A Halifax senior says major issues selling her home of 50 years have become a cautionary tale for those in old duplexes around the city. Utility says property can’t be subdivided and sold without meeting plumbing standards. A Halifax senior says major roadblocks stalling the sale of the home she’s …
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Former MP Peter Penashue arrested, alleges drug dealing involved in dispute over son’s home
Former Conservative cabinet minister and MP for Labrador Peter Penashue was arrested Saturday after a long-simmering dispute Penashue claims is fuelled by illicit drug dealing and police inaction. Penashue says he smashed the windows out of a vehicle parked outside a Sheshatshiu home, in part, because of a dispute over …
Read More »Beached orca in B.C. dies despite life-saving efforts
A female killer whale that beached in northern Vancouver Island died on Saturday despite efforts by the community to push the mammal back into the water. Video of the incident, which occurred near the village of Zeballos on the island’s northwest coast, shows dozens of people trying to save the …
Read More »Mourners gather in Montreal to say goodbye to former prime minister Brian Mulroney
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney — a man whose efforts to reshape Canada earned both praise and controversy — will be laid to rest with a state funeral in Montreal today. State funeral begins at 11 a.m. ET at the Notre-Dame Basilica. CBC News Special: State funeral for Brian Mulroney …
Read More »What to know about the measles vaccine, who should get one and how long immunity lasts
As measles cases keep rising at home and abroad, Canadian health officials are on high alert. There are now warnings about global travel and calls for people to ensure their families are up-to-date on the measles vaccine. Measles vaccine is one of the most effective, offers long-lasting protection, medical experts …
Read More »New details in Nashville plane crash that killed Canadian family
A new report has revealed details about what led to the crash of a plane flying from Canada to Nashville earlier this month, claiming the lives of everyone onboard — five members of an Ontario family. Nashville police said after the crash that the pilot was 43-year-old Victor Dotsenko from …
Read More »Manitoba, federal governments promise $20M each for search of Prairie Green Landfill
The federal and provincial governments have committed $20 million each toward searching the Prairie Green Landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women. Funds to support the families also promised, Grand Chief Cathy Merrick says. WARNING: This story contains distressing details about missing and murdered Indigenous women. The federal and …
Read More »Woman launches lawsuit against London, Ont., hospital after daughter’s brain injury
A woman who says her adult daughter was left in a vegetative state following an attempt to take her own life in 2021 is suing a London, Ont., hospital that had been caring for her. LHSC won’t comment on specific case but says its core values stress ‘patient-centred care.’ WARNING: …
Read More »The Bank of Canada expects it will cut rates this year, but officials are split on the timing
The Bank of Canada’s governing council members agree that if the economy and inflation evolve in line with projections, the central bank will be able to begin cutting interest rates sometime this year. Cuts will come if economy, inflation evolve in line with Bank’s projections. The Bank of Canada expects …
Read More »Trudeau’s Jamaica vacation cost far more than same trip the year before
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s controversial vacation to Jamaica last Christmas cost Canadian taxpayers far more than his trip to the same destination a year earlier, CBC News has learned. According to the government’s answer to questions posed by Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer, tabled this week, Trudeau’s 10-day vacation with …
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