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Ontario’s SIU found no grounds to charge a Kingston officer who ran a red light at up to 130 km/h and hit a car, but referred his driving for review.
The S&P/TSX composite rose 227.33 points to 36,171.49 Tuesday as gold miners and Celestica rallied and energy fell ahead of the Bank of Canada decision.
Community groups can apply until Dec. 17 for grants of up to $25,000 to run programs for seniors, including $1 million set aside for senior veterans.
The Building Ontario Faster Act, 2026, targets business permits, waste capacity, environmental approvals and labour mobility, the province said.
Frontline B.C. RCMP officers are trading grey uniform shirts for navy blue, and residents will see both for some time, the force said.
Callers posing as White Rock RCMP officers are faking the detachment’s phone number and asking for personal information, police said.
Two suspected overdoses in 24 hours led Salmon Arm RCMP to warn of a potent drug supply. Interior Health has flagged fake Dilaudid containing isotonitazene.
Identity Minister Marc Miller says he would consider extending Bill C-34 to gaming platforms like Roblox, though the under-16 ban would not apply to them.
Morgan Drew has been missing since September 2025. His car was found at the Lost Shoe Trail near Ucluelet, and police are again asking for tips.
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Community groups can apply until Dec. 17 for grants of up to $25,000 to run programs for seniors, including $1 million set aside for senior veterans.
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