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Why overlooked green energy sector is an economic powerhouse: Don Pittis

Published: 23/05/2019

While politicians promote the economics of fossil energy, a report out today indicates they, and other Canadians, have a blind spot for the economic clout of the low-carbon energy businesses. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Toronto plastic surgeon told to remove security cameras from consult rooms

Published: 23/05/2019

The regulatory body for doctors in Ontario has made a formal allegation of professional misconduct against a Toronto plastic surgeon who had security cameras in his consult rooms. The rooms are where ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Art restoration expert unveils secrets behind old paintings at the ROM

Published: 23/05/2019

Heidi Sobol's official title is senior paintings conservator, but she's like the Royal Ontario Museum's art detective, uncovering new information about old paintings. She spoke to CBC Toronto before t ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Seafarers union blames lenient Transport Canada policy for merchant sailor's death

Published: 23/05/2019

The Port of Montreal is one of only a few in the world where seafarers are allowed to unlash containers aboard their ships before docking — a dangerous practice, according to the International Transpo ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Why more women die of cardiac arrest than men focus of study

Published: 23/05/2019

The window to shock a woman's heart back into a stable rhythm after cardiac arrest seems to close faster than in men. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
What U.S. flooding could mean for Canada's Prairie farmers

Published: 23/05/2019

Flooding across the United States agriculture belt continues to thwart the planting of key crops — something that could help some Canadian farmers fetch better commodity prices themselves. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Trudeau adds another high-profile B.C. Candidate to Liberal team

Published: 23/05/2019

Former B.C. health minister Terry Lake has been named as Justin Trudeau’s latest Liberal candidate for the upcoming federal election. Keith Baldrey breaks down his chances and where the Liberals ... Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
Burnaby Mountain residents concerned about emergency response

Published: 23/05/2019

Residents of a growing community on Burnaby Mountain held a town hall to call for a local fire hall and emergency evacuation plan, both of which have been missing for years. Rumina Daya reports. Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
Royal BC Museum to stop collecting Indigenous remains in reconciliation effort

Published: 23/05/2019

The Victoria-based museum has also announced hundreds of items from its collection will now be available for repatriation. Read more

Source: globalnews.ca

Big Brother Canada season 7 winner celebrated by hometown

Published: 23/05/2019

Kelowna’s newest celebrity was greeted by friends, family and fans on Wednesday night at a welcome home party. Dane Rupert won Big Brother Canada season 7 on May 10th. Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
‘Big Brother Canada’ season 7 winner looks forward to time alone

Published: 23/05/2019

"I've been locked up in a house for a couple months so it's nice to just see all my friends and family. We will take it from there." Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
Okanagan Firestorm Cheerleaders win world championship

Published: 23/05/2019

The Okanagan Firestorm Cheerleading travel group ‘Intensity’ has been chosen world champions in their division. The 24-girl-troupe won first place at the US finals in Las Vegas earlier in ... Read more

Source: globalnews.ca

Okanagan Firestorm Cheerleaders win world championship title

Published: 23/05/2019

"It's an incredible finish to an incredible season." Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
'It is inhumane': Group protests Winnipeg's plans to clear out homeless camps

Published: 23/05/2019

A passionate group of protesters braved the rain on Wednesday evening to send a message to city hall about its plan to clean up temporary homeless camps along with discarded needles, condoms and human ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
York9 advance in Canadian Championship qualifying with inaugural win

Published: 23/05/2019

York9 FC is moving on in the Canadian Championship after taking down A.S. Blainville 1-0 in the second leg of their Round 1 tie Wednesday. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Family of murder victim sounds alarm about killer’s day passes

Published: 23/05/2019

The family of Graham Niven wants the public to know that his killer has been granted escorted day passes. As Grace Ke reports, they still think he’s dangerous 25 years after he committed the cri ... Read more

Source: globalnews.ca
Red Sox outlast Blue Jays for 13th-inning victory

Published: 23/05/2019

Boston's Michael Chavis hit a solo homer off Jimmy Cordero in the 13th inning as the Red Sox outlasted the plucky Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 on Wednesday night at Rogers Centre. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Large police presence in northeast Edmonton neighbourhood

Published: 23/05/2019

Edmonton police are on scene at a convenience story in the city's northeast and have also closed a section of a nearby neighbourhood. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Praise the weather gods: It's going to feel like 30 degrees in Toronto Thursday

Published: 23/05/2019

After a wind and rain-soaked letdown to the start of spring, finally Toronto will be treated to some warm — dare we say hot— weather Thursday. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Officer injured during police standoff at northwest Calgary home

Published: 23/05/2019

A police officer was taken to hospital Wednesday evening during a standoff at a northwest Calgary home. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Canadiens prospect Nick Suzuki on a roll for Guelph at Memorial Cup

Published: 23/05/2019

Scores twice and adds an assist as Storm beats the WHL champion Raiders 5-2 on Tuesday, eliminating Prince Albert from the tournament. Read more

Source: montrealgazette.com

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