Moose Jaw’s Wing in the New Year initiative provides 87 people with safe rides home
The 87 riders brought Wing in the New Year’s numbers to 50 more than the year before. Continue reading
New Year’s Eve
Driver could face charges after Summerland New Year’s Eve party ends in injury
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
The man could face dangerous driving charges after allegedly running over a friend who was trying to stop him from driving away from a New Year’s Eve party intoxicated. Continue reading
Teen fatally shoots friend by accident, then kills himself on New Year’s Eve
A 15-year-old teen is dead after he accidentally killed his 17-year-old friend and then turned the gun on himself. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP ‘happily surprised’ as NYE road checks net no criminally impaired drivers
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I think it’s people understanding it’s not just their safety, it’s the safety of other people on the road.” Continue reading
Hamilton police investigating New Year’s Eve stabbing, call for witnesses
Hamilton police are investigating a stabbing that sent a man to hospital on New Year’s Eve. Continue reading
Police investigating fatal New Year’s Eve pedestrian collision in Bathurst area
Police say the man died at the scene and the driver of the car was not injured. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Wanting to improve may be better than any New Year’s resolution
It’s time to start honouring those New Year’s resolutions you made while celebrating with family and friends this past week. Continue reading
‘It means a lot to me’: Edmonton’s New Year’s baby for 2019 is a girl
Alberta Health Services said baby Tia is Edmonton’s New Year’s baby for 2019, having been born at 12:08 on Jan. 1. Continue reading
New Year’s Eve was the busiest night of the year for Urgences-Santé
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
The calls for help from Quebecers varied, but mostly involved intoxication, falls, fights and car accidents. Continue reading
Woman, 32, dies on New Year’s Eve after being struck by a vehicle in Kingston
The woman, who police say was not from Kingston, was walking along Princess Street near Bath Road just after 7 p.m. when she was struck by a vehicle. Continue reading