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Manitoba A lawyer for a man who says his former girlfriend “ghosted” him after claiming a $5 million prize on a lottery ticket he bought will be in a Winnipeg court Friday, asking a judge for an order to prevent the woman from giving away any of her money or selling other assets.Continue Reading
Health P.E.I. has hired six senior managers on an interim basis through private employment agencies at costs ranging from $17,490 a month to $43,750 a month. That information is contained in a series of contracts the province provided to CBC News. These managers are filling some of the most seniorContinue Reading
London London’s largest employer will need to make tough decisions as it continues to grapple with the fallout of years of instability, bloated management and growing need for medical care, a review of the organizational structure of the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) has found. Report conducted by consultant BIGContinue Reading
NL·Breaking Conservative candidate Jonathan Rowe has defeated Liberal Anthony Germain by 12 votes in the Newfoundland district of Terra Nova-The Peninsulas following a judicial recount. ‘Work starts now,’ new MP-elect says Jonathan Rowe is the new MP-elect for Terra Nova-The Peninsulas. Rowe lost the initial count by 12 votes toContinue Reading
Politics When Parliament passed a sweeping national security bill last June, the government promised to establish a foreign influence transparency registry to convict proxies trying to meddle in Canadian politics. But nearly a year later, it remains unclear how soon the office will be up and running The government’s foreignContinue Reading
James Mast, a Cree Sixties Scoop survivor, says he was making his way to Oklahoma so he could care for his ailing adoptive father when tribal police on the U.S. side of the Akwesasne reservation arrested him and turned him over to U.S. Border Patrol. Mast, 60, has been heldContinue Reading
Like a massive, skulking sandworm out of Frank Herbert’s Dune, there exists an inescapable maw where all in its destructive path — from fish struggling to flee to crabs tangled up in the nets — are doomed. But this isn’t the desert planet Arrakis, it’s Earth — and the beast isContinue Reading
Linda Mangalathu’s problems began with an issue many homeowners in Toronto are familiar with: a minor basement flood. Now, a little more than three weeks later, she’s had to move out of her Scarborough house, her front yard is a construction zone, and neither her contractor nor the city haveContinue Reading
Montreal After a conference centre used for years by the Muslim community came under city management, a debate ensued about who gets to use public spaces. Council in Sherbrooke, Que., struck down policy that forbid from renting out spaces The Centre de Foires de Sherbrooke is the largest open-plan venueContinue Reading
The climate is changing. Weather patterns are shifting. The globe is warming — and that includes the Great Lakes. The five interconnected freshwater North American lakes attract significant study in the summer, but they are not such a magnet in the winter — and a group of scientists says thatContinue Reading
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