Peterborough’s Kawartha Craft Beer Festival permanently canceled after organizers cite unsustainable workload post-COVID Ontario craft beer festival canceled due to unsustainable workload Kawartha Craft Beer Festival Cancelled Permanently Organizers of the Kawartha Craft Beer Festival (KCBF) in Peterborough, Ontario, have announced the permanent cancellation of the event due to an unsustainable workload. The festival, which…
A ferry leaked coolant into waters off Charlottetown after sustaining ice damage while departing the harbor for maintenance, the Canadian Coast Guard confirmed Ferry leaked coolant into waters off Charlottetown says Coast Guard Coolant Leak from Ferry in Charlottetown One of the ferries operating between Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia has leaked coolant into…
A new permanent homeless shelter in Wetaskiwin, Alta., expected to open this winter, will provide shelter and support services for up to 75 people New permanent homeless shelter to open this winter in Wetaskiwin New Homeless Shelter to Open in Wetaskiwin, Alberta A new homeless shelter in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, is set to open later this…
A new accessible crossing in Montreal improves pedestrian and cyclist access between Outremont, Parc-Extension, and the MIL Montréal campus, addressing long-standing community requests. New accessible crossing connects Outremont and Parc-Extension New Accessible Level Crossing Opens in Montreal A new universally accessible level crossing has opened, improving pedestrian and cyclist access between Outremont, Parc-Extension, and the…
Windsor fire officials urge strict adherence to fire codes after a deadly New Year’s Eve bar fire in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killed 40 people Windsor fire officials stress fire safety after deadly Swiss bar blaze Windsor Fire Officials Urge Compliance with Fire Safety Rules Windsor fire officials remind bar and restaurant owners to follow fire safety…
Toronto’s TTC requests a $1.4B budget increase to restore service and freeze fares, proposing accountability reforms tied to performance metrics TTC seeks $1.4B budget hike from Toronto TTC Requests $1.4 Billion Budget Increase The TTC is asking the City for a $1.4 billion increase in its budget this year. This request aims to boost service…
A 28-year-old man is charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old University of Toronto student on a Scarborough campus trail on Dec. 23. Man charged with murder in fatal shooting of U of T student Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Student Shooting A man has been charged with first-degree murder…
A former bookkeeper in Dartmouth, N.S., was sentenced to house arrest for defrauding two Catholic parishes of over $225,000 through 1,900 transactions over a decade Bookkeeper gets house arrest for $225K parish fraud Former Bookkeeper Sentenced for Fraud Against Catholic Parishes A 52-year-old former bookkeeper will not go to jail for defrauding two Roman Catholic…
Politicians in Sydney, Nova Scotia, discuss revitalizing the long-dormant Cape Breton rail line, citing potential economic and logistical benefits. Cape Breton rail line may see revival soon Efforts to Revitalize Cape Breton Rail Line Under Discussion Some politicians in Nova Scotia believe the rail line across Cape Breton Island still has potential. They say discussions…
Hamilton residents can now recycle black plastic and toothpaste tubes under Ontario’s new unified recycling rules, effective Thursday, as part of a province-wide program managed by Circular Materials. Hamilton expands blue box recycling to include black plastic and toothpaste tubes Hamilton Residents Can Recycle More Materials Hamilton residents can now recycle used toothpaste tubes and…