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Trudeau government forgives $7.4 million loan for multi-billion-dollar Irving family
The company later said the reason they didn’t pay their loans back was that they didn’t achieve specific targets. In other words, the subsidiary failed, and the Irvings don’t want to cover their losses.
Country music star to run for Conservatives in Nova Scotia
“I’ve always wanted to serve, I’ve had a very serving instinct in my life since I was a kid,” Canyon told CBC News on Wednesday.
Alberta and Quebec premiers duke it out over equalization and pipelines
“If we don’t get pipelines we need & repeal of anti-Alberta legislation like C-48 & C-69, we will hold a referendum on equalization,” Kenney warned in a tweet.
Nine charged after a high school graduation party in London got out of hand
A news release from London Police has revealed that dozens of young people caused approximately $80,000 in damage during their festivities, much to the horror of the homeowner renting the house.
Twitter removes over 936 fake Chinese accounts out of 200,000 strong bot network aimed at undermining Hong Kong freedom movement
On August 19, Twitter disclosed a “significant state-backed information operation” focused on spreading misinformation and undermining the freedom movement currently happening in Hong Kong.
French composer dies from bear attack while gathering nature sounds in Northwest Territories
French composer for the Brittany Symphony Orchestra Julien Gauthier is dead following a sudden encounter with a bear while gathering sounds for a music project in the Northwest Territories.
Army reservist raided by RCMP after allegations of involvement with far-right group
So far, no charges have been laid, but the raid certainly sent a message of zero-tolerance regarding members of the Canadian Armed Forces potentially being involved with such groups.
Major multi-vehicle collision in Alberta leaves three dead and 10 injured
At least 3 are dead and 10 have been injured following a serious multi-vehicle collision involving 12 vehicles on Highway 9 in Alberta Tuesday evening.
New poll shows support for Trudeau is lower than his party’s and Conservatives still lead
DART & Maru/Blue Voice Canada has released an exclusive poll to the Toronto Sun showing that support for Trudeau is nearly ten points lower than his party, while the Conservatives hold a seven point lead over the Liberals.
Embarrassing Twitter mistake by Justice Canada wrongly suggests it is illegal to drink “after” driving
Justice Canada has come under fire after posting a tweet that suggested people could be arrested for drinking after driving.
B.C. RCMP raid illegal grow-op in Mission and seize over 2,700 cannabis plants
According to RCMP, they executed the search as part of an investigation into illegal inter-provincial shipping of cannabis. They found that packages of roughly 50 lbs were being sent through a courier business.
Two missing men found dead by Surrey Police—police suspect foul play
The bodies of two missing men who went missing from Surrey in July have been found near Ashcroft, B.C. and are now confirmed to be Ryan Provencher and Richard Scurr.
Four wounded in three stabbing incidents overnight in Ottawa—some suspects in custody, some at large
Ottawa Police responded to three separate stabbing incidents Monday night that left 3 victims injured.
Albertan man charged with second-degree murder of 54-year-old in Kelly Lake
One 24-year-old man has been taken into custody and charged with second-degree murder after a body was discovered in a residence in Kelly Lake.
Who is “Jihadi Jack” and why is he Canada’s problem now?
Jack Letts, commonly referred to as ‘Jihadi Jack’, is a 24-year-old prisoner currently being held by Kurdish forces after having joined ISIS as a teenager.