Kingston, Ont. caregiver charged with defrauding disabled clients
Police allege money was stolen under the guise of purchasing Christmas gifts.
Crime
Apr 5
Hearing begins into death of B.C. woman shot with police plastic bullets
Lisa Rauch, 43, died several days after being shot in the head with plastic bullets on Christmas Day 2019.
Crime
Apr 15
Peterborough restaurant provides free meals on Easter for less fortunate
On Easter Sunday, the Original Spaghetti House Restaurant served hundreds of free meals to individuals in need. The meals are provided each Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving.
Canada
Apr 1
Kingston family still seeks answers after Christmas gifts stolen
Christmas turns sour for Kingston family as gifts vanish from apartment storage. Landlord's response under scrutiny. Community rallies.
Crime
Feb 24
Regina local businesses struggling to stay afloat after COVID-19
Some local businesses in Regina are struggling to turn a profit with rising costs of operating, CEBA loan payments and a lack of customers after Christmas.
Canada
Feb 6
‘A life of service’: Former N.B. MLA Sue Stultz passes away at 71, remembered for charity work
The turkey drive Stultz spearheaded in 1991 feeds thousands of Monctonians every year around the holidays. The Moncton Firefighters Association plans on continuing the tradition.
Canada
Apr 9
Dalmeny, Sask. hockey team recognized for community service by taking the ice with Jarome Iginla
The Sabres were recognized for spreading positivity and good deeds throughout the community over the holidays. On Saturday, they were part of Iginla’s Practice with a Pro event.
Canada
Apr 13
Kitchener Rangers’ Brzustewicz and Rehkopf join AHL clubs for rest of spring
With their season having come to an end, at least two Kitchener Rangers will spend the rest of the spring suiting up for American Hockey League clubs.
Sports
Apr 23
Calgary’s theatre scene welcomes audiences back after tough few years
COVID-19 dealt a massive blow to the theatre scene in Calgary, but popular productions and deals on ticket prices are bringing audiences back in droves.
Entertainment
Mar 29
Michigan school shooter’s parents sentenced to at least 10 years in prison
Jennifer and James Crumbley were sentenced immediately after several parents of the victims gave emotional impact statements in an Oakland County courtroom.
Crime
Apr 9
SAQ sales down as non-alcoholic business booms in Montreal
The drop in alcohol business appears to being picked up in sales at shops that sell non-alcoholic beverages.
Canada
Mar 29
Drug use in B.C.’s hospitals sparks feisty debate in the legislature
The Official Opposition, B.C. United, called out the government over a string of stories about illegal drug use in hospitals, with users allowed to leave their beds.
Politics
Apr 11
‘Hidden in their bags’: B.C. nurse speaks out about drug use in hospital
Chelsea Robertson is the latest to ring the alarm about open drug use and the challenges nurses and health-care workers are facing at hospitals.
Health
Apr 11
First Nations launch challenge of Site C dam
A group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.
Dec 31, 1969
Metro says grocery shoppers still hunting for deals even as inflation eases
Metro reported its second-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as its sales edged higher. Food and pharmacy sales were both up in the quarter.
Money
Apr 24
Ford on Toronto police officer’s auto theft advice: ‘Might as well leave cookies and milk’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford was asked Friday about a Toronto police officer who told residents to leave their car keys by the door to avoid home invasions.
Crime
Mar 15
Okanagan ski hills mark the end of a challenging season: ‘Wasn’t our best year’
Ski hills across British Columbia first battled little to no snow on the ground. Then, they faced extreme weather conditions.
Canada
Apr 2
Edmonton Oilers fans getting pumped for playoffs: ‘It’s going to be so electrifying’
The NHL playoffs start on Saturday and Edmonton Oilers fans, businesses and the team itself are gearing up for what’s hoped to be a long post-season.
Sports
Apr 15
15 things that saved me on my first all-inclusive trip with kids — And one thing I wish I’d brought
These are the items any parent will want to pack with them the next time they bring the family to an all-inclusive resort.
The Curator
Apr 15
‘Always smiling’: Vancouver’s iconic ‘Duck Lady’ dies at age 82
Vancouver's eccentric Duck Lady, Laura-Kay Prophet, was known for bringing smiles to anyone she met and distributing food and cash to those in need on the city's streets.
Features
Mar 26
