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  • Edmonton City Hall to reopen to the public on March 25
    Two months after a shooting forced the closure of Edmonton City Hall, the civic building will reopen to the public next week with new security measures in place.
    Politics
    Mar 20
  • The ‘devastating’ loss of the Just for Laugh festival for comics and Montreal
    Tuesday's announcement by Just for Laughs regarding the cancellation of its summer festival in Montreal as it seeks creditor protection is no laughing matter.
    Canada
    Mar 6
  • De Grasse, Lindros among Order of Ontario recipients being honoured today
    Six-time Olympic medallist Andre De Grasse, former hockey player Eric Lindros and Torstar owner Jordan Bitove are among the recipients.
    Canada
    Nov 27, 2023
  • Mayor, some staff returning to Edmonton City Hall next week after shooting closed building
    Mayor Amarjeet Sohi, a few city councillors and some municipal staff will begin to return to city hall on Monday, two weeks after a shooting happened in the downtown building.
    Crime
    Feb 2
  • Some employees return to Edmonton city hall after shooting
    Some councillors and other city staff returned to work at Edmonton City Hall on Monday, just under two weeks after a shooting. 
    Crime
    Feb 5
  • Edmonton city hall to remain closed indefinitely amid repairs, security review
    It's not known when Edmonton City Hall will reopen after a gunman ran through the building, firing bullets and setting off Molotov cocktails.
    Crime
    Jan 30
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  • Protesters throw soup at Mona Lisa painting in Paris amid farmers’ protests
    The two activists who threw soup at the Mona Lisa have been arrested, Paris police say.
    World
    Jan 28
  • Edmonton City Hall shooting suspect makes first court appearance
    The suspect in a shooting at Edmonton City Hall wore an orange jumpsuit while he appeared in court via CCTV from the Edmonton Remand Centre.
    Crime
    Jan 25
  • Artifacts from Franklin’s lost expedition found in shipwrecks off Nunavut
    Underwater archaeologists found a treasure trove of Franklin expedition artifacts that are now jointly owned by Parks Canada and the local Indigenous Nattilik Heritage Society.
    Canada
    Jan 25
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  • ‘Heavily armed’ suspect acted alone in Edmonton City Hall shooting: police
    The 'threat to public safety has concluded' at Edmonton City Hall, police said Tuesday afternoon after shots were fired inside the building earlier in the day.
    Crime
    Jan 23
  • New Year’s revellers ring in 2024, but war casts shadow over celebrations
    Cities around the globe from New York City to Sydney, Australia celebrated New Year's Eve with fireworks displays, while ongoing conflicts cast a pall over celebrations for many.
    World
    Jan 1
  • Guelph’s Marva Wisdom to receive Order of Ontario for work on diversity, inclusion
    Wisdom is one of 26 new appointees to the Order of Ontario for 2022.
    Canada
    Nov 6, 2023
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  • Theatre artists set the stage for classic mystery ‘Sleuth’ in Calgary
    Cast and crew at Vertigo Theatre in Calgary are preparing for the upcoming opening night of the mystery Sleuth with some special set designs.
    Entertainment
    Nov 13, 2023
  • ‘The war has begun’: Quebec coroner hears of stalking, custody concerns in familicide
    "He was stalking her,'' Najla Ben Ammar told the inquiry looking into the December 2019 killings of Dahia Khellaf, 42, and her sons, Adam, 4, and Aksil, 2.
    Crime
    Oct 25, 2023
  • Montreal’s St Joseph’s Oratory celebrates return of massive, iconic bells
    St. Joseph's Oratory's 62-bell carillon has returned from a lengthy, painstaking restoration process in France.
    Canada
    Jun 17, 2023
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  • How cities around the world are tackling dangerous air quality
    As wildfires wreak havoc on air quality in Canada and the U.S., the response of cities across the world to emergency levels of air pollution may provide some insight to solutions.
    Environment
    Jun 19, 2023
  • Texas Panhandle town begins cleanup after tornado kills 3
    The National Weather Service in Amarillo was surveying damage Friday to determine the tornado rating in the Perryton area, meteorologist Brett Muscha said.
    U.S. News
    Jun 16, 2023
  • Drayton Valley residents forced out by wildfire head to evacuation centre in Edmonton
    About 7,000 people who were forced to flee their homes in Drayton Valley, Alta., Thursday faced long waits in their vehicles overnight and some made their way to Edmonton Friday.
    Canada
    May 5, 2023
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  • It’s been a busy opening year for Ontario’s fledgling sports betting industry
    'We expected strong demand from consumers and players and that's exactly what we've experienced on our platform. We're seeing very strong and growing demand from gamers in Ontario.
    Canada
    Apr 3, 2023
  • Montreal single-use plastics ban comes into effect, covering range of products
    The bylaw was passed 18 months ago and covers the 19 boroughs that make up the city of Montreal, with officials estimating some 8,400 businesses will be affected.
    Canada
    Mar 28, 2023
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