See the latest and largest study on Canada Alberta earthquake recorded and recent reports on maybe the next one happening in the future.
- Crypto exchange Cryptomus fined record $177M by Canada’s financial crime watchdogA cryptocurrency exchange has been slapped with a fine of almost $177 million — the largest-ever penalty by Canada’s financial intelligence agency — for infractions including failing to flag more than 1,000 transactions with suspected links to criminal activity.http://dlvr.it/TNqJ4s
- He was 13. She was 11. After a middle school meet up, she accused him of sexual assaultHe was a little past 13. And she was just shy of her 12th birthday. They connected on social media, arranging a middle school meet up that ended in sexual contact. After, they both said “I love you.” Two days later, she accused him of sexual assault.http://dlvr.it/TNqJ2v
- It’s great to see pregnant women in the public eye – but must they all be so gorgeous? | Coco KhanCall me cynical, but I have a feeling Victoria’s Secret wouldn’t have sent a heavily pregnant model down the runway if she looked like most of us do at that stage Determined to find new ways to stay in the headlines, the underwear brand Victoria’s Secret recently had the model Jasmine Tookes – one of… Read more: It’s great to see pregnant women in the public eye – but must they all be so gorgeous? | Coco Khan
- We were on the brink of a big bush revival – then Kim K released her pubic hair thong | Coco KhanThe beauty industry has mastered selling us back an ersatz version of our own nature for enormous profit. Never has this been clearer than in the case of a sold-out modern-day merkin … Every writer has a “just in case” piece – the article they’ll write if their favourite artist dies, their beloved team wins,… Read more: We were on the brink of a big bush revival – then Kim K released her pubic hair thong | Coco Khan
- Woman whose partner died after Winnipeg police encounter files lawsuit against officers, cityA woman from Tataskweyak Cree Nation is suing the City of Winnipeg and two police officers after her common-law husband died following a 2023 encounter with Winnipeg police.http://dlvr.it/TNqD5T
- B.C. Conservative leader faces backlash over handling of MLA’s departureJohn Rustad is being criticized by some within his own party over his comments about Amelia Boultbee, the fifth MLA to quit or be kicked out of the Official Opposition.http://dlvr.it/TNqCqj
- Canada cancels plan to donate refurbished armour to Ukraine: defence ministerA contract to supply Ukraine with refurbished light armoured vehicles is officially dead, the defence minister told a House of Commons committee on Tuesday.http://dlvr.it/TNqCpT
- Suspect in alleged child abduction, fatal Brampton shooting dead after ‘officer-involved shooting’: policeThe man, 38, died after an “interaction” with officers early Wednesday, Niagara police say.http://dlvr.it/TNqCYF
- This town wants to give away its 100-year-old convent. Could it be a housing solution?The Town of Gravelbourg’s motto is “A Touch of Europe on the Prairies.” Now, it’s doing what it can to save the historic buildings that give it that European feeling, including its century-old convent. The building is free for the taking, provided the right person comes along with the right idea to give it a… Read more: This town wants to give away its 100-year-old convent. Could it be a housing solution?
