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A man is facing charges after nearly 300 grams of cocaine and thousands of dollars in cash were seized from a south Regina home during a drug investigation. A search warrant was executed at a house in the 3600 block of Anson Street on Thursday, according to a news release from the Regina Police Service. […]

Student teachers are reporting months-long waits to obtain temporary permission to take on supply work, as Ontario schools continue to struggle to cover absences during COVID-19. With the end of the school year just two months away — and with May and June sports, field trips, graduation ceremonies and other events adding pressure — students […]

In anticipation of her upcoming opening for legendary Canadian rock group April Wine, Sudbury’s JoPo performs an acoustic medley.

The United States said this Friday that it refuses to “act as if nothing” had happened after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, commenting on the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the summit of the G20 scheduled for November, in Indonesia. “The United States continues to think that Russia’s participation in the international community […]

Regina resident Gladys Hill said she’s had three dead ravens on her property in the northwest end of the city in the past week. The ministry’s chief veterinary officer told CTV News the public should refrain from contact with dead or potentially infected birds and to call the Ministry of Environment if someone finds a […]

The fun is done. “It’s time now,” point guard Fred VanVleet said of the Raptors after a good-but-not-great season ended Thursday night. “That’s about as much building as we all want to do. I think we have the pieces, and now (it’s) how do you put those pieces together.” And so they go into the […]

This is a late opening compared to last year, when amateurs were able to start setting off in mid-March. Despite the relaxation of health measures and the strong comeback of travel, the Club’s general manager, Martin Lacasse, is optimistic to see the enthusiasm of the past two years continue at the ticket office. Martin Lacasse, […]

British Columbia will overhaul its Mental Health Act amid rapidly rising involuntary admissions and years of human rights concerns raised by patients, families and advocates, Attorney General David Eby told The Tyee today. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Two Tyee Writers Are Finalists for a Climate Coverage Prize Michelle Gamage and […]

Article content This weekend, hundreds, if not thousands, of people are set to descend upon Ottawa for a protest. This in itself is not news. Article content This is what happens in the nation’s capital. It has been happening for decades. People visit Ottawa to protest and celebrate a variety of issues and occasions. A […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News CFIB says 79 per cent of its membership feel the best way to let them weather the latest minimum wage increase is to reduce their tax burden. Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette files Article content The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) said Friday that the 5.56-per-cent increase in […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News The two-year-old Labrador retriever is ‘an old soul’ who likes to play, has more than 250 skills and responds to 60 different commands Publishing date: Apr 29, 2022 • 25 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation Cajun, front, an accredited facility dog, joins Fletcher, middle, and […]

VICTORY – An inquest will be held to try to determine what happened to a 17-year-old Indigenous youth who was reported missing from his Abbotsford, BC, group home in September 2020 and found dead in the closet of his bedroom four days later. A statement issued by the BC Coroners Service says the inquest into […]

Increased depression, anxiety and stress during pregnancy can alter the fetal brain, negatively impacting a child’s early cognitive development, a new study suggests, drawing attention to the importance of mental health support for those who are pregnant. Previous research found that anxiety during pregnancy seemed to affect the brain development of the child and that […]

Science North is looking at expanding into Sault Ste. Marie.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that there was a high risk of ending peace talks with Moscowas US lawmakers vowed to move quickly on a plan to send up to $33 billion to help kyiv resist the attack. The Secretary General of the UN, Antonio GuterresHe said during a visit to kyiv on […]

A woman was flown to hospital by STARS Air Ambulance on Friday afternoon after a high fall in Banff National Park. Banff EMS was called to the Mosquito Creek Hostel parking lot about 11 am after the women suffered a high fall in the backcountry nearby. Due to the severity of her injuries, STARS was […]

Guelph emergency room nurse Marcella Veenman-Mulder is now home after spending a month in Lviv, Ukraine. “I worked 24 days straight, at least 12 hours a day,” she said. She traveled there with Samaritans Purse (SP) to provide medical relief. “The biggest thing I’ve had to wrap my head around is knowing that I have […]

Two of Ottawa’s football heroes who made it big south of the border spoke about their neighborhood roots. They went back to St. Patrick’s High School, where their football careers all started. Jesse Luketa grew up in the Herongate neighborhood. His passion for football landed him on the field as a linebacker at Penn State. […]

The authorities of the Federal Reserve from USA appear poised to offer a series of aggressive interest rate hikes at least through the summer to deal with soaring inflation and rising labor costs, even though two reports on Friday showed tentative signs that both may be coming to a head. its peak. High food and […]

Three teen girls have been charged in connection to harassment that happened between January and March 2022. Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) says on March 24, they received a report of a student from a school in the 100 block of Nelson Road who was being harassed in person and on social media, a news release […]

Some have reservations about the relevance of such an establishment, which France would consider establishing in Moncton or Fredericton in New Brunswick, or even in Halifax in Nova Scotia. What is a French high school? It would be a high school, the equivalent of a high school in the Canadian education system, where young people […]

The Saskatoon Police Service is on the scene of a crash involving a vehicle and two motorcycles at Lenore Drive and Cree Crescent. The crash happened during lunch hour on Friday and the SPS Collision Analyst Unit is on the scene investigating, a news release said. Police say there were injuries but didn’t provide any […]

Russia confirmed this Friday that it bombed kyiv, with “high-precision” missiles, during the visit on Thursday to the Ukrainian capital of the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres. Producer and journalist Vera Gyrych, from the radio station financed by USA Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, after his home was hit by a missile. The Russian Defense Ministry […]

The Government had no choice this Friday but to surrender to the evidence and severely downgrade its macroeconomic forecasts. It waited almost until the last moment, when the deadline was running out to deliver the update of the Stability Plan to Brussels, to align itself with what other institutions -including the Bank of Spain itself- […]

The rising cost of diesel in Nova Scotia has been a tough blow to some farmers in the province. Three days ago, diesel prices were just over $2 a liter, but two increases through the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board’s interrupter clause, and one regularly scheduled adjustment have increased the price to a new […]

VICTORY – A small poultry flock in British Columbia’s Kootenay region has tested positive for the avian flu, the third known outbreak in the province. A statement from BC’s Agriculture Ministry says the flock has the highly infectious H5N1 virus and has been placed under quarantine by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. It says the […]

Algoma University President Asima Vezina discusses plans for the continued development of academic programming.

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News A cause of death of the Cree youth has not been released, but major crime detectives with Abbotsford police said at the time that no criminality was involved. Author of the article: Publishing date: Apr 29, 2022 • 24 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation […]