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What’s happening in Ottawa this weekend: April 23-25
OTTAWA — It’s the final weekend of April, and there’s lots of things you can do safely during the stay-at-home…
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Burned-down Dairy Queen owners want to rebuild, but city pushes back
CALGARY — The property owner and franchisee of a Tuxedo Park Dairy Queen that burned down over a year ago…
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Local family pleads for province to support costly life-saving treatment for their son
EDMONTON — A local family is looking to the provincial government to fund a pricey, but life-changing treatment for a…
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30-year-old missing woman’s remains located by police
EDMONTON — Edmonton Police have located the remains of a 30-year-old Edmonton woman reported missing on December 28, 2020. Billie…
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Four injured in Orléans house fire
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Firefighters called a second alarm after receiving reports that someone might still be trapped…
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Two Toronto police officers charged after gathering at Church of God in Aylmer, Ont.
LONDON, ONTARIO — Two Toronto police officers have been charged after they attended a gathering at the Church Of God…
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Shooting victim ID’d as MMA fighter as police voice concerns about rising gang violence in Metro Vancouver
VANCOUVER — Police from across Metro Vancouver gathered to give an update on escalating gun violence Thursday following the region’s…
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Four people treated by paramedics following Orléans house fire
OTTAWA — Four people are being treated by members of the Ottawa Paramedic Service after a fire broke out at…
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Driver who lost licence 10 years ago clocked at 151 km/h on Highway 417
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News The car was spotted driving westbound near Nation in a 110 km/h zone. Author…
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Human body recovered from river at Edmonton dog park
EDMONTON — Firefighters recovered a body from the North Saskatchewan River Thursday night near Terwillegar Park. Now police are trying…
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Winnipeg carpenter specializes in ‘catios’ for feline fun outdoors
WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg carpenter is working to let some felines have fun in the outdoors. Marissa Lajeunesse, also known…
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CRD committee recommends study into new ferry
The Capital Regional District Transportation Committee has endorsed further research into a ferry between the West Shore and Victoria. Source
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Clock is ticking towards lockout at Manitoba refugee settlement organization
WINNIPEG — The clock is ticking towards a possible lockout at a Manitoba refugee settlement organization. There are about 17…
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Forestry company backing environmental volunteers
To celebrate Earth Day, Mosaic Forest Company threw its support behind island volunteers who clean up dumped trash in wooded…
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Widow of Rob Ford ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in legal fees for work on his estate
TORONTO — Renata Ford, the widow of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford, has been ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in…
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COVID-19 takes a big bite out of Highway 407 traffic, revenues and profits
TORONTO — An increase in COVID-19 infections and restrictions in the Toronto area have resulted in a dramatic reduction in…
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N.B., N.S. MLAs say enforcement at inter-provincial border lacks consistency
AMHERST, N.S. — Crossing the border to Nova Scotia now comes with even more restrictions for some New Brunswickers. Only…
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Cape Breton has 22 active cases of COVID-19; highest total of pandemic
SYDNEY, N.S. — Crossing the Canso Causeway is a comforting feeling for many who live in Cape Breton. The island…
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‘Every option on the table’ as LTC union escalates push for vaccination
LONDON, ONT. — The call from London Transit workers for priority vaccination grew louder on Thursday with the backing of…
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Simcoe County reports ‘unprecedented’ housing market
BARRIE, ONT. — While much of the economy has been struggling over the last year, the real estate market is…
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