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Ward 13 Councilman Dan McLean and Ward 9 Councilman Gian-Carlo Carra were disciplined Tuesday following an investigation by the city’s integrity commissioner. McLean and Carra will be required to attend ethics training with the ethics advisor within 30 days. Carra is also required to attend records management, ethics, and social media training with the ethics […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news The road would cover 20 kilometers of the railway line and would link Laval and the north coast with the island of Montreal. Author of the article: Jason Magder • Montreal Gazette The initial idea for the trail was to connect St-Laurent to Roxboro along the side of the REM […]

The first full Calgary Stampede since the pandemic officially kicks off Friday and many in the downtown area are feeling the buzz. “All of Calgary gets excited about it and everyone draws on the windows of their businesses and everyone can’t wait to go there,” says international student Lily Tuigunova. Tuigunova is originally from Kyrgyzstan […]

PHOENIX (AP) — The U.S. Justice Department sued Arizona Tuesday over a new law that requires people who use a federal form to register to vote to provide additional proof of citizenship if they want to vote for president or use the state popular vote. – mail system. The law signed by Republican Gov. Doug […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news “He tells me he’s keeping you posted. I told him I don’t care, they need to execute.” A February 2020 file photo shows a news conference on the Confederation Line featuring, from left, OC Transpo officials John Manconi, Troy Charter and Pat Scrimgeour of OCV Transpo, and Peter Lauch […]

A handful of tents are scattered along the edge of Lethbridge Civic Center Park. The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO) building is on the north side of the homeless encampment and this year is the largest gathering CEO Rob Miyashiro has seen in that area. “When it warmed up, in early spring, we saw some […]

Former Toronto Star editor and publisher John Honderich will posthumously receive the 2022 Michener Awards Foundation’s Michener-Baxter Prize. The award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to Canadian journalism, was also presented to former Montreal Gazette Editorial Director Norman Webster and the international media development organization Journalists for Human Rights. Coming from a legendary media family (his […]

SGI Minister Don Morgan says Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI Canada are in good financial shape despite weathering storms figuratively and literally in a year marked by the pandemic, inflation and the costliest storm in Canadian history. Saskatchewan. “Every year there are claims, losses and surprises,” Morgan said Tuesday at a news conference following the […]

Montreal politicians are calling on Canada to protect one of the city’s last green spaces after environmentalists discovered that a part of the area known as the Technopark was mowed down by Aéroports de Montréal (ADM). The land is owned by the federal government, but is currently being leased by ADM. “If we want to […]

The father of the Edmonton girl who has been missing for nine days said he was preparing to post another update on Facebook last Saturday when police knocked on his door. “And they just said, ‘Look, we’ve got good news.’ So we met with the police, three detectives came. And we were told that my […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news It was one of several notes Larry Gaul wrote in the weeks and months leading up to and following the LRT’s testing phase in July and August 2019 and its eventual opening in September of that year. Larry Gaul, left, of STV Inc., is questioned by the commission’s attorney, […]

It’s been a pretty wet and cloudy summer for the sunny interior of southern BC. Nevertheless, a study from an american university says that the smell of desert rain can be good for your health. While the southern Okanagan, with its well-known abundance of fruit and wine, isn’t a desert, it does have semi-arid scrub, […]

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Mexican Navy said Tuesday it has begun a controversial plan to dump concrete blocks at the bottom of the Gulf of California to ensnare illegal nets that drown critically endangered vaquita porpoises. Only eight of the tiny and elusive porpoises remain in the Gulf, also known as the Sea of […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Trip Politics Opinion News National columnists Saskatchewan’s Grasslands National Park offers a glimpse of the past (including roaming wild bison), but also a glimpse of a wilder future. Plains bison that once roamed the Canadian prairies and numbered in the tens of millions are once again thriving in southern Saskatchewan after being […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Politics Opinion News Local news columnists How come the people in the province who extract and refine the oil pay more than those in Ontario? Author of the article: gift braid • Calgary Herald Analyst Dan McTeague says Western retailers are exploding from Manitoba to BC Profit margins are much lower in […]

