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A former Alabama jail official and the murder suspect she is accused of helping escape custody were arrested Monday in Indiana after more than a week on the run, police officials said. Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said the two fugitives were apprehended near Evansville, Indiana, after US marshals chased the Whites’ truck, which crashed. […]
Article content Quite a few moms in the LaSalle area started off their special day Sunday with a delicious plate of bacon and eggs courtesy of The Hideout Bar and Grill on Malden Road. Article content The popular neighborhood eatery offered its breakfast special free to moms for Mother’s Day. Owners Sandy Lewis and her […]
A portion of the Irving Nature Park in Saint John remains closed Monday as attempts to capture a bear continue. The Saint John Police Force evacuated the park’s Children’s Forest area around 2 pm on Sunday following reports of a bear sighting. All other areas of the Irving Nature Park remain open. An advisory about […]
As food prices in Canada continue to soar, more people are looking for cheaper options at the grocery store and cutting back on some items. Rakesh Batel who owns Upper Village Market in Kitchener said he’s noticing people are buying fewer items. “People watch each and every price. If it’s not good according to their […]
Growing up in the Philippines and training as a paralegal, Antonio Gerona could never have imagined that his sister would one day become the country’s vice president. The Vice President of the Philippines, Leni Robredo, is a human rights lawyer who is now running for the presidency. “I just sent him a text message and […]
The first lobsters caught under the treaty fishery on P.E.I. came ashore on Lennox Island Monday morning without incident — but with some simmering tension. The fishery is not authorized by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans after negotiations to reach an agreement were unsuccessful. Without an agreement, DFO calls this an “unauthorized” fishery, which means it could […]
The Boston Celtics were already facing what looked like a must-win scenario in Game 4 against the Milwaukee Bucks, losing 2-1 in the series. That challenge just got a whole lot harder. Starting center Robert Williams III underwent surgery to repair a partially torn meniscus in his left knee before the start of the playoffs, […]
Roberto Baggio (not pictured) missed the crucial penalty as Brazil beat Italy to the 1994 World Cup Franco Baresi. Roberto Donadoni. Roberto Baggio. The names are synonymous with AC Milan’s emergence as a European superpower. They are also etched into the memory of every Italian fan who witnessed the country’s World Cup penalty shootout defeats […]
Monterey, NL. The reform of the National Water Law will not be touched until there is a consensus from all parties, which is why a space was given to listen to all voices, said Ricardo Monreal Ávila, president of the Political Coordination Board of the Senate, after a meeting with the members of the Chamber […]
In total, more than 160 performances, including nearly 100 new ones, are part of the new program at the Odyssée hall, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. We can say that life resumes normally with this programmingunderlines the programming director, Pascale Gougeon. ” We are really excited and happy to see people again […]
Article content The Grande Prairie Public Library has released an innovative new version of it’s popular library app. calledSwipe Right for Reading, not only will it search the GPPL catalog and place holds, but it also has the power tobring library members together.“Some of the best relationships are based on similar interests,” says Hailey McCullough, […]
If you think groceries have become more expensive recently, get ready for more sticker shock. According to Alberta farmers, they’re currently putting in the most expensive crops they’ve ever seeded, and the price increase will undoubtedly be passed along to consumers. “This year our biggest concerns are rising costs. So our crop inputs are probably […]
“It’s not unexpected to have this after surgery, but it has hurt sometimes and today I’m a little more irritated than usual,” Udoka said. “So they took a look at it, tried to warm it up. But between other games, he has had some natural pain and today he was a little worse”. Get sense […]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to reopen the Canadian embassy in Kyiv on Sunday sends a signal to Russia that Canada is steadfast in its support for Ukraine, the federal government says. Canada is slowly re-establishing its diplomatic presence in Ukraine’s capital nearly three months after shuttering its embassy when Russia began mobilizing troops along […]
The expectation of Bank of America Securities (BofA Securities) about the restrictive route that it will follow Bank of Mexico This year it does not change with the entry into function of the Package against inflation and famine, presented last week by the Mexican government. According to the chief economist for Mexico and Canada at […]
