Calgary residents can expect a continuation of mild weather through the weekend, with cloudy periods and occasional sunny breaks. According to Danielle Savoni, rain is set to arrive Friday night around 10 pm. The forecast comes as other news stories develop across Canada, including a serious motorcycle collision in Scarborough and health warnings about hantavirus in Ontario.
Weather Outlook
The current weather pattern will bring a mix of clouds and sun, providing pleasant conditions for outdoor activities. However, those planning evening events on Friday should be prepared for wet weather as rain moves in later in the night.
Other Notable Headlines
- A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a Scarborough collision.
- Health officials are tracking dozens of individuals who left a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship after the first fatality.
- An approval hearing is underway for a proposed settlement in a flight attendants' lawsuit against WestJet.
- Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia is set to be demolished following a mass shooting.
In other news, a Calgary dad was attacked without provocation while walking his teen to the bus stop. A second federal department has delayed a four-day office mandate for some public servants. A woman died and two others were injured in a head-on collision near Kingston. A Quebecer is isolating after a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship.
The health minister commented on the digital transition, stating it was done by the book. Advocates are calling for anti-Islamophobia supports after a man was charged in an assault in St. Albert. Former Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has weighed in on an electors list breach, calling it a new low, as hundreds of cease and desist letters are sent out.
A man was sentenced to life in prison for murdering an elderly couple in Dieppe, N.B. Cannabis raids in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Ontario are tied to transnational organized crime, according to the RCMP. A municipality is seeking a court order to remove a man from a historic building, with the man claiming they illegally took my property.
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating a police pursuit before a multi-vehicle crash. Saskatchewan flooding has caused a state of emergency in 35 communities. The Saskatchewan NDP says the plan to extend the life of coal power will cost $26 billion over 25 years.
In a cold case, how did a toddler disappear from a Brantford street in 1963? A Kitchener man has been charged with human trafficking in an eight-month investigation. Hundreds have been evacuated due to flooding in northern Saskatchewan First Nation communities. A Saskatoon pilot project will remove most Sutherland parking pay stations.
A former CEO has been charged with fraud in connection with a northern Ontario gold mine. Toronto-linked drug suspects have been charged in northwestern Ontario. The Green Lane Landfill is nearing capacity, and St. Thomas is seeking answers from Toronto on waste future. Ontario is putting its full weight behind pushing the Bruce C nuclear project forward.
Nottawasaga, Huronia OPP, and Barrie's tactical unit made a substantial drug bust. A Collingwood artist who survived colon cancer is partnering with an art gallery to give back to the hospital. High gas prices are pushing more drivers to consider EVs, according to a huge increase in demand.
In lighter news, meet LaSalle, Ontario's newest star: a zebra-dog raising awareness one stripe at a time. Independents are branded NDP farm team for helping shut down an FOI debate. Tumbler Ridge Secondary School will be demolished after a mass shooting. B.C.'s anti-gang unit says 11 were arrested in an illegal gambling investigation. Alberta's Danielle Smith has been granted security clearance for CSIS briefings. A man who firebombed a demonstration in Colorado, killing one, has been sentenced to life in prison.
