin America, one of them, Mark Green, reported Friday, estimating that it would help alleviate the wave of migration. The Nearshoring bill (bringing production closer to end markets) “is a triple win,” says Green. “First, it makes […]

A Moose Jaw resident is $500,000 richer after matching winning numbers for a Western Max lottery draw on April 8. “I’ve always wondered what it would be like to win big,” Keith Littler said, later confirming it’s “neat.” Littler made sure to check his tickets a couple of times before he shared the news with […]

Manitoba property owners are bracing for the next downpour and in some cases still mopping up from the last storm. The overland flood fight is ramping up with more rain on the way to southern Manitoba. “We’ve got below grade window wells so they tend to have some runoff come in them so last weekend […]

Article content Windsor’s local film and media education center will launch a slate of new programs in 2022-23 thanks to more than $570,000 in grant funding from the provincial government. Article content The Windsor Center for Film, Digital Media and the Creative Arts received $572,610 in grant money recently as part of the provincial government’s […]

The main opponent of the regime in BelarusSvetlana Tikhanovskaya said on Friday that the United States is considering increasing its technological assistance in the fight against President Alexander Lukashenko’s crackdown. The opponent, who like Western observers claims to have won the 2020 presidential election against Lukashenko, met with the head of US diplomacy, Anthony Blinkenas […]

The multi-million dollar price tag to revitalize Bradford’s downtown into a modern streetscape with less parking, brighter lights and more modern accoutrements will cost an estimated $18 million with 90 percent of funding being generated through development charges. But as Ward 2 Counc. Jonathan Scott points out, it’s time for a change in the downtown […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News The transmission line will leave from Hydro-Québec’s Hertel station in La Prairie and connect to a converter station in Queens, NY Author of the article: Publishing date: Apr 29, 2022 • 37 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation Hydro electricity power pylons in St-Bruno-de-Montarville. Photo by […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News “We have to not pretend that something didn’t happen, but to take from it and learn from it and find good ways to move forward.” “When we couldn’t come together or say goodbye properly, there was a lot of guilt, which is already something that exists whenever people die,” said […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News “An advantage we have going for us is literally anywhere in BC… you can’t afford to live there. GTA the same thing.” Publishing date: Apr 29, 2022 • 51 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation The condo/duplex market is heating up in Edmonton. Photo by Ed […]

A 100-year-old woman who was critically injured when she was struck by an SUV in North York earlier this week has died in hospital, police say. The collision happened just before noon on Tuesday in the area of ​​Steeles Avenue East and Bluffwood Drive, west of Leslie Street. Toronto police said the woman was walking […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Federal Prairies Economic Development Canada Minister Daniel Vandal, left, and Tourism Minister Randy Boissonnault, Edmonton Center Liberal MP, listen to a speaker during a federal announcement supporting community revitalization initiatives — including support for Edmonton’s Downtown core, enhancing main streets and reinventing outdoor spaces on Friday, April 29, 2022. Photo […]

A man is in a life-threatening condition after a three-vehicle collision on Highway 401 in Toronto Friday evening. The Ontario Provincial Police said the crash happened on the westbound express lanes of the highway near Yonge Street. “An SUV rear-ended a passenger vehicle. That passenger vehicle then rear-ended a motorcyclist. The motorcycle went down, the […]

Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison has become a candidate in the Conservative party leadership race. Candidates had until Friday at 5 pm to submit at least 500 nomination signatures and a $300,000 fee to be on the ballot. Aitchison confirmed Thursday he checked those boxes, making it official. “We did it!” I posted to Twitter. […]

Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison has become a candidate in the Conservative party leadership race. Candidates had until 5 pm Friday to submit at least 500 nomination signatures and a $3,000 fee to be on the ballot. Aitchison confirmed Thursday he checked those boxes, making it official. “We did it!” I posted to Twitter. “Looking […]

By Tulip MazumdarGlobal health correspondent About one in five pregnancies will end in miscarriage. After suffering several myself, I know first-hand how devastating an experience it can be. As part of my investigations for the documentary Miscarriage: The Search for Answers, available on iPlayer, I have been speaking to women across the world about their […]