A researcher on intimate partner violence is calling for British Columbia to increase funding for forensic nurses, saying there is service gap for survivors in most regions. The comments by Amanda McCormick, an associate professor in the school of criminology at the University of the Fraser Valley, come as experts convene to discuss the dangers…
The Curator independently decides what topics and products we feature. When you purchase an item through our links, we may earn a commission. Promotions and products are subject to availability and retailer terms. As outdoor spaces increasingly become extensions of our home, our desire to sit together around a communal fire with friends and family hasn’t…
Larysa Navrotska is part of a quiet, but brave army of postal workers connecting remote Ukrainian communities close to the battlefield with the outside world. Working for the national postal service in eastern Ukraine often means entering dangerous frontline areas where drones dominate and cause the vast majority of this war’s casualties. Theirs is a…
Ontario’s solicitor general says two more inmates who were accidentally released from a provincial jail have been recaptured, with three still on the loose. The latest figure is a 50 per cent drop from the six Premier Doug Ford confirmed were missing in mid-April as his government faced major questions over how jails it oversees…
With its heritage homes, mature trees and wide boulevards, the Abbott Street Heritage Conservation Area is considered an important piece of Kelowna’s history. “This was the first subdivision in Kelowna in 1904 and it’s a cherished area,” said Peter Chataway, an area resident. But concerns are growing that changes to the city’s Official Community Plan…
The chief government officer of the Larger Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce says Saskatoon’s growth plans must align with the town’s ambitions, in any other case it faces greater prices and delays. Talking to reporters Thursday following a speech by Saskatoon’s mayor to chamber members, Jason Aebig says the enterprise group is worried concerning the urgency…
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A man who spent decades behind bars for an axe murder in Manitoba has had his day parole revoked because he lied about being Metis. Jack Wayne Bender, 74, was granted day parole last month. He had been incarcerated since June 1974.In a decision released this week, the Parole Board of Canada said it cancelled…
Two Red Deer, Alta., teens are facing assault charges after an attack on a 14-year-old girl that was caught on camera and shared over social media. According to RCMP, the attack happened around 2:21 p.m. on Monday at a field in the Lancaster Meadows area along 30th Avenue. In the video that was shared on…
Manitoba Hydro says situations have turn into so poor Thursday evening, they’re unable to work on restoring widespread energy outages in southwestern Manitoba till the morning. The sturdy winds and mud storm situations taking on the province all through the day have led to downed energy strains and damaged bushes have led to a string…
