Local teacher accused of sexually assaulting student a decade ago WATCH: Calgary police have formally charged a teacher in connection with an investigation into alleged inappropriate sexual contact with a […]
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Month: May 2017
Free Fingerprinting for Kids at Skeena Mall
National Missing Children's Day 2017 The Terrace RCMP has partnered with the Skeena Mall to provide free Child ID kits for children this afternoon from 3 til 6 near Winners. […]
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Calgary teacher formally charged with sex offences involving student
Formal charges laid against Calgary teacher accused of sex assault on student A local high school teacher has been charged with sex offences related to a inappropriate relationship with a […]
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Crew fatigue played role in CP Rail train derailment in Calgary, TSB report finds
The Transportation Safety Board says employee fatigue and inadequate train handling led to a Canadian Pacific freight train derailment in southeast Calgary last year. Thirteen cars went off the tracks […]
Read more‘Making Kids Count’ wins state recognition
“Making Kids Count” of Youngstown was chosen by Secretary of State Jon Husted to be the featured Ohio Business Profile for the month of May. The program provides services like […]
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Seeing Red: Blue Jays sweep Cincinnati as Travis and Maile homer in 5-4 win
'We've weathered the storm': Pitching keeping Toronto Blue Jays in playoff race despite injuries Devon Travis and Luke Maile hit two-run homers as the Toronto Blue Jays completed a three-game […]
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Maile reminisces about Fall League with Sanchez, Stroman
Marcus Stroman powers Toronto Blue Jays to rout of Atlanta Braves When Blue Jays RHP Aaron Sanchez came off the DL last week and pitched his first game in two […]
Read moreBlue Jays backup catcher Luke Maile’s defence is excellent. Is that enough?
There is a first time for everything. There is not always a second. On Saturday, Marco Estrada took the hill at Rogers Centre and committed a first. Against Shin-Soo Choo […]
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Bike to Work Day kicks off Bike Month in Hamilton and Burlington
Cyclists mount up for Bike to Work and School Week Monday is Bike to Work Day in Hamilton and Burlington. You're being encouraged to cycle to work in an effort […]
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Les Blue Jays balaient les Reds
MLB : J.A. Happ est de retour au jeu contre les Reds de Cincinnati Maile a de son côté frappé sa deuxième longue balle de la saison deux manches plus […]
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La Chine lance sa loi sur la cybersécurité
Chine : la loi sur la cyber-sécurité met les entreprises étrangères en alerte La Chine surveille déjà l'internet de façon drastique, en bloquant les sites qu'elle estime politiquement sensibles, un […]
Read moreFatal fire in Lachine
A fire in a Lachine duplex claimed one victim early on Sunday morning. At 4:20 a.m., firefighters were called to put out a fire that had broken out in a […]
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Jones shuts down Cox’s return to Riders despite acquittal
CFL says former Rider Justin Cox still banned despite assault acquittal Justin Cox won't be returning to the CFL or the Saskatchewan Roughriders despite being found not guilty of assault […]
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2 men charged after SWAT team standoff in Regina
2 men arrested after police, SWAT called for robbery Two men are facing break and enter and robbery charges after a negotiation by a SWAT team led to their arrests […]
Read moreLa propriétaire d’une garderie de Lachine arrêtée
La propriétaire d'une garderie en milieu familial qui aurait «brassé» des enfants turbulents a été arrêtée mercredi après-midi, dans l'arrondissement de Lachine, à Montréal. L'opération menée à la garderie Le […]
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Smoking on private golf courses still OK after new Regina bylaw takes effect
Patrons of private golf courses will still be able to light up when they tee off after Regina's new smoking bylaw takes effect, a city spokesperson said. The new bylaw, […]
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2 men facing drug charges after shooting investigation in Regina
Two men face drug charges as investigation into shooting in east Regina continues Regina police have arrested two men on multiple drug charges following an investigation into a shooting. Police […]
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Low wage earners praise minimum wage hike while businesses express concern
Potential changes could be costly, says Timmins Chamber Lower wage earners in Windsor are excited by the minimum wage boost announced by Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, but some Windsor businesses […]
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Google’s Android Pay launches in Canada
Android Pay is finally official in Canada Android Pay will work with Visa and MasterCard credit cards from Bank of Montreal, CIBC, Scotiabank, National Bank, Desjardins, President's Choice Financial, ATB […]
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Windsor police seize more than $220K in cocaine, marijuana and
Drug robber hits Windsor pharmacy in construction gear Windsor police recently seized several kilograms of cocaine and marijuana, dozens of Percocets, a bottle of bear spray and tens of thousands […]
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