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Montreal police seek help finding missing teen
Montreal police are asking for the public’s help to find a missing 17-year-old girl. Marianne Larochelle was last seen on Monday at her home in Verdun. Police have reason to be concerned for her health…
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New video shows Nirla Sharma on morning of disappearance
Vancouver Police has released new surveillance video that shows missing New Westminster woman Nirla Sharma out in public before dawn on the day of her disappearance. Sgt. Jeff Scott shared with media that the video…
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Buying sex could affect your travel ability: Edmonton police
“I can tell you that over the last three years we have charged about 550 individuals for Obtaining Sexual Services for Consideration,” EPS Det. Dan Duiker said in a statement to CTV News Edmonton. Paying…
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First Nation demands apology from activists over protest at B.C. premier’s home
A Vancouver Island First Nation has called out an environmental activist group after its members staged a protest outside the home of B.C. Premier John Horgan. Leaders of the Beecher Bay First Nation, located near…
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RCMP warn business owners after spike in ATM thefts in and around Calgary
Following a series of ATM thefts in southern Alberta, RCMP has asked for help in identifying a thief after the latest incident: an ATM was stolen from a gas station in Crossfield, Alta., on Monday…
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Manufacturer halts production of donation bins following deaths in Toronto & Vancouver
An Ontario-based manufacturer of clothing donation bins has ceased production of a particular model following deaths in Toronto and West Vancouver. Rangeview Fabricating Inc., a Hamilton, Ont. company that supplies bins to charities across North…
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Montreal priest found guilty of sexual assault
A Quebec court judge has found Father Brian Boucher guilty of all charges in a case involving the harassment and sexual assault of a former altar boy, starting when the youth was 12 years old.…
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B.C. on path to 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2040
In a move aimed at removing a major source of air pollution and climate change, the provincial government has put British Columbia on a path to require the sale of all new light-duty cars and…
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Quebec’s economy minister under ethics review
The National Assembly’s ethics commissioner has opened an investigation focused on Economy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon and a possible conflict of interest on the Bombardier file. Fitzgibbon’s personal investments are under the check. He owns shares…
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Saskatchewan Introduces Legislation to Establish Payment Timelines for Construction Industry
Government of Saskatchewan has introduced legislation to better protect and define the rights and obligations of owners, developers, contractors and subcontractors. The Builders’ Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 will create a payment process to establish…
