Monday, June 6th 2022, 9:03 pm – Another round of thunderstorms threatens heavy rain and funnel clouds in parts of Alberta on Tuesday. Southern Alberta has finally received some beneficial rain over the last couple of days, helping to alleviate a part of the drought that has been a problem for months. There has also …
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The Government of Canada has named John Ware, a former slave turned successful rancher, as a person of national significance. A new plaque at the Bar U Ranch south of Calgary, unveiled during a Monday morning ceremony, will offer visitors a glimpse into Ware’s remarkable accomplishments. “I am pleased to commemorate the national historic significance …
Black cowboy John Ware posthumously honored by Government of Canada Read More »
This is going to be harder than they thought. That’s what Ontario Liberals are realizing following their second drubbing in four years, putting the party in uncharted waters — another term without official party status and without a leader following the resignation of Steven Del Duca on election night. Facing another rebuild, stalwarts are examining …
Ontario Liberals lick their wounds and wonder what comes next Read More »
All charges against the former Calgary MP Rob Anders have been dropped on what was supposed to be the first day of a two-week tax evasion trial. Prosecutor Tyler Lord appeared in Calgary provincial court Monday and told Judge Heather Lamoureux the Crown had stayed all charges. “Last week, new information came to my attention, …
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Ontario reported one new COVID-19 death on Monday, as test positivity continues to fall to levels seen rarely since the arrival of the Omicron variant. The Ministry of Health says the death reported today occurred more than 30 days ago. There have been 64 deaths reported in the past seven days, 368 in the past …
Ontario COVID news: positivity falls to multi-month low Read More »
A new survey suggests a growing number of Canadians are struggling with the rising cost of food as prices for basics like pasta, bread and meat all soar. The poll from Food Banks Canada indicates hunger and food insecurity are increasing across the country, with lower-income Canadians hitting hardest by inflation. The survey, conducted by …