- Former diplomat speaks out after Federal Court intervenes in discrimination complaintMinority rights advocates say the case of a former diplomat who had to appeal to the Federal Court to force her employer to investigate her discrimination complaints underscores the need to reform whistleblower protection in Canada’s public service.http://dlvr.it/TNqCXb
- Former cop sued for $300K after collecting deposits for alleged real estate deposit scamhttp://dlvr.it/TNqCWQ
- Momentum, expectations grow for Canadian men’s alpine ski teamA resurgent Canadian men’s alpine ski team has won world championship and Olympic medals, landed on World Cup podiums, and scored a victory at the famed Kitzbuhel downhill. Head coach John Kucera believes it’s just the beginning as the newest generation of uber-talented Canadian ski racers enter their prime.http://dlvr.it/TNq1N9
- Misogynistic ideas made popular online are popping up in Canadian classrooms, survey saysA recent survey from Angus Reid and White Ribbon found that four in five educators said they had witnessed sexist or misogynistic behaviours in the classroom. And when students repeat misogynistic language, teachers say they don’t have the right tools to tackle it.http://dlvr.it/TNpvm3
- PQ insists Quebec needs another referendum, despite lack of public supportDespite 65 per cent of Quebecers indicating they would vote ‘No’ in a sovereignty vote, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is pushing forward with the promise of a third referendum.http://dlvr.it/TNpqyT
- Charities hit hard as Canada Post labour dispute disrupts donationsRotating strikes and service delays have left many organizations struggling, particularly as they head into the critical holiday donation season.http://dlvr.it/TNpqyR
- Health care, safety among Saskatchewan premier’s top priorities this fallAs Saskatchewan’s legislature returns for the fall, the province’s premier and Opposition leader share what their main priorities are.http://dlvr.it/TNpqxv
- Calf with deep gash identified as humpback struck by ferry off Vancouver“Given the seriousness of the injury, it will be important to monitor the animal’s healing progress,” a DFO spokesperson said.http://dlvr.it/TNpmy0
- Victim of random stabbing attack in Calgary comforted by bystanders, court hears during murderer’s pleaBrett Davidson had just finished walking his dog in Calgary when he ran into Cory Miklic, who launched a “brutal and vicious attack,” stabbing him more than a dozen times. On Tuesday, Miklic pleaded guilty and was handed a life sentence.http://dlvr.it/TNpjLD
- Almost one million Canadians have serious climate anxiety, study suggestsFeeling anxious about the impacts of climate change is normal, scientists say. But how common is anxiety so bad that it makes it hard to function? A new study puts a big number on it.http://dlvr.it/TNpgZZ
- Fairmont’s new luxury thermal spa debutsBASIN Glacial Waters, the consciously designed, all-sensory thermal bathing destination that is set to revolutionize wellness as a “Fairmont first,” is now officially open. The post Fairmont’s new luxury thermal spa debuts appeared first on Construction Canada.http://dlvr.it/TNpfPx
- Moose Jaw restaurant employers 1st to be charged under Sask. immigration lawThree Saskatchewan employers have been charged with violating immigration protection laws in a case that the province says is the first time charges were laid under provincial legislation. http://dlvr.it/TNpfBV
- B.C. has seen a lake tsunami before and it could happen again. Here’s whyIn 2007, a massive landslide crashed into B.C.’s Lake Chehalis, triggering a tsunami that surged 38 metres up the shore — one of the most dramatic inland waves ever recorded. CBC’s Johanna Wagstaffe looks into how scientists were able to reconstruct the event and reveal how it unfolded — as well as what it could… Read more: B.C. has seen a lake tsunami before and it could happen again. Here’s why
- Experts say Alberta rule changes to blame for long municipal voting lineshttp://dlvr.it/TNpdnp
- Jeromy Farkas vows to ‘leave the ideology at the door’ as Calgary’s new mayorhttp://dlvr.it/TNpbHR
- Sault Ste. Marie MPP Chris Scott, facing assault charges, won’t attend Ontario court hearing WednesdayFacing assault and assault with a weapon charges, Sault Ste. Marie MPP Chris Scott denies the allegations “100 per cent” and will continue working as an Independent at Queen’s Park in Toronto.http://dlvr.it/TNpZkH
- Amber Alert in place for one-year-old girl missing in Brampton: OPPOntario Provincial Police have issued an Amber Alert for a missing one-year-old girl last seen in Brampton.http://dlvr.it/TNpZBS
