Winnipeg police investigate vandalism at Habibiz Cafe, where windows were smashed and a hateful note was left, with the owner vowing to stay open Winnipeg Palestinian cafe vandalized with hate note Winnipeg Police Investigate Damage at Habibiz Cafe Winnipeg police are looking into an incident at Habibiz Cafe. Two individuals were caught on camera damaging…
A Palestinian-owned café in Winnipeg was vandalized, with windows smashed and a hateful note left, prompting a police investigation into the hate-motivated incident. Winnipeg Palestinian-owned café vandalized with hate note Winnipeg Police Investigate Property Damage at Habibiz Cafe Winnipeg police are looking into an incident at Habibiz Cafe. Two individuals were caught on camera damaging…
A fire at a seniors complex in St George displaced 22 residents and destroyed a food bank, with the community rallying to provide support and temporary housing Fire displaces 22 seniors and destroys food bank in St George Fire Displaces Residents at Seniors Housing Complex in St. George A fire at a seniors housing complex…
Winnipeg police are probing two hate-motivated crimes: antisemitic graffiti at a synagogue and vandalism at a Palestinian café, both causing fear and damage in the city. Winnipeg police investigate hate-motivated vandalism at synagogue and café Winnipeg Police Investigate Hate-Motivated Crimes Winnipeg police are looking into two hate-motivated crimes. These include swastikas drawn on a Winnipeg…
In 1969, Montreal police discovered Pierre-Paul Geoffroy assembling bombs in his Plateau-Mont-Royal flat, part of the FLQ’s terrorist campaign that injured 27 in a stock exchange blast. FLQ bomber Pierre-Paul Geoffroy built bombs in Montreal apartment Montreal Police Raid Reveals Bomb-Making Operation in 1969 In March 1969, Montreal police raided a flat on St-Dominique Street…
A Winnipeg father pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his toddler died from fentanyl ingestion in their home, with the death deemed avoidable if medical help had been sought sooner. Winnipeg father sentenced for manslaughter in toddler’s fentanyl death Father Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Toddler’s Death WINNIPEG – The father of a toddler who died…
Cape Breton University begins site work for a 145-unit housing project in Sydney, N.S., at the former Tartan Downs racetrack, with plans for affordable housing CBU starts housing project at former Tartan Downs site New Housing Project Begins at Former Tartan Downs Racetrack Groundbreaking has started at a former horse racing track as Cape Breton…
Calgary police seek public help to identify a suspect in a stabbing and robbery that occurred in Fish Creek Park on Oct 23 Calgary police seek suspect in Fish Creek Park stabbing robbery Calgary Police Seek Help Identifying Assault Suspect Calgary police are asking for assistance in identifying a man linked to a violent assault…
Le Massif ski hill in Charlevoix, Quebec, partially reopens after a strike by workers demanding better wages and conditions, with managers operating limited beginner and intermediate trails. Le Massif ski hill partially reopens after strike Strike Affects Ski Operations at Le Massif in Quebec Andrew Maas booked his family’s first trip to Le Massif in…
After a strike shut down Le Massif ski hill in Charlevoix, managers reopened some beginner and intermediate trails to limit disruptions for tourists and local businesses Le Massif ski hill partially reopens after strike in Quebec Strike Affects Ski Operations at Le Massif in Quebec When Andrew Maas booked his family’s first trip to Le…