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I. LOVE.PIZZA. - I mean it’s pretty much a weekly thing for me. One time I actually had pizza delivered to a bar (with permission) BECAUSE I LOVE PIZZA THAT MUCH. -
Funnel clouds spotted as severe weather hits Saskatchewan
Several images of funnel clouds, one which appeared to touch down, were spotted in west central Saskatchewan Tuesday night -
Grandin Fish ‘n’ Chips rebrands, drops Grandin name
Amid discussions of renaming schools and neighbourhoods bearing the Grandin name, an Edmonton restaurant has already dropped the name. -
Police seek public assistance in possible hate-motivated incident
Calgary police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect in what police believe may have been a hate-motivated incident that took place Tuesday. -
Skateboarder in serious condition after being struck by vehicle in southwest Calgary
A 15-year-old boy on a skateboard was hit by a vehicle Tuesday in southwest Calgary. -
Crews battling 5-alarm blaze at Etobicoke bakery
Fire crews are responding to a three-alarm blaze at a bakery in Etobicoke. -
'It hurts': Swastika vandalism discovered on mosque
Vandalism in the form of a swastika was discovered on the Baitul Hadi Mosque in east Edmonton Tuesday morning. -
United Way in Sudbury hands out shoes to those experiencing homelessness
The United Way Centraide North East Ontario has created an initiative called Soles United that's designed to help the homeless and groups that help the homeless. -
'Very troubling': New report details racism faced by ETS riders and employees
A new report presented to the city’s Urban Planning Committee focused on racism that people who use and work for Edmonton transit face. -
Bodies of two men found in Saint-Hyacinthe home; police investigating
Quebec provincial police are investigating after two bodies were found in a home in the Saint-Hyacinthe region Tuesday afternoon. -
Manitoba education funding model review to begin in the fall, deputy minister says
Manitoba's deputy education minister says a new education funding model review is set to begin in the fall. -
Elder Abuse Awareness Day heightened by COVID-19 pandemic according to experts
It’s a day dedicated to elder abuse awareness, which experts say is a situation that has gotten worse during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Seven-week-old kitten recovering after being thrown from moving vehicle: B.C. SPCA
A seven-week-old kitten had to have her tail amputated after being thrown from a moving vehicle in Kelowna, B.C., according to the SPCA. -
Eased restrictions give hope to Metro Vancouver attractions hit hard by pandemic
Many popular venues that went from being crowded to temporarily closed in March 2020 are still feeling the impact more than a year later. -
'It's critical': Town of Banff reopens to visitors after pandemic forces tourists to stay away
After months of telling visitors to stay home and stay away, officials and business owners in Banff are swinging open their doors and welcoming visitors back to the mountain town. -
CAQ boots MNA Claire Samson from caucus over donation to Conservative Party
The CAQ felt that it could not accept that a member of government financially support a party that challenges health measures, as the Conservative leader has done on many occasions. -
Ottawa police investigate west end homicide
The Ottawa Police Service responded to a stabbing call outside of a building on Baseline Road, Tuesday evening. -
Barrie City Council puts new restrictions on fireworks
Councillors finalized a motion that will no longer allow fireworks to be set off for all holidays in Barrie. -
Winnipeg women's centre short on food donations due to high demand
With an increase in demand due to the pandemic, the North Point Douglas Women's Centre is in need of donations for emergency hampers.
