Links Of Bread Paths Quebec News Local News What started as a missing persons case has become a murder investigation. Published On July 27, 2023 • Last Updated 47 minutes ago • 3 minutes read Montreal police investigators take photos at the scene of a double murder at Terrasse J-s aimanair Ashby in Lachine on … Read more
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has approved the wholesale sale of more than 1,200 kilograms of cannabis by a company after the Canada Revenue Agency threatened to destroy it. In a ruling released online this week, the court allowed Tantalus Labs Ltd. to move forward with a hasty sale of remaining inventory of cannabis … Read more
A local real estate agent has been left with horrific bruises following a traumatic incident after attending fireworks on Saturday night in Vancouver. Like thousands of people, Karen Ericson had left Vancouver’s English Bay area after the Honda Celebration of Light and headed home. She was on a packed bus on the North Shore when … Read more
A West Vancouver woman is raising safety concerns for passengers and transit drivers after she says she was brutally attacked following a weekend bus ride home. “It’s totally shocking. The experience here is that it’s not about me, it’s about everyone living in Vancouver,” Karin Ericson told Global Neambs. “This is a story about acceptance, … Read more
Vancouver – Pat Carney, who pioneered roles for women in Canadian politics and journalism, has died at the age of 88. Her niece, Jill Carney, confirmed in a statement that the former MP and Senator passed away late Tuesday. Pat Carney was the first female Conservative member of Parliament elected in British … Read more
Fallen trees were littered with many streets, in some cases after they had fallen at home, in Essex County in southwestern Ontario. And thousands were without power Wednesday night as a result of a massive storm. Investigators from the Northern tornado Project at Western University will send teams of researchers to the area on Thursday … Read more
Open this photo in the gallery: Hiker Ida Von Huth Smith watches as a rescue helicopter lands.Sage Randle / Handout Sage Randle and two of her friends had just finished eating sandwiches at the top of Mount Bruce B. C. on Monday when hikers noticed a smell of something rising from the forest below. It … Read more
Photo By Tracey Prediger Travis Van Hill’s family wait for the wheelbarrow launch Updated at 7: 10 pm Travis Van Hill’s family and friends are still unaccounted for. They travelled on a pontoon boat, following RCMP divers and Vernon Search and Rescue members to the site of the overturned Locust boat on Wednesday afternoon. “RCMP … Read more
Poilievre is staging rallies this week in the northern Ontario mining country, firing up his base with a vociferous appeal to cut taxes and cut spending. But its message can also resonate with a larger audience. A survey conducted Wednesday by Abacus Data found only 16% of voters those who consider the economy a top … Read more
Alberta’s government says a Calgary Medical Clinic charging its patients ‘ fees for faster access to a doctor is a distinction and will take action against any clinic that follows suit. Alberta Health spokesman Scott Johnston said there are 13 clinics in the province that charge membership fees for medical services, but they … Read more
Two children of B. C. they are still missing after a week-long Amber Alert has seen no new sightings of them. Aurora, 8, and Joshua Bolton, 10, went on a planned camping holiday near Kelosiblna with their mother Verity Bolton. The children were not returned to their father in Surrey, who has primary custody, on … Read more
Calgary Stampede has admitted liability and negligence that the organization was aware that an adult employee with young Canadians had abused teenage boys for years before launching a police investigation. A settlement was announced on Wednesday between the Calgary exhibition and Stampede Limited, and the Calgary Stampede Foundation and a number of young Canadians members. … Read more