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Manitoba The provincial and federal governments are committing $60 million to enhance the railway to northern Manitoba and the only rail-accessible deepwater port on Arctic waters. Railway, port expected to move zinc concentrate, twice-weekly freight shipments in 2024 Ian Froese · CBC News · Posted: Feb 22, 2024 6:00 AM ESTContinue Reading
One of the only signs anyone was paying attention to Joshua Nepinak during his teenage years was the black book a group of strangers filled with notes about him as they watched him come and go from a nondescript Winnipeg home. Ate breakfast: 10 a.m. Left for school: 11 a.m.Continue Reading
Toronto Ontario developers deny they’re feeding housing crisis by sitting on landDevelopers are pushing back against claims that they’re slowing the pace of new home construction in Ontario by sitting on land that’s already been approved for housing. Report commissioned by industry groups finds new home construction at 33-year highContinue Reading
5 tent encampments are closing. What happens next?17 hours ago Duration 2:56 17 hours agoNewsDuration 2:56Five homeless encampments in Halifax are closing on Monday. The CBC’s Nicola Seguin wanted to find out how many people are still living at these parks — and where exactly they will go next week.Continue Reading
PEI A P.E.I. teacher who works with students displaced by war and conflict spent two weeks in Ukraine with Ukrainian friends who have now made the Island their home. Ukrainian Canadian Congress-P.E.I. Branch is hosting a solidarity march on Saturday Nancy Russell · CBC News · Posted: Feb 22, 2024Continue Reading
The New Brunswick government is defending the use of travel nurses in the face of criticism over the high cost to taxpayers. Meanwhile, Vitalité, the regional health authority that has made the most use of the private agency nurses, acknowledged in a statement to CBC News that “the billing level for these services deservesContinue Reading
Edmonton·First Person Pearl Lorentzen reluctantly took a job at a community newspaper in Slave Lake, Alta. To her surprise, the job has connected her to the town in more ways than she ever imagined. I’ve forged connections with the community. In return, I’m trusted to tell its stories Pearl LorentzenContinue Reading
Fans of crime procedurals take note: Canada’s Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, a spinoff of the popular U.S. franchise debuts Feb. 22. The series, which has Canadian directors and is shot in Canada, stars actors Kathleen Munroe, Aden Young and Karen Robinson (Of Schitt’s Creek fame.) Executive producer Erin Haskett saysContinue Reading
Professional Women’s Hockey League·New New York’s 6-foot-1 goaltender Abigail Levy blanked Montreal in overtime to give New York a 3-2 win at UBS Arena Wednesday night, its first win on home ice this Professional Women’s Hockey League season. Alex Carpenter scores twice as New York secures 1st-ever home win TheContinue Reading
Professional Women’s Hockey League Aerin Frankel shut out Ottawa over the final two periods as Boston earned a 3-1 win at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell on Wednesday night — its first home-ice victory in five games. Home side bounces back after dropping Monday’s contest against Canadian teamThe AssociatedContinue Reading
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