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‘Greedy Co-op’: Unifor launches nationwide boycott of Co-op retailers
Unifor is calling for a nationwide boycott of all Co-op businesses and services as nearly 800 Co-op refinery workers remain locked out. “If Co-op wants to hit refinery workers with a lockout, it’s time to hit Co-op where it hurts,”…
Maple Leafs hold off Edmonton Oilers for 4-1 win
In game that was billed as a battle of some of the NHL’s top offensive players, it was the depth players who made the difference as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-1 Saturday night at Rogers Place.…
Recent immigrants in Edmonton take part in their first Canadian Christmas celebration
More than 100 recent immigrants who now live in Edmonton had the opportunity to take part in their first Canadian Christmas celebration on Saturday. “This is their first Christmas in Canada, and we’re able to be there to help celebrate…
Edmonton’s Stanley A. Milner Library delayed; no date set for opening
Posted December 14, 2019 6:26 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ The Stanley A. Milner Library will be delaying its opening, according to a tweet from the Edmonton Public Library on…
New Calgary report shows complaints, injuries and destinations related to explosion in e-scooter use
A new report released by the city of Calgary shows there were 750,000 recorded e-scooter trips from July to October this year. The city conducted a survey this fall looking for feedback. Over 9,000 Calgarians responded. Related News Over half…
Halifax celebrates the fifth birthday of its iconic central library
There were no shushing librarians at the Halifax Central Library on Saturday as the building marked its fifth birthday. Instead, well-wishers gathered to sing Happy Birthday to a building that has become an iconic part of downtown Halifax. “From day…
Dog reunited with Edmonton family after truck stolen with animal inside
Posted December 14, 2019 5:00 pm Updated December 14, 2019 5:09 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ A family was reunited with their dog Saturday after the pup was stolen along…
The United Irish Societies prepare Christmas baskets for families in need
The Holidays are all about giving and the United Irish Societies of Montreal know a little something about that. Dozens of volunteers gathered at Beurling Academy in Verdun on Saturday to stack up boxes of food with love and well…
Regina residents help put gifts under the tree for 1,500 local children
Santa’s helpers spent their weekend wrapping over 3,000 toys for Regina children. The toys were donated to the Salvation Army through 980 CJME’s Santa Anonymous campaign. READ MORE: Delivery day for 630 CHED Santas Anonymous on Saturday Toys were collected…