NB Power says rate application doesn’t include federal carbon tax
NB Power is applying for a 2.5 per cent rate increase during a hearing with the Energy and Utilities Board slated for next month. Continue reading
Storm
Rain, rain won’t go away: Nova Scotia to receive spring storm on Wednesday
Environment Canada says regions along the Atlantic coast are expected to receive the highest amounts of rain, with approximately 50 to 70 millimetres expected. Continue reading
School and other cancellations around southern Manitoba on Thursday
Heavy snow and strong winds have forced a number of cancellations in southern Manitoba Continue reading
Southern Manitoba placed under several weather alerts
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement early Wednesday morning for the entire city of Winnipeg. Continue reading
One of Vancouver’s longest running breweries displaced by development
By Aaron McArthur Reporter/Anchor
“My property tax bill alone went up 25 per cent alone last year. And anywhere I want to move I might be paying twice as much as I pay now,” said James Walton. Continue reading
Nick Suzuki’s 6 points lead Guelph Storm over Kitchener Rangers 8-4
By Matt Carty Reporter
Nick Suzuki now has 41 points in 23 games with the Guelph Storm since being traded from the Owen Sound Attack. Continue reading
Snow, freezing rain forces closures and cancellations in N.S.
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
A wintry mix of precipitation on Monday led to multiple closures and cancellations in Nova Scotia. Continue reading
Hamilton-Burlington area closures and cancellations for Wednesday, Feb 27, 2019
The latest Hamilton-Burlington area closures and cancellations for Wednesday, Feb 27, 2019. Continue reading
OPP report 20 collisions on Hwy. 115; 24 collisions on Hwy. 7
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
Up to 20 vehicles were involved in a collision on Highway 115 near Peterborough. Continue reading
Winter storm blasts Atlantic Canada, closing schools and hampering travel
Environment Canada says up to 50 centimetres of snow were expected in some areas of New Brunswick. Continue reading