Strong majorities of Canadians support the federal government walking away from U.S. trade talks and hitting back with retaliatory tariffs, a new poll suggests, which is translating to persistent support for Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals. However, the Ipsos polling conducted exclusively for Global News and released Saturday also shows that support varies…
A Summerland, B.C., thrift store will permanently close its doors in December, after two difficult years in business and a summer tourism season disrupted by the Bald Range wildfire. Owner Jules Zest says she was already considering closing Twisted Whiskers Café and Thrift Store before the fire, but the challenges of this summer helped make…
As Vancouver businesses continue to close during construction of the Broadway Subway Line, Canada’s housing minister, a former provincial NDP MLA who previously demanded the B.C. government compensate businesses affected by Canada Line work, says he will look into the issue. Fable Diner and SportChek are just two of the most recent businesses to shutter…
The number of Canadian citizens and permanent residents unaccounted for since the Nepal flash flooding has risen to 32, including Coquitlam couple Sumit and Shubakshi Rawla. Their daughter says they were on a guided pilgrimage in the region and haven’t been heard from since the morning of Aug. 26. “We’ve been so worried,” Kenisha Rawla…
WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers came up with a total team effort and stunned the CFL-leading Montreal Alouettes 44-28 in front of a sold-out crowd at Princess Auto Stadium on Friday night. The Bombers entered the CFL contest with losses in three of their last four games, creating major doubts with a fan base…
There was one offence that was dominant on Friday night time in Winnipeg and it wasn’t the league’s top-ranked unit from Montreal. As a substitute, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers offence had its finest recreation of the season, main the Blue and Gold to a 44-28 win in entrance of a sold-out crowd at Princess Auto…
A Brampton man discovered responsible of discharging a firearm whereas topic to 3 separate weapons prohibition orders in a lethal Moss Park capturing has been sentenced to 10 years, 9 months in jail. On Might 22, Nathan Bell was acquitted of first-degree homicide following a six-week jury trial. The jury additionally discovered him not responsible…
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The City of Calgary has used artificial intelligence to determine the 50 riskiest intersections for pedestrians across the city, but it’s unclear what will be done to address the issue as just half are recommended for upgrades. According to a report set to be presented at the city’s Community Development Committee meeting Tuesday, administration used…
A Saskatchewan MP is laying the groundwork for a brand new college in northern Saskatchewan. Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River MP Buckley Belanger shared his imaginative and prescient Friday in Prince Albert, Sask., and mentioned the college would play a crucial half in creating alternatives for folks within the north. The announcement marks a place to begin for…