- Three-term city councillor Andrew Knack wins Edmonton mayoral raceFellow frontrunner Tim Cartmell said he congratulated Andrew Knack on the victory Tuesday. http://dlvr.it/TNpZ9T
- Tens of thousands mistakenly approved for dental coverage, Health Canada saysRoughly 70,000 people were approved for coverage under the public dental insurance program, but were later deemed ineligible or had been assessed for an incorrect copayment level, Health Canada said Tuesday.http://dlvr.it/TNpXzs
- The oral history of OK Blue JaysThe story behind the 1983 song that took the Jays to a World Series championship run.http://dlvr.it/TNpXLV
- ‘We’re going to do better,’ CRA secretary of state says in response to scathing AG reporthttp://dlvr.it/TNpXBp
- Maison Margiela launches first branded residences in DubaiMaison Margiela announces the launch of Maison Margiela Residences, marking the House’s first venture into residential living. Architecture and design have long been central to the Maison’s identity, and Maison Margiela Residences extends this legacy—translating the Maison’s codes of deconstruction, trompe-l’œil, and transformation into a luxury living environment.http://dlvr.it/TNpWlX
- Ariva Residences Named Official Apartment Partner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas AcesAriva Luxury Residences has been named the Official Luxury Apartment Partner of Las Vegas Raiders and the the two-time WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces. These premier partnerships not only underscore Ariva’s dedication to elevating local team sports but also highlight the unique lifestyle and community driven experiences that Ariva offers its residents.http://dlvr.it/TNpWk3
- Canada’s annual inflation rate rose to 2.4% in September as grocery prices keep creeping uphttp://dlvr.it/TNpSbX
- Levers review – gloom-laden experimental eclipse drama about the play of light and darknessICYMI: An opaque, inert film by Canadian director Rhayne Vermette despite its scrupulously intended meanings An experimental film should be approached in the same open-minded spirit in which it was created, but I must confess to being more or less defeated by this opaque, inert, micro-budget work from Canadian director Rhayne Vermette, who has worked… Read more: Levers review – gloom-laden experimental eclipse drama about the play of light and darkness
- CRA gave accurate tax info to 17% of individual callers: AG reportAuditor General Karen Hogan’s report said most callers waited an average of 31 minutes, with just 18 per cent of calls meeting the CRA service standard of within 15 minutes.http://dlvr.it/TNpRQQ
- Missed out on Blue Jays World Series tickets? Cheapest resale seats priced at $2KResale tickets for Game 1 of the World Series between the Blue Jays and Dodgers reached prices of at least $2,000 barely two hours after sales began on Ticketmaster.http://dlvr.it/TNpRQH
- Halifax Alehouse death: Bouncer’s lawyer argues self-defence, Crown says ‘fit of rage’While the Crown described the deadly events of Dec. 24, 2022, as the result of a ‘fit of rage,’ the defence told the court the victim’s death was ‘not a foreseeable outcome.’http://dlvr.it/TNpRNR
- Case of a single vote that decided a federal election in Canada sparks uproarLegal teams are midway through a hearing over whether one vote truly swayed an election in a Montreal suburb The case of a single vote which determined the outcome of a federal election in Canada risks sending the “disastrous message” to voters that “some votes count more than others”, says the lawyer of a former… Read more: Case of a single vote that decided a federal election in Canada sparks uproar
- New PWHL teams in Vancouver, Seattle unveil jerseysThe two newest PWHL franchises in Vancouver and Seattle unveiled their inaugural season jerseys on Tuesday. Both teams will have names and logos to begin the season, and those will be incorporated into the 2026-27 season jerseys.http://dlvr.it/TNpR00
- Doctor saw severely malnourished boy in care of 2 Ontario women just days before his death, expert tells trialBrandy Cooney and Becky Hamber were trying to adopt the boy and his brother in Burlington, Ont. Now, with their trial underway in Milton, they’re charged with first-degree murder, abuse, assault with a weapon and confinement.http://dlvr.it/TNpNlT
- Indigenous artifacts held in Vatican Museums finally heading back to CanadaSources tell CBC News the Vatican and the Canadian Catholic Church are making good progress toward an agreement to return Indigenous cultural objects before the end of the year, in a handoff facilitated by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.http://dlvr.it/TNpCnN
- In scathing report, auditor general finds CRA call centres are slow to answer and often inaccuratehttp://dlvr.it/TNpCnH
