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Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for parts of Manitoba, indicating that a severe thunderstorm may be generating a tornado west of Salt Point. Residents are advised to monitor local conditions and take necessary precautions.
A free, three-day hockey programme for girls of colour has returned to Toronto, aimed at enhancing players’ connection to the sport within an inclusive, community-focused setting. The initiative seeks to promote diversity and participation in hockey among underrepresented groups.
Heavy rainfall in Kananaskis two weeks ago caused significant flooding, leading to evacuations and a bridge collapse. As the area begins to recover, conditions are improving with the land drying out in preparation for summer.
A proposed class-action settlement of nearly £8 million concerning allegations of beef price-fixing may result in compensation for some Canadian customers. The settlement process is pending approval, with details on distribution yet to be finalised.
A new tourism campaign has introduced Calgary-themed colours and references at a downtown Toronto subway station, aimed at welcoming passengers and promoting Calgary’s attractions. The initiative highlights the city’s culture and seeks to enhance its visibility among travellers.
Attendees at the recent rally expressed concerns over Ontario’s newly established regulatory body for personal support workers, highlighting fears about the potential impact on employment and standards within the sector.
Conestoga College has recently come under increased financial scrutiny, resulting in the appointment of a government supervisor. The institution’s revenue is significantly dependent on international students, highlighting a critical reliance amid ongoing financial challenges.
Plans to remove the caretaker from the mountain have sparked concern among local residents and park visitors. Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential impact on the community and the park’s operations, highlighting the importance of caretaker presence for maintaining safety and support in the area.
Two paramedics and a patient were killed in New Brunswick following a collision between their ambulance and a transport truck, located just west of the Confederation Bridge. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the circumstances surrounding the crash.
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