A break, enter and theft at Memorial Avenue Shoppers Drug Mart early this Monday morning has resulted in several charges against a city man. Police were called to the drug store, just before 4:00 a.m. to a report of a male smashing a window at the store. Before officers arrived they learned in...
READ MOREA 43 year old city man is facing assault and failure to comply charges, they additionally could face hate crime charges following an incident at a Memorial Avenue Wendy’s Sunday. Police were called to the restaurant just after 3:30 p.m. after the accused approached staff behind the counter...
READ MOREA 43 year old city man is facing assault and failure to comply charges, they additionally could face hate crime charges following an incident at a Memorial Avenue Wendy’s Sunday. Police were called to the restaurant just after 3:30 p.m. after the accused approached staff behind the counter...
READ MOREThe NDP is calling on the provincial government to reimburse school boards for expenses related to the pandemic. They say some school boards are poised to lay off staff to balance their budgets. Education critic Chandra Pasma says they aren’t getting help in the recent provincial budget. “There...
READ MOREThe NDP is calling on the provincial government to reimburse school boards for expenses related to the pandemic. They say some school boards are poised to lay off staff to balance their budgets. Education critic Chandra Pasma says they aren’t getting help in the recent provincial budget. “There...
READ MOREMPs will take home more pay next month. A pay hike kicks in on April 1st. Franco Terrazzano, the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, says notes this will be the fourth increase in MP pay since the start of the pandemic. “We estimate this year MPPs pay increase will range from...
READ MORECanadians should stock up on their beer, wine and spirits before Friday, as Ottawa will be introducing a 6.3 per cent tax on all alcohol sales as of April 1. The Liberal government introduced the ‘escalator tax’ on all beer, wine and spirits in 2017 – which called for excise taxes on alcohol to...
READ MORECanadians should stock up on their beer, wine and spirits before Friday, as Ottawa will be introducing a 6.3 per cent tax on all alcohol sales as of April 1. The Liberal government introduced the ‘escalator tax’ on all beer, wine and spirits in 2017 – which called for excise taxes on alcohol to...
READ MOREMPs will take home more pay next month. A pay hike kicks in on April 1st. Franco Terrazzano, the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, says notes this will be the fourth increase in MP pay since the start of the pandemic. “We estimate this year MPPs pay increase will range from...
READ MOREWading its way through a pandemic, and rising costs of food and supplies the Regional Food Distribution Association (RFDA) is now facing an alarmingly low stockpile of food and other items in high demand for those that are less fortunate. Releasing a statement on Monday, Brendan Carlin the...
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