Pastor Tim Gibb of Bethel Church in Sarnia, Ont. has been working diligently to bring Ukrainians to Lambton County. “We have three families arriving this week two on Wednesday and one on Thursday,” said Gibb. However with millions more fleeing to neighboring countries, Gibb would like to see the Canadian federal government speed up their […]
Dunrobin Distilleries is turning rubble into whisky. The craft distillery is looking to move into Stittsville, by building a new facility on Stittsville Main Street. On Monday, heavy machinery brought down an 80-year-old building. “It was very dramatic, the whole building coming down,” Mark Watson of Dunrobin Distilleries told CTV News Ottawa. “It took five […]
On the last day of its cross-examination, the defense tried to show on Monday that the plaintiff had started a romantic relationship with her client when she was 15 and that she hoped to go further after her sixteenth birthday by sleeping with him. Jacob Hoggard’s attorney, Megan Savard, says she’s convinced the woman wanted […]
The surging price of gasoline shows no signs of stopping and that’s starting to affect how people are planning their summer holidays. A summer road trip survey by the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC) found that 66 per cent of drivers plan to cancel or limit their road trips this summer. That number […]
Friday morning dawned clear and sunny on flood-ravaged Hay River and K’atl’odeeche First Nation in the N.W.T., where ice from the river’s breakup still litters the banks and roads of the communities. The river itself had open water, with the last of the ice being carried off downstream. Jane Groenewegen, who stayed in Hay River […]
As Hay River and the K’atl’odeeche First Nation brace for more surges of floodwater and ice, N.W.T. officials say they have room in Yellowknife and Fort Smith for hundreds more evacuees. Nearly 3,800 people were ordered to leave the communities late Wednesday after water surged over the banks of the Hay River close to where […]
Ron Deger peers out over what looks more like a lake with sandbars poking up from the surface than his normally dry 1,600-hectare farm in the rural municipality of Morris, Man. The co-owner of Country Grove Farms is struggling to remain optimistic that this growing season won’t be a wash. In a typical year, Deger’s […]
Kim Christie-Gallant says her west end Moncton neighborhood is like a small town where everyone knows each other, but she doesn’t like what she’s seen lately. She’s concerned about the rise in theft, break and enters and drug use among the city’s homeless population and has started a petition called “Make Moncton Safe Again.” Christie-Gallant […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Ottawa Senators Hockey Publishing date: May 09, 2022 • 14 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation Kingston Frontenacs forward Shane Wright. Photo by Ian MacAlpine /Post Media Network Article content The Ottawa Senators had no shortage of bad luck last season. advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News The BC Conservation Service said the fine was issued at a time when there had been increased reports of coyote encounters and sightings in the area. A Port Moody resident has been issued a fine after it was found they had been leaving food out for wildlife. The BC […]
President Joe Biden on Monday expedited weapons shipments to Ukraine based on a World War II law to help Ukraine’s allies. USA to defeat Nazi Germany. Biden signed the order in the White House and indicated that his country supports the Ukrainians “in the defense of their territory and their democracy in the face of […]
The Canadian Mental Health Association has seen a significant increase in demand for mental health and addiction services over the last two years. “It’s devastating for people to sit on a waiting list for years at a time in some circumstances,” said Helen Fishburn, CEO of CMHA Waterloo Wellington. There are more than 3,670 people […]
Last Sunday, Boxing Canada’s high performance director, Daniel Trépanier, tendered his resignation. Four days earlier, 121 athletes (current and former), coaches, officials and members of provincial federations had published an open letter in which they demanded the resignation of Daniel Trépanier. They also called for an investigation into Boxing Canada’s inability to govern itself acceptably. […]
With another fresh surge of precipitation on the horizon for Manitoba, the province has issued an overland flood watch for all of southern and central Manitoba. The province’s Hydrologic Forecast Center issued the watch Monday, noting forecasters are monitoring a series of precipitation systems that could bring as much as 60 millimeters of rain to […]
In the wake of the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that indicates the court could overturn Roe v. Wade, some lawmakers have charged that conservative Supreme Court justices led them astray during Senate confirmation hearings. We’ll look at what the three most recent conservative justices had said about Roe. The draft opinion, written by Justice […]
