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On Jan. 9, 2023, the relative of a Richmond Hill man accused of assault, choking and breaking the terms of his probation among a total of 13 offences paid down $1,000 for a new commitment — a promise the man would follow strict rules in exchange for temporary freedom. They …
Read More »Manitoba animal rescues still feeling stretched thin – Winnipeg
Animal lover Jackie Hannah loves opening up her heart and her home to animals in need. “I have one foster I’ve had since February, we are still working with him,” Hanna said. “He’s a great dog but needs some work and I just foster failed (adopting a pet you’re fostering) …
Read More »Canadians stretched more than ever heading into ‘critical’ Giving Tuesday
The surging cost of living doesn’t just have more Canadians turning to shelters and food banks for help — it’s also forcing charities themselves to do more with less, as the donors they rely on find their own budgets under pressure. Nov. 28 marks Giving Tuesday, the day after the Black …
Read More »Volunteer underwater recovery team stretched to limit amid funding crunch
As Alberta remains one of two provinces in Canada without a RCMP underwater recovery team, a volunteer civilian group fears it won’t be able to continue its work in this province because of financial roadblocks. “I fear for the future and I fear for Albertans’ safety,” Luke Jevne, president of the Underwater …
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