Victim of violent Bridle Path home invasion speaks out, says family is ‘traumatized’
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Murder trial: Claudia Iacono’s husband, Antonio Gallo, was the intended victim, text messages suggest
A jury at the Montreal courthouse hearing evidence in the trial of an Ontario man charged with the…
24 new affordable homes Indigenous families and Elders coming to SE Calgary
Worst team in the NHL: Calgary Flames fans feel growing pains Three games into the season, and the…
Dog bite injury during Edmonton police arrest under investigation
Alberta’s police watchdog is investigating after a woman suffered a serious injury during an arrest by the Edmonton…
Mapping Ottawa’s mayoral election results shows another urban-suburban split
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Experts warn removal of time change could bring new challenges for our health and technology
Make sure to keep your hands away from the clocks, as here in Manitoba, daylight savings time is…
Brampton driver behind wheel of dump truck that killed Toronto traffic agent: police
Police have charged a Brampton dump truck driver after a traffic agent was killed on the job in…
Mississauga mayor-elect unveils transition team
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Vancouver Canucks place forward Filip Chytil on injured reserve
Vancouver Canucks centre Filip Chytil (77) skates with the puck against San Jose Sharks defenceman Nolan Allan (5)…
Surrey, White Rock businesses wrapped up in government red tape
Surrey, White Rock businesses wrapped up in government red tape Published 2:36 pm Friday, October 30, 2026 The…
Sources: Nikita Kucherov tells Lightning he won’t re-sign, asks for trade
Well, here’s a Friday-afternoon whopper: According to multiple sources, Nikita Kucherov has informed both his teammates and the…
Canadian Crime Stoppers Association advises chapters to accept tips by phone only
The Canadian Crime Stoppers Association (CCSA) is advising its local chapters to solely accept tips by telephone instead…