O.J. Simpson’s lawyer backtracks vow to fight Goldman family payout
Malcolm LaVergne, Simpson's estate executor, said his initial vow to ensure Ron Goldman's family "get nothing" were "pretty harsh."
Trending
Apr 15
The ‘very busy’ Halifax waterfront and why changes could be on the way
As Halifax's population continues to grow, plans to prevent overcrowding along the city's downtown waterfront are being reviewed. This could mean building a new ferry terminal.
Canada
Apr 23
Environmental groups call to expand review of forestry emissions
In an open letter, nearly a dozen environmental groups say the federal government's review must consider how forestry emissions are estimated in the first place.
Environment
Apr 2
Winnipeg mobile overdose prevention site ‘surpassing all expectations’: report
From October 2022 to October 2023, there were 26,154 visits to the site run by Sunshine House, a drop-in and resource centre, the report released Thursday said.
Health
Apr 18
Israel did not express concerns about UNRWA staff before attack: report
Israel said UNRWA employees took part in the Hamas attack. A UN panel has stated "Israel has yet to provide supporting evidence of this.”
World
Apr 22
Judicial review filed in response to Calgary city council’s decision to forego rezoning plebiscite
Richard Harrisson, a lawyer representing Twiss and Lehodey, confirmed that an application has been filed.
Canada
Apr 19
Saskatoon city council to discuss College Drive road safety review
A safety review of the intersection at College Drive and Wiggins Avenue is being presented at Saskatoon city council Wednesday.
Traffic
Apr 22
N.S. premier scraps plan to consolidate Antigonish after community meeting
Following a stormy public meeting, Premier Tim Houston has cancelled plans to consolidate Antigonish, N.S. Community activists are relieved; local politicians are disappointed.
Politics
Apr 5
6 kitchen gadgets and tools that hack the heck out of meal prep
We tested these buzzy kitchen items that are designed to cut down on meal prep time.
The Curator
Apr 23
Edmonton police release footage of suspects in extortion of South Asian community
Edmonton police have released surveillance videos to identify suspects involved in "Project Gaslight," the extortion series targeting members of the South Asian community.
Canada
Apr 24
Ontario Finance Minister expresses discomfort with size of deficit: ‘Higher than I would like’
During a fireside chat, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy admitted the deficit in Ontario's budget was higher than he would like, despite writing the financial plan.
Economy
Apr 6
Child-killer Allan Schoenborn changes name, fights to keep new identity secret
Allan Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three young children in Merritt, B.C., 14 years ago.
Crime
Apr 17
Toronto police chief backtracks on comment after Umar Zameer verdict
Toronto's chief of police, Myron Demkiw, deflected criticism Tuesday regarding a controversial comment he made outside the Superior Courthouse Sunday.
Crime
Apr 23
Workplace review of Calgary police coming: oversight body
“We recognize that it's time for a more fulsome evaluation of whether the actions taken to date are creating the desired change,” Shawn Cornett said.
Canada
Mar 27
Matthew de Grood back in Calgary 10 years after killing 5 at Brentwood house party
A decade after the biggest mass killing in Calgary’s history, the families of the five victims' families now face the fear of running into the man who stabbed their loved ones.
Crime
Apr 9
Pickleball curious? Here’s what you need to get started
Balls, bag, paddles…what else do you need to play pickleball? Here are 11 accessories that may help foster your love of the game.
The Curator
Apr 5
Saskatoon Fire Department year-in-review highlights increase in calls
The Saskatoon Fire Department showcased the increased needs and response seen in the city as part of its year in review.
Fire
Apr 4
28 best gifts for mom this Mother’s Day 2024
Whether your mom is a homebody, a world traveller or an outdoor adventurer, we’ve got a Mother’s Day gift for her.
The Curator
Apr 18
Private lease for Sargent Park Tennis Courts operation not renewed, 24-hour use enabled
Operators of city owned recreation facilities don't need to be concerned after the Property and Development committee chose not to renew the lease for the Sargent Park Tennis court
Politics
Apr 12
Guelph seeking donation of land for potential temporary encampment site
The city has put out a call to land owners interested in donating property for a minimum of three years in an effort to address homelessness.
Canada
Mar 27
