California man reunited with missing grandparents after going on TV for help
The man started receiving calls only a short time about his grandparents’ location after appearing on the news Continue reading
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Scott Thompson: Remembrance Day reminds us we’re sliding backwards
With the acknowledgement by world leaders that we may be sliding backwards, Remembrance Day was different in 2018. Continue reading
Hundreds honour Canada’s fallen at Lethbridge Remembrance Day services
By Kyle Benning Videographer
“I think it’s very important that we remember all the time,” said John Moreland. Continue reading
Fire crews put down 2-alarm blaze at empty Surrey home
By Simon Little Online Journalist
No one was home at the time, and fortunately no one was hurt. Continue reading
Hundreds gather at Cross of Sacrifice Cenotaph to honour Canada’s fallen
Hundreds gathered at the Cross of Sacrifice Cenotaph to not only honour Canada’s fallen soldiers, but to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Hamilton Tiger-Cats tame B.C. Lions and they’re on to Ottawa
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats crushed the B.C. Lions 48-8 in the CFL’s Eastern Semifinal and will play in Ottawa next Sunday. The winner will advance to the 106th Grey Cup in Edmonton. Continue reading
Remembrance Day incident with Halifax Regional Police horse injures 2
Halifax Regional Police are “looking into” an incident involving a police horse that injured two people, one of whom was an officer. Continue reading
Regina’s first legal cannabis dispensary opens its doors Saturday
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Despite the frigid weather, a few long-time smokers and curious residents lined up outside The Cannabis Co. YQR on Saturday to take a peek at Regina’s first pot shop. Continue reading
Toronto Maple Leafs outdone by Boston Bruins as Pastrnak scores 3rd career hat trick
John Tavares scored the only goal for Toronto. Continue reading
Farmfair International to remain in Edmonton despite drop in attendance
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
FarmFair International is to remain in Edmonton in the years ahead, despite a significant drop in attendance following the departure of the Canadian Finals Rodeo. Continue reading
