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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 …

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‘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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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All-Star Game debut comes at right time for Barnes

TORONTO – Scottie Barnes was so busy with the ups and downs of the Toronto Raptors’ season that he never gave himself a chance to process his first-ever All-Star Game appearance. Raptors general manager Bobby Webster presented Barnes with an all-star ball during a brief pre-game ceremony ahead of Toronto’s …

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Pickering, Ont. city councillor Lisa Robinson filing for judicial review

Pickering, Ont., city councillor Lisa Robinson has applied for two judicial reviews against the City of Pickering and Principes Integrity, the groups responsible for disciplining her. In a statement, the Ward 1 councillor told Global News that her grounds for the review focus on the fact that she believes conclusions …

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Winnipeg Sea Bears re-sign ‘Beast from River East’ – Winnipeg

The Winnipeg Sea Bears have their first captain back under contract with a new deal for the so-called ‘Beast from River East’. Chaddie THE Baddie. The BEAST from River East. Call him what you want to, our hometown captain is back 😎 READ MORE: https://t.co/FZv7taazlZ pic.twitter.com/sqbPvNigU6 — Winnipeg Sea Bears …

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What’s open and closed in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara Region on Family Day – Hamilton

Monday will be a day off for most Ontarians as the province marks Family Day, the second long weekend of 2024. The annual holiday, established in 2007, is meant to celebrate the importance of families. Being a regional holiday, some federal services will still be open, like Canada Post. However, …

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