Top Results For: illegal dumping

Service on a portion of TTC’s Line 2 was disrupted for almost two hours Friday, after an incident at Sherbourne Station in Toronto. As Noor Ra’fat Ibrahim tells us, it all began with an alleged assault on a subway platform.

A follow-up now to a story we reported on last night’s News Hour – allegations patients are being discharged to a bench outside Vancouver General Hospital. Tonight, a second person has come forward to denounce the practice. As Kristen Robinson reports, a Victoria resident says she’s witnessed the same practice outside the local hospital.

More fallout after Global BC reported hospital patients are being discharged from hospitals and left on nearby bus stops or benches. Health Minister Adrian Dix says patients who are unruly or threatening staff or others may be escorted out of the facility. Kristen Robinson reports.

Concerns are growing about the well being of some discharged patients at Vancouver General Hospital. A resident living across from the hospital says he’s seen multiple instances of so-called “patient dumping”. Alissa Thibault reports.

A park outside of Halifax has been closed after persistent vandalism and illegal dumping. Lock Five Park on Grand Lake is part of the Shubenacadie Canal system. As Zack Power reports, the area is also popular with anglers because of its access to one of the best fishing spots in Nova Scotia.

Former Manitoba Grand Chief Arlen Dumas is filing a counter-lawsuit against a woman who alleges he sexually assaulted her multiple times.

Roger Daignault was surprised to see City of Winnipeg crews clearing a hazardous and quickly-growing garbage pile near Flora Street and Selkirk Avenue on Wednesday, saying, “They’re doing a great job cleaning up and we hope it stays this way.”

Former AMC Grand Chief Arlen Dumas — who was ousted after allegations of sexual assault — won’t be facing criminal charges stemming from the incident.

Illegally dumped garbage is a major problem in the city’s North End, but the issue is overflowing and is impacting neighbourhoods throughout the city and beyond. Marney Blunt reports.

A Winnipeg woman who once worked under former Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs grand chief Arlen Dumas is suing him, alleging he sexually assaulted her multiple times in 2022.

Some big news coming from The BC Fruit Growers’ Association — the company is claiming that American cherries are being dumped into the Canadian market, and at a much lesser cost, putting Okanagan growers in a difficult position. Jayden Wasney reports.

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The property manager at Kangaroo Creek Farm in Kelowna is voicing his frustrations, after having to clean up piles of garbage that had been illegally dumped on the farm. As Jayden Wasney reports, despite steep fines, improper garbage disposal is on the rise in the region.

As waste and recycling centres reopen around Lethbridge, officials say they’ve seen reckless behavior at multiple sites and an increase in illegal dumping. Emily Olsen reports.

A Georgia man says his former boss dumped his last paycheque in his driveway as a massive pile of oil-covered pennies after allegedly withholding the money for months out of spite. Andreas Flaten and his girlfriend, Olivia Oxley, found the pennies in their driveway on March 12, as video posted to Instagram shows.

A new pilot project is hoping to catch people dumping old couches, mattresses and garbage in back lanes and lots around Winnipeg. In the coming weeks the city will mount six cameras in undisclosed locations around the city it deems as problem areas. Global’s Brittany Greenslade reports.

Tue, Aug 09: A Moncton scout leader fed up with illegal dumping is taking it upon himself to clean up a newly discovered mess. As Global’s Shelley Steeves reports, he’s going to need some help to tackle the problem.

Fri, May 20: With illegal dumping being a growing and costly problem in Vancouver, the city is about to double its efforts to clean it up. Nadia Stewart explains why things have been getting worse, and what the city is doing long-term to help solve the problem.

Someone is illegally dumping on a Scouts Canada and they’re taking to social media to try and find out who. Global’s Natasha Pace reports.

A Winnipeg business is speaking out after spending a year and a half dealing with the city trying to stop illegal dumping and over flowing garbage bins. Global’s Brittany Greenslade reports.