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. – The gunman who attacked an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago, killing at least seven people, legally purchased two high-powered rifles and three other weapons despite authorities calling his house twice in 2019. after he threatened suicide and used violence, police said Tuesday. A spokesman for the Lake County Major Crimes […]

ALMATY – Eighteen people were killed and 243 injured during unrest in Uzbekistan’s autonomous province of Karakalpakstan last week, Uzbek authorities said on Monday, the worst episode of violence in the Central Asian nation in 17 years. Security forces detained 516 people during the protests, which erupted over plans to curtail Karakalpakstan’s autonomy, but have […]

Shakespeare Kelowna planned to perform the Merry Wives of Windsor for a local audience twice before, but the pandemic got in the way. Assuming the weather improves over the next few days, the third time should be the charm. And there’s possibly no better time to bring home one of the bard’s fan favorites. As […]

Mississauga’s integrity commissioner discovered that District 6 Councilman Ron Starr scratched up former Councilwoman Karen Ras’s vehicle last year and is recommending that her payment be suspended for 60 days. In a report to the city council, Robert J. Swayze said the scratching incident, which occurred in April 2021, constitutes workplace harassment under the city’s […]

Garden suites are allowed in Toronto after an appeals court dismissed attempts to block a city statute allowing the units to be built. In February, Toronto councilors passed an ordinance allowing residents to build second homes, known as laneway and garden suites, next to their property. A garden suite is a dwelling unit “generally located […]

Major road repairs, maintenance of public park facilities, flood protection on the Toronto Islands and public transportation infrastructure are among the jobs the city has already put on hold or will soon have to put on hold if it doesn’t get more. pandemic funds from other levels of government. That’s the conclusion of a city […]

A nonprofit organization uncovered some expensive treasures in the midst of a massive renovation. the victory foundation builds affordable housing for Calgarians. Wagon wheels found at T&C. Jill Croteau/Global News They are transforming a Forest Lawn landmark, the Old Town and Country (T&C) Hotel on Southeast 17th Avenue into a 48-unit complex for women, children […]

The so-called “clean shave” policy for workers at shelters and hangouts in Toronto was changed after some Sikh security guards reportedly lost their jobs for refusing to shave their beards. An official from Canada’s World Sikh Organization (WSO) confirmed the change to CP24 on Tuesday afternoon. It comes after approximately 100 Sikh security guards employed […]

Canada is about to scrap more than half of its Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses because it couldn’t find any takers at home or abroad. You also have to explain how you plan to administer millions of doses of the Novavax and Medicago vaccines you bought but are unlikely to use. Canada signed a contract with […]

The Federation Council will meet in Victoria on July 11-12 to discuss issues related to Canada’s provinces. Prime Minister Scott Moe touched on some of his main points before the meeting. Canada’s health transfer is an issue that Moe said is important to all provinces, with premiers calling for a $28 million increase in health […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news File photo: COVID-19 tests. Photo by Pierre Crom /fake images article content Six people have died of COVID-19 in Ottawa over the past week, with signs indicating that as the summer holidays begin, the city is seeing the start of a new pandemic wave likely fueled by new, highly contagious […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Real estate News Local news Around 2,500 households are currently on a waiting list for social housing in Côte-des-Neiges, community groups say. People hold signs at a protest event calling for social housing on Blue Bonnets land in Montreal on Tuesday, July 5, 2022. Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette article content […]

Members of the Regina Police Service (RPS) took turns flipping burgers for the annual Tamra Keepness BBQ. People of all ages attended the event held at Regina’s Pepsi Park organized by RPS and Regina/Treaty Status Indian Services (RT/SIS). The barbecue is important for police to engage with community organizations to raise awareness of Tamra’s disappearance. […]

Italy was enduring a prolonged heat wave before a massive alpine glacier calved and killed hikers on Sunday and experts say climate change will make such destabilizing hot conditions more common. Seven hikers died and the whereabouts of several others remain unknown after large chunks of ice and rock from the Marmolada Glacier plunged down […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news “We need to stop the killing and ask why all these young people are running to violence, gun violence. I will not tolerate it,” he said. Jooris Ndongozi, the father of Tyson Ndongozi, shot dead a year ago, visits his son’s grave in Ottawa on Tuesday. Photo by Tony […]