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The man charged with a deadly shooting outside a downtown Calgary nightclub is in police custody. Police say Jesse Michael Martinez surrendered and was arrested by homicide detectives Thursday afternoon. He will remain in custody until he can appear before a judge to face second degree murder charges. Read more: Calgary Police Reveal Victim’s Identity […]

The Temporary Committee for the Monitoring of Local Electoral Processes 2021-2022 of the National Electoral Institute (INE), unanimously approved the design and printing of the ballot, documentation, materials, as well as the indelible liquid that will be used to impregnate the right thumb of the participants during the eventual consultation on the revocation of mandate. […]

The Kahnawake Mohawk Council criticizes the Quebec government for questioning a land recognition by the Montreal Canadiens that refers to the undisclosed territory of the Mohawk Nation. The statement, read ahead of the NHL team’s home games this season, recognizes the hospitality of the Mohawk Nation “in this traditional and unremitting territory where we are […]

As fall progresses, those passing by the Oldman River in Lethbridge may have noticed that the water is not as abundant as it usually is. According to experts, the province’s hot and dry summer is partly to blame. “The current condition in the Oldman River is that it is lower than normal, but it is […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news Surrey neighbors angered by noise from Punjabi singer Parmish Verma’s wedding reception and liberal politician Geet Grewal Author of the article: Kevin griffin A lavish and noisy wedding in Surrey featured a Ferris wheel and drew the ire of some neighbors. Facebook photo Article content Angry neighbors filed more […]

Vancouver Police will make a permanent interim change to his policy of handcuffs, sparked by the controversial arrest of a First Nations man and his granddaughter at a local bank two years ago. The Vancouver Police Board approved the update on Thursday and it will go into effect on Friday. It provides greater clarity on […]

Dr. Dennis Kendel spoke during the Saskatoon Police Commissioners meeting on Thursday to voice concerns about how COVID-19 mandates rape cases are being handled. Kendel specifically asked about the People’s Party of Canada rally during the 2021 federal election in Saskatoon. Many of the people who attended were not wearing masks, in violation of provincial […]

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced the implementation date of long-awaited prompt payment legislation. It was designed to ensure that construction companies doing satisfactory work are paid for that work in a timely manner. “So today, the way things work is that construction companies often go months without getting paid for work that they have […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Tourisme Montréal says the number of international tourists nearly doubled during the summer of 2020, but that’s 92.5 percent lower than in 2019. Author of the article: Publication date: October 21, 2021 • 21 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation In July 2020, the Adirondack chairs […]

The Regina Police Service (RPS) has charged two girls, ages 14 and 16, with theft and are looking for a third suspect in connection with an investigation. RPS said multiple police units were called into a report of an ongoing robbery Tuesday around 7:15 p.m. The incident occurred at a business in the 4700 block […]

Following the tragic death of 9-year-old Emily Maurice Baeleigh in Hudson-Mayfair-Kelsey Woodlawn Bay Park, the community association is pushing for safer roads. During a Saskatoon Police Commission At Thursday’s meeting, former community association president Diane Bentley spoke on behalf of the association and presented a letter. Her letter reads: “The recent and tragic death of […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto and GTA Crime Police allege that 29-year-old Gary Prince took a shower before leaving home and is charged with burglary Author of the article: Bryan passifiume Publication date: October 21, 2021 • 10 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation Gary Prince, 29, of Toronto, is wanted in […]

Article content The Edmonton Police Service says 95.5 percent of its employees have chosen to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by November 30. Article content EPS implemented its vaccination protocol on October 18, at which point staff had to choose one of three options: indicate that they are fully vaccinated or that they intend to […]

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may have won a minority government in last month’s election, but it seems like he’s not finished fighting. On Thursday, while unveiling a new benefits program for the pandemic, he lashed out at his federal and provincial conservative rivals, as well as punching new federal Democrats in the eye, […]

One of the two men killed in a shooting this weekend may have been in the run since 2018. Nico Soubliere, who succumbed to injuries Monday morning, was at the center of a homicide case in Ottawa dating back to 2012. After finally being convicted of homicide and assault causing bodily harm, Soubliere had been […]

