All posts tagged "Public Safety"
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LOCAL2 months ago
Early Morning Shooting at Toronto Waterfront Leaves Three Injured, Five in Custody
Three people were injured and five arrested after an early morning shooting near Toronto's waterfront. Police are investigating the Polson Street incident.
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BC STORIES3 months ago
Tragedy at Skeleton Bridge: Brazilian Authorities Investigate Fatal Rope Jump Error
A 21-year-old woman died in Brazil after rope jumping instructors allegedly failed to attach her safety cord. Investigation and murder charges are pending.
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British Columbia4 months ago
Community Mourns as Recovery Operations Conclude for Paddleboarders in B.C. Lake
RCMP recovery teams have found the bodies of Genesis Jeru Bague and Mariz Bello, a married couple who drowned while paddleboarding at B.C.'s Browning Lake.
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Crime4 months ago
Major Breakthrough in B.C. Extortion Crackdown: 22-Year-Old Faces 13 Charges Following Crime Spree
A 22-year-old man faces 13 charges including arson and extortion after a joint police investigation links him to violent incidents in Surrey and Abbotsford.
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Canada Stories5 months ago
National Briefing: Privacy Regulators Probe ChatGPT While Canada Honors Fallen Officer
Explore today's top Canadian news: ChatGPT privacy investigations, a somber OPP funeral, the national Alert Ready test, and the legacy of Bon Cop, Bad Cop.
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Legal5 months ago
OpenAI Faces Landmark $1 Billion Lawsuit Over Alleged Role in B.C. School Shooting
Families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims sue OpenAI for $1B, alleging the company failed to report the gunman despite identifying him as a threat.
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business5 months ago
Chilling Success: The Ontario Craftsmen Behind Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Ice Stunt
Discover how Ontario's Iceculture Inc. crafted 3,500 ice blocks for Drake's viral 'Iceman' promotion and why safety concerns led to a premature shutdown.
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LOCAL6 months ago
Kelowna Mayor Faces Backlash Over RCMP Funding Gap During Victoria Advocacy Trip
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas declines to ask for more RCMP funding in Victoria despite police warnings that the city needs 32 more officers to manage crime...
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business6 months ago
Vancouver Builders Forced Underground as Extortion Crisis Spreads to Metro Core
Vancouver's Punjabi builders are halting projects and removing site signs as a Surrey extortion wave spreads, threatening the city's housing development.
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Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
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