- GM to end electric van production at CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ont.General Motors has confirmed it is ending production of its BrightDrop electric delivery vans at the CAMI Assembly plant in Ingersoll, leaving the future of the Oxford County facility uncertain.http://dlvr.it/TNpCmc
- 4 out of 5 teens aren’t getting enough physical activity in CanadaFour out of five teenagers aren’t meeting physical activity recommendations, according to new data from Statistics Canada, and experts say without big changes, physical activity will keep losing out to screens and social media when it comes to teens.http://dlvr.it/TNpCYD
- Dragons’ Den for doctors: this competition takes scientists’ pitches on how to improve health careFrom AI innovations to new medical devices, a research competition at St. Michael’s Hospital aims to bring to life ideas that will improve the medical system. Angels Den will see six teams of the hospital’s top scientists pitch their groundbreaking research ideas this week, competing for $700,000 in prizes toward their projects.http://dlvr.it/TNpCWH
- Counting to resume this morning in Edmonton municipal electionhttp://dlvr.it/TNp9r4
- UK women in tech: we would like to hear from youA report has asked why women in tech are leaving their jobs and why those still in the sector are not progressing at the pace they should The Lovelace Report 2025 in collaboration with WeAreTechWomen has found that between 40,000 and 60,000 women leave the UK’s tech sector every year, costing the economy an estimated… Read more: UK women in tech: we would like to hear from you
- Canada’s annual inflation rate rose 2.4% in SeptemberCanada’s annual inflation rate rose 2.4 per cent in September, as gas and travel tour prices fell at a slower pace and grocery prices rose, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.http://dlvr.it/TNp5xd
- Victim of alleged hate crime at transit station questions ‘total silence’ that followedArfon Barow, 64, says she was injured in a hate-motivated attack at an OC Transpo station in August. Ottawa police charged a woman with assault causing bodily harm, but never publicized the incident as they have in several similar cases.http://dlvr.it/TNp5vq
- Calgary’s Kevin Chen earns silver at prestigious Chopin Piano CompetitionCalgary’s Kevin Chen, 20, has finished in second place at the 19th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw. The prestigious contest takes place every five year and comes with a cash prize of about $98,000 Cdn for the gold medal winner, American Eric Lu, and roughly $65,000 for Chen.http://dlvr.it/TNp5rp
- His fellow officers threw a banana peel on his truck. This Black N.S. constable hasn’t returned to duty sinceMore than a year after a workplace incident Brent Bowden says was racially motivated, the Truro police constable remains off the job.http://dlvr.it/TNp1zB
- This Toronto homeowner says a nearby laneway is overrun by rats. The problem: no one knows who owns itA Kensington Market homeowner says she’s tired of the “stampede” of rats that take over Ellen Avenue behind her property almost nightly, and she wants the city to start cleaning up the roadway.http://dlvr.it/TNp1z7
- ‘Wall of water’: How sprinklers are saving homes from wildfiresAs two major wildfires raged in Nova Scotia, hundreds of sprinklers were hard at work protecting homes and critical infrastructure. The operations were so effective that the province is buying more.http://dlvr.it/TNp1z4
- ‘It’s disgusting’: Hunters, wildlife groups react to dumping of migratory birds in Sask.The bodies of 142 migratory birds, the majority of them snow geese, were found last week in a rural area south of Saskatoon near Patience Lake, Sask. Conservation officers are requesting the public’s help to identify the perpetrators.http://dlvr.it/TNp1yf
- This Ontario teen inspired tactile makeup for blind beauty enthusiastsA new makeup palette prototype, inspired by 13-year-old Scarlette French from Oneida Nation of the Thames, uses tactile features and an audio description to make it easier for blind and low vision people to do their own makeup.http://dlvr.it/TNnsY6
- The consensus on immigration is crumbling as 8 in 10 Conservatives say too many are coming in: pollhttp://dlvr.it/TNnq6J
- Alcohol, nicotine and more — could drugs like Ozempic curb the desire for vices?Studies combing through past patient data have made a similar link between drugs like Ozempic and a loss of appetite for more than just food.http://dlvr.it/TNnq61
