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Calgary’s general manager of transportation says testing out turnstiles or some other type of closed-access system on transit will be explored as work continues to increase safety for riders. Speaking to city council on Tuesday morning, Doug Morgan admits that while ridership on transit is down since the onset of the pandemic, social disorder is […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings Author of the article: Jim Parker • Windsor Star The Detroit Red Wings kept the No. 8 pick overall in Tuesday’s lottery for this year’s NHL Draft, which will be held in Montreal. Photo by Bruce Bennett /Getty Images Article content The Detroit Red Wings did […]

Zibi is one of the first communities in North America to use an innovative district energy system, a heating and cooling method that burns no fossil fuel. Scott Demark is the president of the Zibi Community Utility and says, “Most of the heating and cooling in Gatineau and Ottawa is done by burning fossil fuel. […]

Queretaro, Qro. Due to the fact that in 2021 the recovery of the industry advanced, it is expected that the 800 companies affiliated with the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (Canacintra) local comply with the distribution of profits. the president of Canacintra in Querétaro, Esaú Magallanes Alonso, explained that 2021 represented a clear recovery […]

Meanwhile, there has been lots of talk in BC’s tight-knit flying community about the ill-fated flight that killed the two young pilots and two underworld figures. Lahrkamp was wanted for the murder in Thailand of the United Nations gangster Jimi Sandhu. Bailey, of the Independent Soldiers gang, was out on bail after being charged with […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Allison Mistakidis, co-owner of Whiskeyjack Boutique on University Avenue West is shown in front of the business on Tuesday, May 10, 2022. She supports the city’s proposal to improve pedestrian traffic on the street. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content Designs for a reimagined University Avenue approved by […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Ontario Election Ontario Election 2021 From left, Cam Holmstrom, Melanie Paradis and Muhammad Ali. Article content the Toronto Sun’s Ontario election campaign panel features a trio of political strategists who offer up their insights and perspectives on the big issues. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues […]

After Montreal, Quebec, Rimouski and Sherbrooke, Centre-du-Québec passed the $2.00/litre mark on Tuesday morning. In Drummondville, several service stations posted their prices at the pump at $2.05/litre, an all-time high. The pressure was strong, as several other cities in Quebec had already set their prices above two dollars. It was only a matter of time, […]

The next federal election debates should have a simpler format and better moderation to put the focus on what leaders say, rather than what they’re asked, says the commission that oversees the events. “There is widespread agreement that the 2021 debates did not deliver as well as they should have on informing voters about parties’ policies,” says […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Owners Jennifer and Jim Flynn, along construction representatives, Essex councilors and Mayor Richard Meloche took part in a ceremonial ground-breaking Tuesday, May 10, 2022, for the Grove Retro Motel, a $5-million development in the village of Colchester. Excavation is underway and the motel is expected to be operational in the […]

GENEVA | The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Tuesday that it had identified 348 probable cases of hepatitis of unknown origin, and favored the hypothesis of an adenovirus to explain this mysterious disease which mainly affects children. According to the WHO, these cases of hepatitis of unexplained origin have been identified in 20 countries. […]

From Langley, BC, to Miramichi, NB, George Miller made the last stop on his final flight Tuesday. The 86-year-old pilot and two crew members landed a 1947 Ryan Navion aircraft next to the New Brunswick Aviation Museum. “It is the most beautiful country you could imagine,” said Miller. “The lakes, the hills, the people we […]

EDMONTON – The Alberta government is amending its bereavement bill following criticism that it allowed to leave for stillbirths and miscarriages but was silent on abortions. Labor Minister Kaycee Madu introduced an amendment Tuesday to a bill that, if passed, would allow to leave in any pregnancy that doesn’t end in a live birth. Madu […]

The advancement of technology as a result of the coronavirus health emergency (Covid-19) has caused the way in which companies store information to be modified, so that the growth prospects of the market for data centers (data centers) They are good; however, sustainability is the main challenge for the construction of these spaces. According to […]

The document (New window) paints an unenvious portrait of the treatment meted out to women by national police detachments in the North, particularly in Nunavut, and to the Inuit in particular. He recalls that the Legal Services Board of Nunavut called for a systemic review of policing in Nunavut after repeatedly warning about the prevalence […]

Whatever a farmers’ market connoisseur wants, the Old Strathcona market usually has. Since it was transformed from a bus barn in 1983, the market along 83 Avenue has become the go-to location for grocery shoppers focused on buying local in central Edmonton. The only thing missing has been upgrades to the market’s infrastructure. But that […]

Prince Albert Police Service is asking for the public’s help finding a mother and her two children. Michelle Spence, 33, was last seen Monday at 4:30 pm with her children Ava Olsen, two, and Neil Pambrum, six, near the 600 block of Branion Drive in Prince Albert, according to a news release. The three were […]

All eyes will be on Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes on July 7. The GM will walk to the draft podium for the first time and will get to make the first-overall selection. The Canadiens won the 2022 NHL draft lottery on Tuesday night and have the first pick for the upcoming draft which […]

As Ontario appears to be slowly climbing out of the sixth wave of the pandemic, experts say COVID-19 is not going anywhere. Dr. Susy Hota, an infectious disease specialist, says transmission will continue into the summer months, but possibly at a lower rate, with a risk of a resurgence in the fall. “As we typically […]

In a historic move last month, Montreal’s first female mayor nominated the city’s first woman to lead the Montreal police service (SPVM). The hiring of Sophie Roy as interim police chief comes at a time when the city is facing growing concerns about gun violence, particularly among the city’s youth, and continued calls for defunding […]

Aeromexico Group reported that as of the second half of August it will increase its operations (to and from) at the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA), with the aim that by the end of October they will carry out 30 daily operations, thus offering 1.5 million seats during the following calendar year. Currently, Aeroméxico operates […]

A Saskatchewan medical expert is calling for a renewed focus on getting more COVID-19 vaccines into arms. Epidemiologist Nazeeem Muhajarine believes a fourth COVID-19 shot may be our best shot at ending the pandemic. “That’s actually how we are going to put the pandemic behind us for real, once and for all,” Muhajarine said. Fourth […]

Public hearings are underway to determine the future of Atlantic Canada’s only nuclear generating plant, and whether an unmatched 25-year license renewal should be granted. NB Power is requesting the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to extend the Point Lepreau nuclear plant’s operating license to 2047. The Point Lepreau CANDU nuclear reactor began producing electricity in […]

The first Ferdinand Marcos was president of the Philippines when Wendy Arena left the country for Canada more than 50 years ago. It was his first term of him and Arena said things seemed to be going well when she left. But in the following years, Marcos would become infamous as a dictator, human rights […]

The Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) is calling the situation at hospitals in Waterloo region and across the province “cataclysmic,” as a nursing shortage continues to cause challenges. The union said there are close to 300 vacancies for registered nurses in Waterloo region. Of those vacancies 140 are at Grand River Hospital, close to 90 are […]

Quebec says it won’t change Bill 96 to exempt Indigenous youth from having to take extra French courses in CEGEP, despite mounting calls from First Nations leaders who say their efforts to rebuild their languages and cultures are in jeopardy. Kahnawake Grand Chief Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer — who held a news conference at the National Assembly Tuesday alongside Chief Ghislain Picard […]

Saskatoon appears to be a hotspot for ticks this spring, an expert says. Dr. Emily Jenkins, professor of veterinary microbiology at the University of Saskatchewan, says this spring’s tick population isn’t higher than in other years, but people may be seeing them more in their yards and on their pets. “Any place that dogs hang […]