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ISIS claims responsibility for Afghanistan wedding bombing that killed 63
On August 17, a suicide bombing at a wedding in Kabul, Afghanistan left at least 63 dead and 182 injured.
CAQ youth wing wants sustainability, but that doesn’t necessarily mean constantly talking about the environment
The youth wing (people aged 16-30) of the Coalition Avenir Québec (Coalition of Quebec’s Future) party has said that they’re looking for elected officials which see beyond 4-year re-election cycle to secure a sustainable plan for themselves, their children, and their grandchildren thereafter.
Sudden August snowstorm chases campers out of B.C. campgrounds
Campers have been forced out of their cozy tents over the weekend as sudden August snow flurries came billowing down…
Ford announces Ontario’s municipal spending budget and confirms that he’s moving ahead with cuts to tackle deficit
In a Keynote Address at the Association of Ontario Municipalities 2019 Conference on Monday, Ford announced his office’s plan to invest $144 billion in local projects across Ontario.
Quebec MP Pierre Nantel booted from NDP, saddles up with Greens
Quebec MP Pierre Nantel has joined Elizabeth May’s Green Party after his dismissal from the NDP Friday.
Suspect in custody for the murder of Canadian woman’s fiancé in New Zealand
A 23-year-old suspect is now in custody following a nationwide manhunt in relation to the murder 33-year-old Sean McKinnon, from Australia, reports Waikato Police in a news release.
Man that killed RCMP officer gets day parole after serving just over half his sentence
Kenneth Fenton was sentenced in April 2016 for smashing into West Shore RCMP Const. Sarah Beckett’s police cruiser while evading police. The force of the crash killed Beckett, leaving her husband a widower and her two sons motherless.
UPDATE: Brampton double stabbing revealed to be mother and son of man found in Highway 410 suicide
Police have now confirmed that a body found on Highway 410 was a result of suicide and have further clarified the relation of this death with those of a fatal double stabbing in Brampton.
Edmonton MP pushes for criminalization of conversion therapy
Randy Boissonnault, an Edmonton Centre MP and a special adviser to the Prime Minister on LGBTQ2 Issues, told reporters Thursday that Justice Minister David Lametti is still pursuing his pledge to make conversion therapy a criminal.
Laval, Quebec spends $1 million on a bad paint job and removal
The city of Laval, Quebec spent $750,000 only two years ago to paint 90 curbs blue and white, and now they want it erased.
Saskatoon city hall loses over $1 million in phishing scam
Saskatoon city manager Jeff Jorgensen has admitted that the city has lost $1.04 million to a fraudster posing as a construction company’s chief financial officer for weeks.
Major drug bust in Surrey of home-based lab with gang ties
On Thursday, Surrey RCMP announced that they have made a “substantial” drug seizure from a home-based lab in the South Surrey area. Police now believe that the lab is linked to the Brothers Keepers group, a criminal organization involved in the Lower Mainland Gang Conflict in B.C.
Publication ban on ‘Incel’ Killers’ statements to police will be lifted next month
Statements that Alek Minassian made to police the night after he was arrested and charged with allegedly driving a van down Yonge St., Toronto, killing many people, are to become public on September 27 following a decision by Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy Friday morning.
Fatal double stabbing in Brampton linked to body found on 410 highway believed to be suicide
Two people have been killed following a stabbing in a home in Brampton early Friday morning.
Canadian woman’s fiancé killed in random attack while working in New Zealand
Thirty-two-year-old Bianca Buckley of Nova Scotia is devastated after her Australian fiancé, 33-year-old Australian national Sean McKinnon, was shot down in a seemingly random act of violence early Friday morning.