- Air force defends bonus pay system as pilots file dozens of grievances, refuse promotionsThe Royal Canadian Air Force is defending its pilot bonus pay system after an internal review criticized it as poorly thought out. Pilots are also not happy, filing dozens of grievances. The experience-based system, which mimics commercial airlines’ pay scales, has meant some captains are turning down promotions because it’ll cost them money.http://dlvr.it/TNnq5z
- Jyoti Gondek concedes mayoral race as final result still too close to callJyoti Gondek, who defeated 26 challengers in 2021 to become the first female mayor in the city’s history, conceded the 2025 mayoral race at a campaign party at the Palomino Smokehouse in Calgary shortly before midnight Monday.http://dlvr.it/TNnq4Q
- Calls increase for condemnation of OneBC leader over residential school photoThe post drew criticism from the Penticton Indian Band. In a letter signed by Chief Greg Gabriel and sent to Premier David Eby, the band detailed its disgust and outrage.http://dlvr.it/TNnlDZ
- Code of conduct hearing for 3 Coquitlam RCMP officers begins final submissionsA code of conduct hearing for three BC RCMP officers accused of sending racist and sexist messages is wrapping up, with lawyers on both sides are making their final submissions.http://dlvr.it/TNnlDK
- ‘Most fun I’ve had’: Montreal shelter chefs hailed as unsung heroes of the culinary worldA Montreal charity is honouring chefs in homeless shelters, calling them heroes who nourish with creativity and care — often with the bare minimum.http://dlvr.it/TNnlCf
- B.C. Conservatives down another MLA after Amelia Boultbee quitsLegislator Amelia Boultbee has quit the B.C. Conservative caucus and called on the party’s leader to resign.http://dlvr.it/TNngkp
- Ontario hospitals told to find savings; ministry doesn’t rule out service cutsOntario’s Ministry of Health has tasked hospitals struggling with deficits to come up with a three-year plan to balance their budgets, and service cuts and bed closures do not appear to be off the table for extreme cases.http://dlvr.it/TNnWrd
- Exposing a fascist MMA tournament in a small Ontario townCBC’s visual investigations unit uncovers the location of an MMA tournament held by the white nationalist men’s group Second Sons over Labour Day weekend in the small town of Caledonia, Ont.http://dlvr.it/TNnV6V
- Fairmont Amman earns one MICHELIN Key in inaugural global hotel selectionFairmont Amman, part of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, is proud to announce it has been awarded one MICHELIN Key in the first-ever global MICHELIN Guide Hotel Selection — a new international benchmark celebrating the world’s most exceptional hotels.http://dlvr.it/TNnRNy
- Moxy Hotels Debuts in Mexico’s Bohemian ParadiseMoxy Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, proudly announces the opening of Moxy Tulum, marking a pivotal moment in Marriott International’s growth strategy for the Caribbean and Latin America. As the first Moxy property in the region, Moxy Tulum introduces a fresh, youthful energy to CALA’s hospitality landscape—catering to… Read more: Moxy Hotels Debuts in Mexico’s Bohemian Paradise
- Rush adds Montreal, Edmonton, Vancouver stops as reunion tour expandsRush is putting more Canadian dates on the calendar for the band’s anticipated reunion tour, including new stops in Montreal, Edmonton and Vancouver. The band is adding more than a dozen cities to the Fifty Something concert tour, which begins in June next year.http://dlvr.it/TNnPWh
- Is using AI in university cheating? We asked studentsMore Canadian students are turning to AI for schoolwork, but also worried about whether it’s cheating and impacting their critical thinking.http://dlvr.it/TNnP2b
- Western intelligence agencies eye neo-fascist fight clubs: ‘an international white supremacist movement’ICYMI: Security services are monitoring ‘active clubs’ as they move across borders to spread their extremist ideology Neo-fascist fight clubs, which are a global locus of neo-nazism, have caught the eye of western intelligence agencies that consider them a burgeoning national security threat, according to experts and government documents reviewed by the Guardian. “Active clubs”,… Read more: Western intelligence agencies eye neo-fascist fight clubs: ‘an international white supremacist movement’
- RCMP search for missing man and grandson, last seen in North Cowichan/DuncanPolice are concerned for their health and well-being. Norman Lecoy is from the Winnipeg area and may be travelling there, police added.http://dlvr.it/TNnMbp
- Stellantis will face MP study over contracts after Jeep production moveThe Conservatives pushed for the study after Stellantis announced it would be moving planned production of its Jeep Compass from its plant in Brampton, Ont., to Illinois.http://dlvr.it/TNnMbk
