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Blisters, maybe coyotes, but finally — a yes: How one man planned to walk for love

Published: 25/04/2018

It was the thought that counts. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Toronto has joined a long list of cities struck by vehicle attacks — what can it learn from them?

Published: 25/04/2018

The deadly van attack on Yonge Street has thrust Toronto into a debate about safety and freedom taking place in cities where similar incidents have already occurred. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Warm, dry weather leads to burn bans around N.S.

Published: 25/04/2018

Parts of the province already have bans in place this week, while the rest of Nova Scotia is under restrictions. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Resident who set fire at Morberg House while suffering meth psychosis is welcome to return to shelter

Published: 25/04/2018

A man who set fire to a room in a transitional housing shelter will be allowed to return to live there — once he completes an addiction recovery program. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
'I feel like I'm showing a lie': Time for X gender option on Manitoba ID, says non-binary advocate

Published: 25/04/2018

A non-binary trans person is calling on the Manitoba government to give them an X option on government ID. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Winnipeg woman furious police took 6 days to take statement after purse, car were stolen

Published: 25/04/2018

A Winnipeg woman wants to know why it took six days for officers to come take a written statement from her after her purse and vehicle were stolen. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

'I felt like something broke in my head': Winnipeg singer recovering after brain aneurysm bursts on stage

Published: 25/04/2018

A Winnipeg singer is recovering after an aneurysm burst in her brain as she was performing on stage on January 6th. Lisa Lester was at Jekyll and Hyde's in Osborne Village as part of a birthday party ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Loud music complaints from bars ignored in Exchange District, says resident

Published: 25/04/2018

The city of Winnipeg says the current by-law on the books is enough to deal with noise complaints, but one Exchange District resident wants to see loud patios face the music. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
3 arrested after teenager stabbed in Brampton

Published: 25/04/2018

A 17-year-old male victim was found suffering from stab wounds in Brampton and was transported to a hospital in serious but stable condition. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Halifax to draft bylaw restricting flyer delivery

Published: 25/04/2018

The bylaw could include a requirement not to distribute flyers to properties with 'no flyers' signs. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
'We don't want to rush this,' coroner says of painstaking work to ID victims of Toronto van attack

Published: 25/04/2018

Ontario's chief coroner says investigators will proceed with caution in the coming days as they work to identify the victims of a van attack on a north Toronto street. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
How the experts are helping Torontonians deal with the psychological impact of the van attack

Published: 25/04/2018

People have shown up at the crash site in tears, leaving a note or flowers, sometimes standing side-by-side with strangers also dealing with shock and helplessness, a type of public coming together ex ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Uncertainty surrounding marine protected areas concerns N.S. seaweed company

Published: 25/04/2018

One of Nova Scotia's leading seafood companies is raising concerns about the Trudeau government's plan to create more marine protected areas in Atlantic Canada. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Stanley Cup Playoffs: Western Conference semifinal preview

Published: 25/04/2018

What we have left in the West are four franchises seeking their first Stanley Cup championship in the Presidents' Trophy-winning Nashville Predators, Winnipeg Jets, San Jose Sharks and the expansion V ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Fire destroys partially built home in St. John's

Published: 25/04/2018

A home under construction on Larkhall Street went up in flames in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

ER closures a concern for Sheet Harbour residents

Published: 25/04/2018

Residents along Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore are concerned about the number of emergency department closures and what's causing them. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Private gym a fitness first for Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Published: 25/04/2018

No more getting up before dawn in Happy Valley Goose Bay to get a gym membership. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Air Canada faces seatbelt, vehicle defect charges after death of Toronto baggage handler

Published: 25/04/2018

Air Canada has been charged with a string of offences in the 2016 death of an employee killed at Toronto's Pearson International Airport after the baggage-handling tractor he was driving flipped over, ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

Intelligence agency withheld information from statement about MP's phone hack

Published: 25/04/2018

Five months after a Radio-Canada/CBC investigation revealed that the country's major mobile networks are vulnerable to hacking and fraud, documents obtained through Access to Information show that the ... Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
'There's a ton riding on this': Enbridge pipeline project dealt blow in Minnesota

Published: 25/04/2018

The oilpatch is witnessing how even a pipeline project considered straightforward, still faces significant delays and a difficult regulatory process. Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca
Facebook post linked to Toronto van attack points to insular, misogynistic world of 'incels'

Published: 25/04/2018

The deadly van attack in Toronto is shining a spotlight on the controversial, often misogynistic world of "incels" — a group of predominately men who identify as "involuntarily celibate." Read more

Source: www.cbc.ca

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