Author: Ayomikun Orenuga
Ayomikun Orenuga
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A severe thunderstorm in southern Alberta downed power lines, damaged cars and closed highways near Brooks. RCMP, Fortis Alberta and Environment Canada respond.
Quebec’s Court of Appeal ruled a provincial court judge overstepped his jurisdiction when he declared part of the province’s language law unconstitutional.
The Mount Underwood wildfire near Port Alberni may get relief — 15 to 40mm of rain is forecast. But drought means the fire will keep burning deep.
Nanaimo RCMP are asking the public for help in finding a 43-year-old man who failed to appear in Nanaimo provincial court for a scheduled appearance. Gregory Rawlinson had a court appearance related to a February incident where it is alleged that he assaulted and uttered threats toward another person, but failed to show up. Rawlinson, who sometimes goes by the name of Diesel, is also wanted for three counts of a breach of probation and one count of breaching a court order, Nanaimo RCMP said in a statement. He is described by police as a white, five-foot-seven man, weighing 170…
A body found along the Galloping Goose trail on Thursday is being investigated, but the death is not considered suspicious, Saanich police say. About a dozen uniformed and plain-clothes officers were on the trail near Cuthbert Holmes Park, near Tillicum Centre, on Thursday morning. The trail was closed to pedestrians and cyclists, and police were asking people to avoid the area. Police investigators were seen photographing the area and taking measurements. The taped-off area included some bushes just off the trail leading toward Burnside Road West. A police spokesperson said in a statement released shortly after noon that early signs…
Simons opened its first Toronto store — a 118,000 sq ft flagship at Yorkdale. CEO Bernard Leblanc calls it a ‘new chapter’ for the 185-year-old retailer.
Air Canada’s 10,000 flight attendants walked out Aug 16, 2025 over unpaid work and wages. The union, the airline and Ottawa told three different stories.
Canada’s police chiefs say laws are ‘inadequate’ to fight cross-border crime, from fentanyl to gun trafficking. Here’s what they want Ottawa to change.