A confrontation between a Kelowna, B.C., business owner and a group of outreach workers has resulted in a civil lawsuit. The legal action was launched by Donavan and Shandell Moore, owners of Evil Genius Artworx, after a video, with what they claim are false accusations, went viral. The tattoo shop owners are suing Lighthouse Recovery…
The free fare zone in downtown Calgary will stay in place for now, after metropolis council voted to defer a call on its future till subsequent 12 months. After a prolonged debate Tuesday night, metropolis council voted 9-6 in favour of a closely amended advice to defer deciding on whether or not to maintain or…
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Descrease article font dimension Enhance article font dimension After a protracted season of massive snowfalls and flooding, wildfire season has come to Saskatchewan with six energetic fires as of the morning of Might 27. “You’ve obtained all that deadfall from winter, all of the useless brown grass, all the issues which have gone on that…
A recent increase in the number of bear sightings and trail closures in Alberta’s mountain parks has wildlife experts reminding backcountry users to be careful when visiting bear country. “At springtime, you know, all the bears just got out of their dens after five to six months of laying in their dens and they’re hungry,…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A Ladner, B.C., woman who killed her mother two and a half years ago pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, but was found not criminally responsible on Wednesday due to a mental disorder. In December 2023, Sarbjit Panesar died of blunt force trauma. She was killed in the…
The leader of an organization representing 74 First Nations in Saskatchewan says getting involved in future energy projects in the province, including nuclear projects, will be a top priority in the coming years to drive economic opportunities for communities. Sheldon Wuttunee, president and CEO of the Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence, says…
A new report has found that people in B.C. are drinking less alcohol, but it is still slightly more than the national average. The report, released by the Office of the Provincial Health Officer, provides the latest trends about alcohol consumption. “When it comes to drinking alcohol, less is best,” Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial…
A man who had been arrested and criminally charged after federal authorities said he was caught on video throwing a rock at an endangered monk seal in Hawaii pleaded not guilty Wednesday, and was ordered to stay away from Hawaii beaches while the case proceeds. Earlier this month, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District…
Feminine politicians in Saskatchewan’s legislature will quickly have their very own designated washroom after going with out one for over 110 years. Steve Bata, the legislature’s constructing supervisor, mentioned Wednesday a members-only washroom for girls is predicted to be accomplished in June. Male politicians have had their very own lavatory for the reason that legislature…
