Quebec demanding budget cuts as junior colleges face record enrolmentGlobalnews Digital
Nearly 194,000 students are enrolled for the fall semester in the province’s 48 junior colleges — a number the federation says is unprecedented.
Canada places further sanctions on Russia over Moldova interference claimsUday Rana
Canada is imposing sanctions against 16 individuals and two entities under the Special Economic Measures (Moldova) Regulations.
2 charged after Winnipeg cops search alleged chop shop in encampmentSam Thompson
Police said they searched a temporary structure near the riverbank on Gomez Street, and seized a large quantity of potentially stolen items.
Amazon Outlet’s Labor Day sale: KitchenAid, Carhartt and more under $50
This Labor Day, Amazon’s Outlet is offering deals on everything you need for your home, health and wardrobe, with many items on sale for less than $50. From kitchen essentials…
No rush on new crude oil pipelines, Trans Mountain chief executive saysKen MacGillivray
The head of the company that operates the Trans Mountain pipeline says there is no immediate need for new pipeline space in Canada.
BBC reports from scene of deadly Russian attack on Kyiv
Russia launched a major attack on Ukraine’s capital in the early hours of Thursday evening, killing at least 19 people, including four children. BBC News
Selkirk urged to stay ‘bear aware’ after animal sighting in city’s north endSam Thompson
People in Selkirk, Man., are being asked to use caution after a bear sighting in the city Wednesday night.
USask Huskies men’s soccer team eyes comeback after consecutive playoff missesScott Roblin
Falling short of Canada West playoffs for a second year in a row in 2024, the USask Huskies men’s soccer team has a new look heading into their 2025 campaign.…
Armstrong IPE ‘The Hobbiest Place on Earth’ for its 124th yearSydney Morton
More than 10,000 people are expected to come to the fairgrounds in Armstrong, B.C., for the 124th annual agricultural fair.
Smith’s Alberta Next panel hears cheers for deportation, separation in LloydminsterGlobalnews Digital
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s Alberta Next panel heard loud cheers for Alberta separation and the mass deportation of immigrants during a town hall in Lloydminster on Wednesday.
United Nations says children make up 50 percent of gang members in Haiti
US and Panama proposed a security force meant to counter gangs, despite setbacks with an existing policing operation. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al…
Cybersecurity expert reveals simple trick to stop companies from tracking your online shopping
We’re conditioned to think our email address is harmless. Most of us think it’s just an ID, a way to get receipts and shipping updates, but that’s not it. Your…
Bermuda Triangle mystery could be solved, according to British researcher
A scientist from the University of Southampton claims to have solved the notorious Bermuda Triangle mystery. Situated between Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, this precarious stretch of sea is known…
Blue states deflect blame in Trump probe after illegal immigrant trucker crash kills 3 in Florida
A Florida crash that killed three people sparked an ultimatum from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy over states’ commercial driver licensing rules. But two out of the three states named by…
Man faces attempted murder charge after two men struck by car in Toronto: policeGlobalnews Digital
Toronto police say a 33-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly striking two men with his car Wednesday evening.
Jury makes recommendations following coroner’s inquest into Sask. boy’s death in careGates Guarin
Upon conclusion of the coroner’s inquest, the jury made four recommendations to the Eagle’s Nest Youth Ranch group home where Brandon Schafer-Kovacs had been staying.
Noem hits back at FEMA critics, reveals vision for disaster relief agency
FIRST ON FOX: Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem slammed a group of former and current Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees who wrote a letter criticizing the…
‘Canadian sport has lost its way’ on protecting athletes from abuse: reportGlobalnews Digital
The Future of Sport in Canada Commission released its preliminary report Thursday, saying it heard that there are ‘deeply ingrained’ issues across the country.
Calgary police lift evacuation order after removal of dangerous chemicalsKen MacGillivray
An evacuation order has been lifted in Calgary’s Manchester industrial park after some dangerous chemicals discovered outside a local business were removed by bomb disposal experts