Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a bank robber who has held up multiple banks in Hamilton and Southern Ontario.
According to the town of Slave Lake, 650 High Level residents have already registered at the reception centre. Officials have yet to update via Twitter, though one is expected at 9:30 AM, MDT.
Another case of measles has been confirmed in Canada. This time it is in the Edmonton area.
An English pub in Spain is being investigated for what many are calling “hate crimes” after the watering hole advertised “midget strippers for hire.”
Green Party leader Elizabeth May is encouraging Justin Trudeau to try and work with other parties to form a minority government should the need arise in October 2019.
55.5 percent of new government appointments to federal agencies were women, while 62 percent of visible minorities were screened out as “insufficiently qualified.”
The fire is estimated to be over 23,000 hectares in size (230 km²) with experts stating that wildfire danger in the Peace River Forest Area has been labelled “extreme.”
Gas prices in Montreal and Laval shot up over the $1.50 marker for the first time this year, just cents away from the record set in 2014 of $1.53 per litre.
Imagine going for a ride with your best friend. Imagine resting your eyes while in transit only to find out that your best friend was gone.
Citing the brief window of time before the next federal election, Blair suggested that the ban could be implemented through a federal order instead of traditional legislative channels.
Archeologists found a military complex dating back to the Rideau Canal’s construction in the 19h century.
If Koolsbergen is successful in his lobbying efforts, one potential result could be the placing of UCP energy war room advertisements in Postmedia papers and on Postmedia websites.
During a Justice Committee meeting on “online hate”, Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith suggested that the government should create a new judicial body to dish out tickets and warnings for those found to be guilty of harassment online.
The Montreal May Anarchists took responsibility for the vandalizations, stating that they did it for “anti-colonial” reasons.
Shortly after the father and son from Richmond arrested for possessing explosive materials were granted bail by an Ontario judge, investigators revealed that the younger suspect was “on the cusp of radicalization”.