Growing up in Montreal, Tyrel Phillips dreamed of becoming a police officer. He was drawn to the uniform and the sirens and lights on the patrol cars as they sped by.
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Alberta bound? Only half of Canadians say they’d feel comfortable making the move
Cowboys, nodding oil pumpjacks on the prairie landscape, conservative politics — you could fill a Ford F-150 pickup truck with stereotypes about Alberta.
Doctors call for help as hospitals battle surgical backlogs, staffing shortages
Cheryl Sword does as many activities as she can with her husband and 11-year-old son, until she has to stop and rest.
Cold snap coming to southern B.C., potentially aiding flood recovery efforts
THE LATEST:A cold front is set to blanket much of southern B.C. with snow over the weekend, potentially helping floodwaters recede in many communities devastated by floods and mudslides.
ER doctor concerned by rise in dangerous respiratory virus in N.S. children
A top doctor at Nova Scotia’s children’s hospital is concerned about the jump in the number of young children she’s seeing infected with a potentially dangerous virus.
We are marginalized, neglected by Taraba govt – PLWD’s cry out
Persons Living with Disabilities in Taraba State have alleged marginalization by the state government.
7-year-old girl from Sambaa K’e, N.W.T., waits 3 weeks for X-ray after getting injured
When Etoah Lamalice fell off a snowmobile, she had to wait three weeks until she got an X-ray to learn her arm was broken.
Use of NDAs has created ‘culture of silence and fear’ on UPEI campus, former prof says
The University of Prince Edward Island has used non-disclosure agreements to create “a culture of silence and fear” on campus, resulting in a toxic workplace where staff would sooner leave the province than speak out, says a former professor.
Canada added 154,000 jobs last month, pushing jobless rate down to pandemic low of 6%
Canada’s economy added 154,000 new jobs last month, surging past expectations and enough to move the jobless rate down to just six per cent.
Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph: The Way They Were
Another Bachelor Nation love story has come to an end. Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph didn’t have the traditional romance — or even the traditional Bachelor timeline. However, from the moment they met on the season 23 Bachelor premiere, the pair were connected.