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Tim Baker, The Dirty Nil, Hamilton All-Stars, Sarah Harmer, Lido Pimienta and Charlotte Day Wilson are just some of the artists who will be on stage when Supercrawl makes a full return to central Hamilton this fall. The James Street North festival tent will occupy its traditional neighborhood corridor for the first time since 2019 … Read more
Air Canada will make “meaningful reductions” to its flight schedule in July and August to deal with ongoing flight delays and congestion at the airport, according to a statement released on Wednesday. In the statement sent to customers, Air Canada’s President and CEO Michael Rousseau said that the airline’s operations and its ability to serve … Read more
After two years of events subdued by the covid-19 pandemic, Londoners will be celebrating this Canada Day with fireworks and festivities. 980 CFPL has compiled a list of some of the events taking place in the city this Friday and throughout the long weekend, including downtown markets, Canada Day picnics and more. On Friday, the … Read more
Police are investigating after a woman drowned at Wasaga Beach. Ontario Provincial Police said Tuesday around 10:41 a.m. that a woman wading in the water a short distance from the beach in Beach Area 6 began showing “signs of distress.” Police said witnesses tried to help her. Read more: 22-year-old Brampton man drowns at Wasaga … Read more
The uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 continues when Saskatchewan enters its third summer and has to deal with the virus. Experts say that public health now more than ever must keep the message clear: keep pace with proper vaccinations and booster shots. “Driving covid-19 to the back burner will not help us individually or collectively,” said epidemiologist … Read more
Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) and surrounding departments worked together on two stolen vehicle incidents that resulted in arrests over the weekend. The first incident occurred on Saturday around 9:30 p.m., when an SPS officer saw a Dodge RAM 1500 driving irregularly near 20th and 1st Avenues. SPS Air Support tracked the vehicle as it left … Read more
Most people in Canada do not think that people should have to swear an oath of allegiance to the queen, according to a survey before Canada Day. A survey by Leger for the Association of Canadian Studies showed that 56 percent of those surveyed did not agree to swear allegiance to the Queen. New Canadians … Read more
The answer to last week’s rain event was a big topic at Saskatoon’s City Council on Monday afternoon. “In the 24 hours since the storm began, more than 1,200 calls were received to the customer service center, with 114 requiring service,” said Angela Gardiner, Utilities and Environment Director General. Mayor Charlie Clarke said much praise … Read more
Ontario’s Prime Minister Doug Ford says fulfilling an election promise to increase disability benefits is “one of” his top priorities. Ford has not set a date to fulfill the promise. “When we go back into the house, we will make sure it goes as fast as possible,” Ford told reports on Monday. “When that happens, … Read more
A man in his 30s has died after a single accident in Vaughan late on Sunday, police say. York Regional Police said rescue workers were called to Jane Street at 11:30 p.m., between Teston and Kirby roads. Police said a four-door sedan crashed into a post and a 30-year-old man died at the scene. Read … Read more