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Canada
Defence suggests manslaughter conviction in case of Quebec man who killed ailing wife
The minimum sentence for a second-degree murder conviction is life in prison with no parole for 10 years. Continue reading
Lethbridge library celebrates relationship with Indigenous community
It’s a relationship, a century in the making. As the Lethbridge Public Library celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, the facility is also honouring the significant strides made to connect with Indigenous communities. Demi Knight reports. Continue reading
Boil water advisory in effect for several Longueuil streets
The City of Longueuil has issued a boil water advisory for the Fatima area after laboratory tests showed E.coli bacteria in a water sample. Continue reading
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Toronto busker reunites with missing bassoon weeks later
The TTC said a transit agency staff member saw a crowdfunding campaign and recalled the bassoon being dropped off at the lost and found. Continue reading
‘Very, very black and white’: Country music star Paul Brandt discusses human trafficking with Durham police
Canadian country music hall-of-famer Paul Brandt is using his celebrity status to shine a light on human trafficking. Continue reading
Farmers hope for more snow despite below-average spring runoff forecast
Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency (WSA) forecasted a below-average spring runoff earlier this month. Continue reading
Critical Needs, Part 2: Addressing Kingston’s shortage of family doctors
There are thousands of orphaned patients in Kingston right now, unable to find a family doctor. Continue reading
West Island MNA says petition to save Riverdale High School is open until March 19
By Anne Leclair Reporter
Those opposed to the transfer still have until March 19 to add their signatures. Continue reading
Saskatchewan government commits $2 million to build Prince Albert hospice
The RGHA is planning on building a hospice to provide end-of-life care and comfort for terminal patients of the Prince Albert, Sask., area. Continue reading
How hired postpartum help is becoming more commonplace for moms
By Kim Smith Reporter
Unlike birth doulas, who help mothers during pregnancy and childbirth, postpartum doulas step in after the baby arrives. Continue reading