‘I’m lost for words’: Regina’s Little Free Library rebuilt after Canada Day fire
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Little Free Library on McCarthy Boulevard in Regina’s Normanview neighbourhood has been rebuilt, after it was set on fire on Canada Day. Continue reading
22-year-old Waterloo man charged following alleged indecent act at Grand Bend splash pad: OPP
Police said they were called to the scene on Government Road around 3:45 p.m. July 1 for a report of a suspicious male acting inappropriately. Continue reading
Man charged with manslaughter after alleged assault victim dies in Toronto
Police say 61-year-old Dwain Adams died in hospital on Saturday. Continue reading
N.B. baby rides ‘rare’ gigantic lobster on lucky Canada Day catch
“I think it’s really cool that when he’s older he’ll get to see he was on a lobster that was bigger than him.” Continue reading
Global News reporter celebrates Canada Day by jumping off a plane with Canadian Armed Forces
Global News Halifax was invited to take a tandem skydive with the Canadian Armed Forces parachute team, the SkyHawks, on July 2. Continue reading
Trailers, vehicles, boats removed from Saskatchewan campground after tornadoes
Hundreds of people were forced to leave after the tornadoes with winds up to 175 km/h skirted the area to the north and to the south and dropped golf-ball-sized hail on Saturday. Continue reading
Summer-long street party? Plan floated for Osborne Village pedestrian weekends
The proposal would mean weekend closures of Osborne Street to vehicular traffic between River Avenue and Stradbrook Avenue. Continue reading
OPP in Ottawa slap drivers with 200 tickets over Canada Day weekend
Seventeen of the 200 charges were laid against commuters who allegedly failed to slow down and move over as they passed an emergency vehicle with its lights flashing. Continue reading
Alberta bar owner doesn’t regret stringing up Trudeau pinata
The co-owner of a bar in central Alberta doesn’t regret hanging up a large pinata of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the Canada Day weekend. Continue reading
Hungry Sean Penn loads up at defiant Winnipeg grocery store on Canada Day
A local grocery chain that is flouting the laws requiring them to stay closed on statutory holidays was visited by two notable guests on Canada Day – one of whom was more welcome than the other. Continue reading