Ex-city lawyer sentencing for Holocaust memorial vandalism
Iain Aspenlieder's sentencing hearing is set for Monday after he pleaded guilty to defacing Ottawa's National Holocaust Monument with red paint in June 2025.
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Hong Kong probes corruption in deadliest fire in decades
Hong Kong authorities investigate corruption and negligence following the deadliest fire in decades at Wang Fuk Court. Chief Executive John Lee leads the response.
GO Train sex assault accused violated court order
A man facing sexual assault charges on a GO train was under court order to stay off the transit system. Halton Police arrested the repeat offender in Whitby.
Emma Willis on Family's Holiday Adaptation for Bruce
Emma Heming Willis reveals how her family finds joy and adapts holiday traditions while caring for Bruce Willis amid his frontotemporal dementia battle. Discover their inspiring story.
School buses cancelled in Huron-Perth, Grey-Bruce due to weather
Dangerous winter conditions prompt school bus cancellations across Huron-Perth and Grey-Bruce regions. Stay informed about weather-related school transportation updates.
Autopsy confirms central Edmonton death as homicide
Edmonton Police confirm Burton Lee Gambler, 42, died from homicide after being found with obvious injuries near 97 Street and 107 Avenue. Investigation ongoing.
Life sentence for mother in NZ suitcase murders case
Hakyung Lee sentenced to life in prison for the shocking 'suitcase murders' in New Zealand. Read the full courtroom details and sentencing outcome.
Halifax Housing Summit Calls for Major Reforms
The first-of-its-kind From Barriers to Blueprints housing conference in Halifax identified the need for numerous systemic changes to address Canada's housing crisis. Read the key findings.
Wing Noodles Closes After 80 Years in Chinatown
Montreal's iconic Wing Noodles factory closes permanently after nearly 80 years of operation. The Lee family business ends its legacy as community mourns the loss of Chinatown landmark.
Credit Canada CEO's Black Friday Money-Saving Tips
Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery offers unconventional Black Friday advice: save 100% by not spending. Learn smart shopping strategies for the 2025 holiday season.
Bruce Power runs cyber attack emergency training exercise
Bruce Power conducted a major emergency training exercise simulating a cyber attack scenario near Kincardine, involving hundreds of officials across Ontario.
MPP Remembers Hanover Teens Killed in Crash
Grey-Bruce-Owen Sound MPP Paul Vickers pays tribute to three teenagers killed in a tragic Hanover, Ontario crash during provincial parliament address. Read the emotional remembrance.
White House defends Trump's confrontations with reporters
White House defends President Trump's aggressive confrontations with female journalists, saying 'if you're going to give it, you have to be able to take' after controversial comments.
Trump demands ABC license revoked after Epstein question
President Donald Trump calls for ABC's broadcast license to be revoked after tense exchange with reporter Mary Bruce over Epstein files. Full details of the Oval Office confrontation.
Elderly man jailed for massive child porn collection
William Lee Tate, 82, sentenced to two years less a day for possessing 60,000 child porn images and 5,700 hours of violent material. Case highlights Canada's child exploitation crisis.
South Bruce OPP Now Using Body Cameras
South Bruce OPP has begun using body-worn cameras to increase transparency and accountability. Learn how this technology enhances community policing in Ontario.
Pope Leo XIV Celebrates Cinema with Hollywood Stars
Pope Leo XIV meets Hollywood celebrities including Spike Lee at Vatican audience, calling for greater inclusion of marginalized voices in global cinema industry.
Manitoba seeks suppliers for new legislature monument
The Manitoba government is searching for suppliers to construct a new monument in front of the Winnipeg legislature. Learn about this significant provincial project and its timeline.
Huron-Bruce MADD's 30th Annual Red Ribbon Campaign
Huron-Bruce MADD launches 30th annual red ribbon campaign amid concerning resurgence of impaired driving. Learn how one mother's tragedy sparked three decades of advocacy.
Community rallies after Hanover crash injures 4 teens
Grey-Bruce community members are lighting candles and showing support for four teenagers injured in a tragic car crash near Hanover, Ontario on November 11, 2025.
Lee Valley pays customers $1 to pick up Christmas catalog
Lee Valley Tools offers customers $1 to collect their Christmas catalog in-store due to Canada Post strike. Learn how this creative solution benefits Ottawa shoppers.
Lee Valley pays $1 for Christmas catalog pickup
Lee Valley Tools offers customers $1 to pick up Christmas catalogs in-store due to Canada Post strike. Ottawa-based company adapts to postal disruption while maintaining holiday tradition.
Major Fentanyl Seizure: $255K Drugs Confiscated in Grey Bruce
OPP makes one of Grey Bruce's largest fentanyl seizures, confiscating $255,000 worth of drugs in Wiarton. Learn about this significant drug enforcement operation and its impact on community safety.
Firearm seized in Bruce County traffic stop, charges laid
Grey Bruce OPP officers seized a firearm and laid multiple charges following a routine traffic stop in Northern Bruce County. One individual faces serious weapons and alcohol-related offenses.
Black Friday 2025: Early Deals Target Cautious Shoppers
Canadian retailers are starting Black Friday sales early in 2025 to lure budget-conscious shoppers. Retail analyst Bruce Winder warns deals must be sharp to drive consumer spending.
Edmonton Remembrance Day ceremonies at historic Calder Cenotaph
Edmonton residents gathered at the historic Calder Cenotaph, Alberta's oldest war monument, to honour veterans and fallen soldiers during Remembrance Day ceremonies across the city on November 11, 2025.
New Ross Cenotaph: Nova Scotia's Oldest War Memorial
The historic New Ross Cenotaph, recognized as Nova Scotia's oldest war monument, was central to Remembrance Day ceremonies on November 11, 2025. Discover this important piece of Canadian military heritage.
Discounts and Patriotism Drive Canada Holiday Shopping
Canadian retailers leverage deep discounts and patriotic themes for 2025 holiday season. Expert Bruce Winder reveals how AI transforms shopping habits amid economic pressures.
2,600 jobs available in midwestern Ontario
Midwestern Ontario sees 2,600 job openings as unemployment rate declines. Manufacturing sector leads hiring surge with opportunities across multiple industries.
Owen Sound School Bus Drivers Reach Tentative Deal
School bus services in Owen Sound are set to continue uninterrupted as drivers and management reach a tentative agreement, bringing relief to families and students across the region.
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