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By Bill Graveland
Chaz Smith remembers being homeless, and the awful foreboding when the snow came, the temperatures plunged and the very drugs holding him in thrall became the rescue line keeping him alive.
“Your immediate concern was obviously that it’s cold, you’re going to freeze and die outside when temperatures drop,” Smith, who is now an outreach worker, ...
By Nick Murray
Canada will soon have a new operations centre to help co-ordinate countrywide disaster response.
Government officials on Friday offered media outlets a tour of the new facility, which is expected to be open next month. For security reasons, journalists were required to sign a nondisclosure agreement preventing them from revealing the facility’s lo...
By Steve Lambert
Almost all front-line RCMP officers in Manitoba — about 98 per cent — are now equipped with body cameras as part of a program launched over a year ago, the police force said Thursday.
Some 175,000 videos, audio statements, documents and other pieces of evidence have been captured by the cameras, and footage related to two police shootings has al...
By Michael MacDonald
A bouncer at a Halifax bar who killed an Ontario man during a scuffle on Christmas Eve in 2022 has been convicted by a judge of manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death.
Alexander Pishori Levy, 37, was the head of security at the Halifax Alehouse when there was a minor altercation inside the bar, according to evidence presented in ...
By Emily Baron Cadloff
The president and chief executive officer of Nova Scotia Power says a Russia-based actor is likely behind a cybersecurity breach that targeted the utility’s customers in April.
“This incident was an unprecedented, sophisticated and targeted attack,” Peter Gregg told a committee of the Nova Scotia legislature in prepared remarks on Tuesday....
