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  • How an Ontario First Nation is taking an Indigenous-led response in times of crisis
    When Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario experienced spring flooding this year, Missanabie Cree First Nation led the charge to help.
    Canada
    Apr 18
  • 4 homes destroyed in Fort Nelson wildfire, no green light yet for residents to return
    The BC Wildfire Service said it does not have a timeline yet of green-lighting a full return for the Fort Nelson community.
    Fire
    May 19
  • Okanagan residents asked to turn attention to emergency preparedness
    Okanagan residents are being asked to turn their attention to their emergency preparedness plans this week, with the season for wildfire and extreme weather just around the corner.
    Canada
    May 6
  • B.C. wildfire season off to early start with more than 100 already burning
    Wildfire season is off to an early start in B.C.'s central Interior and Cariboo regions, with at least one fire listed as out of control and continuing to grow in the Quesnel area.
    Fire
    Apr 22
  • Evacuation orders increase in parts of B.C. due to wildfires burning
    A wildfire in the community of Fort Nelson has significantly expanded as residents in British Columbia's northeast receive more mandatory evacuation orders.
    Fire
    May 14
  • STC addresses crime stats, announces renewal of shelter contract with Sask. government
    Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand announced that the contract to operate the emergency centre in Fairhaven has been renewed and pushed back against rumours of crime.
    Canada
    Apr 5
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  • Taiwan earthquake: 1 Canadian remains missing, top diplomat says
    Taiwan's representative to Canada, Harry Tseng, says he has no details about the missing person but two rescued Canadian tourists don't have serious injuries.
    World
    Apr 4
  • Global smartphone market set for 2024 rebound: report
    Global smartphone shipments are expected to rebound three per cent this year as easing inflation aids a demand recovery in emerging markets, a new report says.
    Tech
    Mar 28
  • Auto theft: Ontario and Montreal police reportedly working on joint investigation
    An Ontario Province Police command post is parked at a Montreal police east operations centre in St-Léonard. More details are expected to emerge by week's end.
    Crime
    Mar 20
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  • Emergency planning part of Kingston’s total solar eclipse prep: ‘This is the big one’
    Officials in Kington, Ont., expect the solar eclipse on April 8 could lead to traffic jams lasting four hours if things go well, or gridlock lasting up to 15 hours if they don't.
    Canada
    Mar 22
  • Slow down, move over: CAA Manitoba raises awareness about emergency vehicles, tow trucks
    The auto club says there's a simple way to remember what to do: if you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road, reduce your speed by half as you pass them.
    Traffic
    May 14
  • 911 calls diverted to nurses help shrink unnecessary ambulance response in Ontario region
    Since adding emergency communication nurses to its 911 protocols five year ago, Niagara EMS says it has fewer ambulances rushing to non-urgent calls.
    Health
    May 15
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  • Saskatoon pastor claims Emergency Wellness Centre is illegal
    Saskatoon resident Robert Pearce is claiming the Emergency Wellness Centre was established illegally.
    Canada
    May 15
  • What’s open and closed on Victoria Day in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara Region
    The unofficial start to the summer also brings a holiday Monday and closures. Here's what's open and closed in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara Region on Victoria Day.
    Canada
    May 16
  • New way of funding $10-a-day child care in Ontario coming in 2025
    Ontario has told child-care centres that it will implement a new way of funding the national $10-a-day program — something operators have urgently called for — starting in 2025.
    Canada
    May 16
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  • Peterborough health unit issues alert following overdose spike
    The health unit says two substances — light yellow and pink or light green — are being sold as down. The drugs contain bromazolam, a powerful sedative not approved in Canada.
    Health
    May 6
  • Increase in crime prompts new Saskatoon community safety initiatives
    The city is planning almost a dozen new safety initiatives to focus on community-based policing work, building affordable housing and increasing services for unhoused individuals. 
    Canada
    May 13
  • Cranberry Portage, Man. residents return home after wildfire
    Hundreds of evacuees from the northern Manitoba community were allowed to return home Sunday, over a week after a 37,000-hectare wildfire forced them to leave.
    Canada
    May 19
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  • Edmonton’s overall crime rate down in 2023, violent offences up: police
    EPS released its 2023 crime statistics on Thursday, which show an increase in violent crimes of approximately 7.3 per cent.
    Crime
    May 2
  • No B.C. campfire bans for long weekend, despite early wildfire season start
    British Columbians headed out for the Victoria Day long weekend won't be subject to provincial campfire bans, but are being urged to be extra careful with them.
    Fire
    May 13
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