- Hiring will stay ‘subdued’ over next year due to trade war, data suggestsThe job market is expected to remain difficult to break into over the next 12 months, as most businesses report pausing growth and hiring plans amid the trade war.http://dlvr.it/TNnMbN
- Levers review – gloom-laden experimental eclipse drama about the play of light and darknessAn opaque, inert film by Canadian director Rhayne Vermette despite its scrupulously intended meanings An experimental film should be approached in the same open-minded spirit in which it was created, but I must confess to being more or less defeated by this opaque, inert, micro-budget work from Canadian director Rhayne Vermette, who has worked with… Read more: Levers review – gloom-laden experimental eclipse drama about the play of light and darkness
- Court challenge begins to federal election result in Quebec riding won by single voteThe lawyer for a former Bloc Quebecois MP who lost her riding by a single vote in the April federal election says a do-over is required.http://dlvr.it/TNnKrT
- Edmonton and Calgary try municipal-level political parties for the first time as Albertans head to the pollsIn Edmonton, voters will be electing a new mayor out of the 13 candidates running for the position. There are also a total of 81 candidates running for 12 city council seats in each of Edmonton’s municipal wards.http://dlvr.it/TNnGZd
- Liberals announce plan for national financial crime agency targeting online scamshttp://dlvr.it/TNnGMg
- Business sentiment improves but firms still cautious amid U.S. tariffs, says Bank of CanadaCanadian firms feel conditions are slightly better than earlier in the year but they are unlikely to boost investments or hiring given the dampening effect of U.S. tariffs, a Bank of Canada survey showed on Monday.http://dlvr.it/TNnGMc
- Scottish court says 3 men accused in Owen Sound restaurateur killing will face trial in CanadaThree men charged in connection with the killing of a beloved Owen Sound, Ont., restaurateur have agreed to be extradited from Scotland to stand trial in Canada.http://dlvr.it/TNnGLf
- The Guardian view on childbirth and medical negligence: rising payouts highlight the urgency of maternity improvementsGrave shortcomings in the care offered to mothers and babies are well documented. But it is not clear that the right lessons have been learned The startling rise in the cost to the NHS in England of medical negligence cases, and a sharp increase in birth injuries to mothers, are the latest warning signs of… Read more: The Guardian view on childbirth and medical negligence: rising payouts highlight the urgency of maternity improvements
- Penpals finally meet after 43 years of letter-writingAfter 43 years of exchanging letters, two penpals from Newfoundland and Singapore met in person for the first time this week.http://dlvr.it/TNmy2s
- Routine oil change turns into highway hazard after Canadian Tire uses plastic zip ties for repair, says driverhttp://dlvr.it/TNmy2p
- Workers at NextStar EV battery plant in Windsor faced repeated health, safety hazards, Ontario records showWorkers at a massive, publicly subsidized electric vehicle battery plant project in southwestern Ontario have faced repeated health and safety hazards, including high levels of carbon monoxide, electrical risks and flooded parking lots, according to government records obtained by CBC News.http://dlvr.it/TNmy2S
- Kitchener, Ont., man may face serious prison time in Ethiopia for Amazon walkie-talkiesPeter Pal Jola of Kitchener, Ont., was arrested in Ethiopia in March and charged with the “importation of military equipment” for having walkie-talkies he bought on Amazon. His daughter says he wanted to help people losing touch with friends and family, and he had “no clue” that carrying walkie-talkies into the country was illegal.http://dlvr.it/TNmy0B
- Public backlash to ‘gigantic’ multiplex homes in Burnaby, B.C., has council scaling backThe City of Burnaby is reversing course on parts of its multiplex housing rules, after fielding complaints from residents about the size and scale of the new multi-unit homes in previously single-family neighbourhoods.http://dlvr.it/TNmkzR
- 50-year immigration wait stuns lawyers and families, but IRCC says it’s no mistakeProcessing times for Canadian immigration applications have reached unprecedented lengths — up to 50 years under some permanent residency programs — stunning applicants and lawyers who say the system has become unviable.http://dlvr.it/TNmknf
- Routine oil change turns into highway hazard after Canadian Tire uses plastic zip ties for repair, says driverCanadian Tire promotes its auto service centres as “Canada’s Garage,” but a Newfoundland man says his experience is a warning about the risks of trusting that reputation. He says he lost control of his vehicle on the highway after Canadian Tire used plastic zip ties instead of proper metal bolts to secure a critical part… Read more: Routine oil change turns into highway hazard after Canadian Tire uses plastic zip ties for repair, says driver