It’s unfair to exclude First Nations school students from the province’s free period product program, especially since those essential items can cost twice as much in northern Ontario as they do in the south, says new Democratic Rep. Sol. Mamakwa. Mamakwa told the Ontario Legislature on Wednesday that the price gap “is even bigger when […]

Finally, a reason to wait for Monday. Restaurants, bars and gyms may start welcoming more customers starting Monday under a long-awaited lowering of Ontario’s COVID-19 capacity limits, Star learned. The measures are part of a “comprehensive” roadmap to be outlined Friday by Prime Minister Doug Ford and Medical Director Dr. Kieran Moore for the next […]

There have been many changes for postsecondary institutions over almost two years, but one thing that has remained constant is students looking to learn. Lethbridge College says that while enrollment rates are not as high as the pre-COVID-19 pandemic, they are where the school expects the standards to be. “Starting in 2019, we would be […]

NEWS UPDATE with Keri FergusonFederal Government Announces New Pandemic-Related Support Program; Federal Government Signs Agreement with Pfizer to Provide First Dose of Vaccine for All Canadians 5-11 Years Old; today (Thursday) is Child Care Worker and Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day. Reference-globalnews.ca

If you follow hockey, you probably know that the Montreal Canadiens have had a disastrous start to the season. The city was high during the Habs’ Cinderella run towards the Stanley Cup final, but the clock has struck midnight, the glass slippers have been smashed, and so far Prince Charming is nowhere to be seen. […]

For customers and travelers using UP Express trains, they will now be able to pay with debit cards as part of an ongoing pilot project aimed at offering ways to travel for those who do not use Presto’s fare card system. Metrolinx, the Ontario government organization that oversees UP Express, GO Transit and Presto, launched […]

The First Room of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) concluded that the lack of operation and creation of the National Registry of the Crime of Torture (Renadet) cause prosecutors to stop diligently investigating the crime of torture. It should be noted that the Technical Secretariat for the Combat of Torture, Cruel […]

For the Day of the Dead festivities, an economic spill of more than 4,000 million pesos is projected for Mexico City, reported Fadlala Akabani Hneide, holder of the Secretary of Economic Development (Sedeco) local. He specified that this amount is projected because it is expected that 100 million pesos will be generated for the commercialization […]

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting learning in high schools, the two Lethbridge institutions are reporting consistent enrollment rates this fall. As Erik Bay tells us, schools say that for the most part, students are adapting to changing health regulations. Reference-globalnews.ca

Twenty-seven percent of Quebec parents of children between the ages of five and 11 oppose having their children vaccinated against COVID-19, according to a recent survey by the province’s institute of public health. According to the survey, conducted from October 1 to 13, 44 percent of parents of children between the ages of five and […]

The company behind a proposed open pit coal mine project at Crowsnest Pass is now looking for other, greener options. Jessica Robb has more information on the future of the Tent Mountain Project and how people in the region feel about the possible change. Reference-globalnews.ca

The Edmonton Police Service said Thursday that more than 95 percent of its employees have indicated that they are or will be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by November 30, 2021. Read more: AHS threatened with constitutional challenge over COVID-19 vaccine mandate The EPS implemented its vaccination protocol, requiring all staff to choose one of three […]

Monterrey, NL. In order to reactivate the economy, the three levels of government organized a Job Fair, which was held on the ground floor of the Municipal Palace of Monterrey, where 4,000 vacancies were offered, with the participation of 103 companies. “I think Nuevo León and Monterrey are strong, without a doubt, because there is […]

The mayors of the bilingual municipalities on the island of Montreal feel that their cities have been forgotten. Members of the Association of Suburban Municipalities say it says a lot that Prime Minister François Legault did not mention bilingual cities as one of the important institutions for Anglophones. “They choose to live in our cities […]

Nearly 150 Sick Kids Hospital staff have been placed on unpaid leave for failing to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated. Erica Vella reports. Reference-globalnews.ca