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By Daisy Woelk Global News Posted February 15, 2024 2:51 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Manitoba RCMP are asking southern Manitobans to stay safe and aware if they’re pulling over to help someone on the side of the road. This comes after Mounties …
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Call of the Wilde: After strong start, Montreal Canadians fall to New York Rangers 7-4 – Montreal
After a dominating performance over the Anaheim Ducks, the Montreal Canadiens had a much more difficult test Thursday night against the New York Rangers. New York is one of the top teams, and favourites to go far in the playoffs. Montreal was strong for most of the the first 40 …
Read More »Ontario plans legal changes to tolls, licence renewals
As the Progressive Conservatives prepare for the house to return, the Minister of Transportation has unveiled more details of the government’s new, campaign-style legislation. At an announcement on Thursday morning, Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria said he would propose a law to ban tolls on provincial highways and freeze the cost of …
Read More »Police investigate double stabbing at Toronto subway station – Toronto
A man in his 50s and a woman in her 20s have been rushed to hospital after a stabbing at a Toronto subway station. Toronto police said they were called to Wilson subway station in North York for reports of a stabbing around 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. Police said they …
Read More »Frozen truck leads Manitoba RCMP to fentanyl arrests – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Manitoba RCMP say they’ve arrested a Portage la Prairie man wanted on multiple warrants after they found him inside a truck that was stuck in a frozen ditch. Police were called to the junction of Road 22 West and the Trans-Canada Highway …
Read More »On the Brink: How Nova Scotia’s affordability crisis was years in the making
This story is part of an ongoing Global News series called On the Brink, which explores how Nova Scotians are being affected by the rising cost of living and housing. As more people are falling into poverty in Nova Scotia, many are wondering when – and if – things will …
Read More »‘The American model’: Ontario doctor claims move to private care building steam
Dr. David Barber, chair of the Ontario Medical Association’s general and family practice section, says a move toward private health care in Ontario is “happening already” and that it’s “going to get worse.” During a news conference Thursday discussing a shortage of family doctors in Ontario, Barber said one of …
Read More »How Canadian grocery stores decide what gets donated or dumped
On a cool-but-sunny February day in Toronto’s west end, a temperature-controlled truck pulls up at the rear of a Metro grocery store, where pallets of food about to reach their sell-by date sit waiting. It’s time for the Daily Bread food bank’s weekly pickup. Each package of meat, loaf of …
Read More »Newly announced Manitoba solar glass project raising red flags for advocates – Winnipeg
A project given the green light by the government of Manitoba is raising red flags for environmental and land advocates. On Wednesday, the province said yes to a solar glass project by Canadian Premium Sand (CPS) that will see silica sand mined from Hollow Water First Nation, Man., and processed …
Read More »Family Day 2024: What’s open and closed in London, Ont.
Family Day 2024 falls on Feb. 19 in Ontario. The holiday will result in some closures in and around London, Ont. News Source link
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