- Why U.S. investors are eyeing the Canadian oilpatch, even as oil prices dipThere’s growing interest in the Canadian oilpatch coming from south of the border. Experts say the trend is driven in part by a shift in political rhetoric in this country, along with better economics for the Canadian oilpatch compared with the U.S.http://dlvr.it/TNmkmc
- The price of gold has surged. That’s making it attractive to criminals, experts sayThe owner of a Winnipeg jewelry store is recovering from being shot after his business was robbed earlier this month. His case is part of a recent surge, as the price of gold also spikes — something experts say could be attracting criminals.http://dlvr.it/TNmkm7
- Auger-Aliassime captures European Open title over Czech Republic’s LeheckaMontreal’s Felix Auger-Aliassime has added another title to his name, winning the European Open in Belgium on Sunday. The 25-year-old Canadian topped Jiri Lehecka of the Czech Republic 7-6(2), 6-6(7), 6-2 to win the hard-court ATP 250 tournament.http://dlvr.it/TNmT1N
- Leylah Fernandez beats Czech qualifier in Japan Open final to win 5th WTA titleCanadian Leylah Fernandez got off to a quick start and then had to battle to defeat Tereza Valentova of the Czech Republic 6-0, 5-7, 6-3 in the championship final of the Japan Women’s Open on Saturday night.http://dlvr.it/TNmT0w
- This former WW II PoW camp building could be torn down. Its protectors want to give it new lifeA non-profit group is fighting to save a historical building inside a former WW II prisoner-of-war camp from demolition.http://dlvr.it/TNmSnl
- Ben Flanagan wins Canadian men’s title in marathon debut, placing 10th in Toronto Waterfront raceBen Flanagan of Kitchener, Ont., achieved his goal of winning a Canadian title in his marathon debut, reaching the finish in two hours 15 minutes 41 seconds on a warm and windy Sunday morning at the Toronto Waterfront event.http://dlvr.it/TNmRf0
- ‘Who is Kim Rabot?’ Remembering the first victim of a faded Canadian tragedyKim Rabot was brutally murdered by another Ottawa high school student on Oct. 27, 1975. Fifty years later, one of her classmates continues to ensure that she’s remembered as more than just the victim of a heinous crime.http://dlvr.it/TNmRGf
- FIRST LOOK: DINSO RESORT & VILLAS KO CHANG, VIGNETTE COLLECTION BY IHGIHG Hotels & Resorts debuts Dinso Resort & Villas Ko Chang, Vignette Collection By IHG – the island’s first true luxury retreat, where barefoot living meets crafted design and sustainability. Following the success of Dinso Resort & Villas Phuket, this new opening introduces an immersive blend of nature, culture, and community to one of Thailand’s… Read more: FIRST LOOK: DINSO RESORT & VILLAS KO CHANG, VIGNETTE COLLECTION BY IHG
- Kempinski Grace Bay to Break Ground in Mid-November on Landmark Beachfront Residences and ResortKempinski Grace Bay, a collection of luxury residences and beachfront villas on the world-renowned Grace Bay Beach, will break ground in mid-November, marking the arrival of Kempinski Hotels, Europe’s oldest and most storied luxury hotel brand, to the Turks and Caicos Islands.http://dlvr.it/TNmQtn
- Man seeking asylum in Canada trapped at US Ice facility after he says he crossed border by mistakeICYMI: Canada isn’t helping to repatriate refugee applicant Mahin Shahriar, a 28-year-old Bangladeshi man, his lawyer says A refugee applicant living in Canada is trapped at a US immigration detention facility after he says he mistakenly crossed the border, but his lawyer says Canada isn’t helping to bring him back. Mahin Shahriar, 28, who came… Read more: Man seeking asylum in Canada trapped at US Ice facility after he says he crossed border by mistake
- Calgary petting zoo temporarily closed after avian flu cases reportedButterfield Acres farm in Foothills County, Alta., was ordered to close after avian flu cases were confirmed. Recent visitors are being asked to monitor for symptoms.http://dlvr.it/TNmNjF
- Oshawa trailer fire leaves 1 child dead, two adults injured: policeA trailer fire in Oshawa claimed the life of a child on Saturday, while a man and woman were taken to hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries, police said.http://dlvr.it/TNmNj5
- Call of the Wilde: Injured Montreal Canadiens rally but New York Rangers prevailThe Montreal Canadiens put up a good fight at home to the New York Rangers Saturday, but three injuries suffered on Thursday and ‘goalie issues’ cost them the game.http://dlvr.it/TNmNhP