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Two more beluga whales have died at Marineland, bringing the total number of whale deaths since 2019 to 17. Ontario’s Animal Welfare Services has been investigating the Niagara Falls tourist attraction since 2020. “The ministry has been made aware that two beluga whales at Marineland have passed away this March,” …
Read More »Man arrested after allegedly bringing nail gun to demonstration in Thornhill, Ont. – Toronto
York Regional Police arrested a man who allegedly brought a nail gun to a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Thornhill, Ont., Sunday. Officers attended the rally on Clarke Avenue West, where over 100 people were expected to be in attendance. A post from police on social media initially said the action was …
Read More »Atlantic coast faces powerful winds, tide surges in storm bringing rain, some snow
By The Staff The Canadian Press Posted January 13, 2024 11:25 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size Parts of Atlantic Canada are facing powerful blasts of wind and tidal surges along coastal areas as a storm sweeping in from the southeast moves through the region. Northern New …
Read More »Holidays bringing gift of patronage to restaurants, but rising costs playing Scrooge – Winnipeg
The holiday season is a welcomed time of year at Silver Heights Restaurant, but rising costs cast a threatening shadow over colourful lights and tasty treats. “November and December are our crucial months,” said Tony Siwicki, the restaurant’s owner. Between social gatherings and parties, he said he has more customers …
Read More »Police fear ‘they’ll be seen as weak’ bringing up mental health struggles: Ontario union
Global News is looking at some of the issues that continue to come up concerning mental health and first responders. We’ll explore what’s being done to help first responders and what has changed over the decade. A police union in a major Ontario city made a push this fall for …
Read More »Traveling vision clinic bringing sight to rural Manitoba – Winnipeg
Raine Andrews remembers the day she put on her first pair of glasses. “I was outside, and I was like, ‘Whoa, trees have individual leaves?!’” As an optometrist assistant with the Mobile Vision Care Clinic (MVCC), Andrews and her colleagues set up vision clinics in Manitoba schools. Working in predominantly …
Read More »Bringing up the dead: Ukraine searches the battlefields for unidentified remains
Warning: This story contains graphic language and images of human remains It must have been a cold, lonely, frightening death for Gavril Vanyushev. The young Russian soldier was killed on the outskirts of Kyiv in a sleepy, forested hamlet about 50 kilometres west of the Ukrainian capital. Retired schoolteacher Kateryna Karabchuck, …
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