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Are younger Canadians less interested in coffee than previous generations? A new study shows that Gen Z is the least likely to have a cup of Joe with their breakfast. The study was released Wednesday by Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab. It found that 30.4 per cent of those in Gen …
Read More »‘Choose your adventure’: Manitoba expo shows how sports can be part of life with disability – Winnipeg
Recreation organizations gathered in Niverville, Man., on Saturday for the Accessible Sport Connection Manitoba Expo, where they tood advantage of opportunities to demonstrate how they’re bringing sports to people living with disabilities. Kirby Cote, executive director of ASC Manitoba, said this year’s event represents the first time the event was …
Read More »Leafs’ Samsonov shows flashes after AHL demotion
TORONTO – Ilya Samsonov hasn’t had a lot to smile about this season. The Maple Leafs goaltender struggled early and lost the No. 1 job in Toronto before enduring the embarrassment of being placed on waivers. When the NHL’s other 31 teams passed on Samsonov, he was demoted to the …
Read More »Video shows SUV ‘deliberately’ striking cruisers during takedown in Toronto: police – Toronto
Shocking video appears to show the moment a suspect vehicle “deliberately” crashed into unmarked police vehicles as carjacking task force officers conducted a takedown in Toronto. The Toronto Police Service also released additional details on what led up to the incident early Monday, which occurred in The West Mall and …
Read More »Montreal family wants apology from city after video shows snow plow striking cars – Montreal
A Montreal family is asking for an apology from the city after a snow plow was caught on camera crashing into multiple vehicles. The collisions took place during a major snowstorm earlier in the week. One of the family’s cars was hit so hard it is believed to be a …
Read More »‘Crisis levels’: New report shows 1 in 10 Torontonians relying on food banks – Toronto
Advocates say Toronto’s food insecurity has hit “crisis levels” as a new report shows one in 10 people in the city are relying on food banks. The annual Who’s Hungry report reveals millions of visits to food banks in the city every year. It chronicles an ever-growing reliance on non-profits …
Read More »Woman hit by truck near Dugald, Man. died prior to collision, autopsy shows – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A woman who was hit by a truck near Dugald, Man., early Thursday morning was already dead from an earlier hit-and-run, an RCMP investigation revealed. Beausejour RCMP have identified the woman, first thought to be a teen, as a 27-year-old woman from …
Read More »‘I’m going to commit a terrorist attack:’ Video shows London police interview with accused
Warning: Readers may find the contents of this story disturbing. In the hours after four members of a Muslim family were fatally struck – and a fifth seriously injured – in London, Ont., the suspect in the case told a detective that he was left with “no choice” and that …
Read More »Bières et Saveurs de Chambly shows Quebec’s craft beer and spirits scene is booming – Montreal
Thousands of Quebecers descended on Fort Chambly’s National historical site to sip and to celebrate the best of Quebec’s brews and flavours. “The weather is great for the weekend of Labour Day, so it’s great,” said Joey St-Arnault with an India Pale Ale beer in hand. The festival is celebrating …
Read More »Battlefords Union Hospital ICU closed for weeks, memo shows
Just weeks after a leaked document showed an ICU bed in Regina was closed, another document has revealed that the ICU at the Union Hospital in the Battlefords has been closed for weeks. The document outlines the intensive care unit was shut down on July 13 and will remain closed …
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