Celebrity TV Contractors promoting skilled trades
Celebrity TV contractors Paul Lafrance and Kate Campbell are speaking at the Skills Canada National Competition this week. They chat about the reasons they’re involved in the event.
Celebrity TV contractors Paul Lafrance and Kate Campbell are speaking at the Skills Canada National Competition this week. They chat about the reasons they’re involved in the event.
Barrie police are seeking the public’s assistance identifying two suspects in connection with a theft from Toys R Us in the city.
The specific product affected by the recall is Name brand Chicken Burgers (1kg), with a bestbefore date of Feb. 6, 2019.
Concert ticket retailer Ticketfly has been offline since last week after a data breach leaked customer's personal information and disrupted live music at venues across North America.
A sentencing hearing is expected to begin today for Matthew Foerster in Supreme Court in Vernon.
A California city has initiated a radical plan to combat poverty: a "no strings" guaranteed basic income of $500 a month for its residents.
The “Automobile City” will soon be the next place in Manitoba to welcome TappCar.
The ALS Society of Alberta works to provide support for those living with and affected by ALS. Two members of the organization discuss “The Edmonton Walk for ALS.”
The 159-year-old St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Peterborough has been sold.
A NAIT plumbing instructor discusses the program and what it means for his students to participate in the Skills Canada National Competition.
Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration announced that there would be a 25 per cent tariff on steel imports and a 10 per cent tariff on aluminum imports, including products from Canada.
Hearings will begin today, regarding the Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project, which is the proposed final leg of the Bipole III project and is expected to cost $453 million.
The Ontario election is just days away and with the deadline to cast a ballot looming, voters who tuned out of much of the race might now find themselves scrambling to decide how to vote.
As part of a series on the platforms of the three main parties, here’s a look at the major planks of the NDP’s vision.
So far, Ford has vowed to reduce taxes in six different ways while boosting spending for transit, mental health, long-term care and dental care for low-income seniors.
Brick layers are among the many skilled trade students participating in an national competition in Edmonton this week. Kendra Slugoski was live at the event Monday morning.
Attending a wedding? What should you wear and what to avoid? Getting married? Etiquette expert Jeannie Vaage offers some tips for being cognizant of wedding party budgets and hosting a great party.
'Dancing With the Stars: Juniors' is also joining Global TV on Sunday nights this fall.
Google reportedly plans not to renew a contract with the U.S. military to provide artificial intelligence help for use in drone strikes, amid a wave of protests from its own employees.
Police are seeking witnesses following a shooting in Barrie Sunday afternoon.
Calgary fire said the blaze was on Martindale Drive Monday.
The Edmonton Expo Centre will be home to hundreds of students this for the annual Skills Canada National Competition. Kendra Slugoski reports.
Kathleen Wynne claims that if you give her a little bit of power, as in a minority government, she will protect us from the other parties, Scott Thompson says.
A Little Britain man faces a first-degree murder charge after the body of a woman was found in a house fire on Aino Beach Road.
Peel paramedics said the driver lost control and three special needs children on board suffered minor injuries.