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All In for Literacy Day has Saskatoon kids learning, reading and having fun
A range of activities were available kids in Saskatoon as the All In for Literacy event took to the streets on Thursday. * This article was originally published here
Why Blaine Higgs and his PC government may gamble on an early N.B. election
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has refused to rule out an early election, but political watchers say there's both opportunity and danger in that decision. * This article was originally published here
Historic hockey stick on display at N.S. museum highlights Mi’kmaw roots of the game
David Foster Carter calls himself the Hockey Holmes Heritage Detective and says the 127-year-old Caruk could be the oldest-known, Mi’kmaw-made stick. * This article was originally published here
Events being held in Winnipeg, Manitoba for ‘Orange Shirt Day’ on Saturday
National Truth and Reconciliation Day, otherwise known as Orange Shirt Day is on Saturday, and Winnipeg as well as Manitoba are holding many events. * This article was originally published here
Hurricane Juan: the most powerful and deadly storm to hit Atlantic Canada in 50 years
Thursday marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Juan's arrival in Atlantic Canada. The Category 2 hurricane brought sustained winds of 152 kilometres per hour amid excessive rain. * This article was originally published here
Renewed calls to take down Nazi-linked Ukraine monuments in Edmonton
The fallout continued over Parliament's recognition of a man who fought for the Nazis and there are now renewed calls to remove two monuments in Edmonton with ties to the regime. * This article was originally published here
Search for unexploded munitions in North Vancouver to close some popular trails
The rifle range was used by the Canadian Armed Forces for military training from the 1930s to the 1960s and it is believed a number of UXOs are still on the site. * This article was originally published here
Supreme Court of Canada limits rule for barring migrants on security grounds
The decision came Wednesday in a judgment on two cases that began with administrative rulings under a section of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. * This article was originally published here
‘People are freezing:’ Hotel-turned-homeless shelter with empty rooms under scrutiny
A number of unused rooms at Nova Scotia's largest shelter is raising concerns -- the outcome of a staffing shortage on the facility's health floor. * This article was originally published here
Advocates say Alex Fraser Bridge needs a suicide barrier solution
The province says the engineering of the bridge would make the installation of a barrier unsafe, but police and crisis advocates say it's a challenge worth overcoming. * This article was originally published here
‘Once a Meraloma, always a Meraloma’: Amateur Vancouver sports club marks 100 years
The Meraloma Club, Vancouver's premier amateur sports club, is marking its 100th anniversary this year. * This article was originally published here
Summer crime spree ends with Winnipeg man’s arrest
Winnipeg police say between July and September a man broke into a string of shops and businesses where he damaged property and stole a yet-to-be-determined amount of goods. * This article was originally published here
Joly, Gould join calls for House Speaker to resign over Nazi unit veteran tribute
Melanie Joly and Karina Gould called for Anthony Rota to step down Tuesday, a day after the NDP and the Bloc Québécois demanded he resign as House Speaker. * This article was originally published here
B.C.’s first Black judge, Selwyn Romilly, remembered as ‘kind, gentle soul’ after death at 83
Selwyn Romilly became the first Black person elevated to the B.C. Supreme Court in 1995. He died Friday September 22 from cancer. He was 83. * This article was originally published here
Investigation underway after Indigenous student attacked outside Cochrane school
Reconciliation Action Group (RAG) says the incident occurred last Thursday, Sept. 21, on the grounds outside St. Timothy School after school was let out for the weekend. * This article was originally published here
RCMP searching for missing teen from Portage la Prairie
Tyeanna Daniels is described as five feet three inches tall and 85 pounds with long, dark brown hair and brown eyes. It is possible she may be in Brandon, Man. * This article was originally published here
Roxham Road: RCMP tear down last building at unofficial border crossing
The unofficial crossing was shut down in late March after the U.S. and Canada closed a long-standing loophole in the 2004 Safe Third Country Agreement. * This article was originally published here
Regina feasts at Snackatchewan YQR food festival
Poutine, schnitzel, tacos and deserts were among the various food choices. Festival attendees were also given a chance to do some art on the side. * This article was originally published here
Memorial held for fallen police officers at Saskatchewan legislature
The front steps of the Regina legislative building became a place of solace and remembrance on Sept. 24, for fallen police and peace officers in Saskatchewan and across Canada. This memorial comes only a days after the death of an RCMP officer in British Columbia....
Chatham, Ont. man charged on allegation he threatened to run over neighbour’s children
The incident started with a dispute over parking, in which a man reportedly began yelling profanities at his neighbour and demanded they move their vehicle. * This article was originally published here