The LCBO is scrapping plans for limited store openings as a strike by some 9,000 workers enters its second week. The LCBO had said if a deal with the Ontario
From the front, the home in Montreal’s West Island looks prim and proper, but as you walk into Joanne Lajeunesse’s backyard, you find a nature lover’s dream – somewhat of
The recent release of proposed regulations regarding the Canada Disability Benefit Act has B.C. disability advocates scratching their heads in bewilderment and shaking in frustration. Vancouver Island man Jeff Leggat
The University of British Columbia is investigating an apparent social media post possibly from a UBC professor. It was posted on X shortly after former president Donald Trump was injured
A horse participating in the Calgary Stampede was euthanized Saturday night after it sustained an injury during the eighth heat of a chuckwagon race. Calgary Stampede CEO Joel Cowley told
It has become almost second nature for Alicia Hennessey to gather her belongings and move them to higher ground when there’s rain in the forecast for Nova Scotia. Her street
By Ben Low-On Global News Posted July 14, 2024 2:37 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Alaska Airlines and the Kelowna International Airport are
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a failed assassination attempt on former U.S. president Donald Trump has left him “sickened.” Trump was injured after a shooting unfolded during a rally in Butler,
Recognizing its growing popularity, the City of Toronto is finalizing a cricket strategy to better meet rising demand. The development of the strategy, which began in 2020, will be considered
People gathered in Kelowna at Knowles Heritage Park on Friday for the three-year anniversary of a fatal crane collapse. On July 12, 2021, a crane helping construct a residential tower