Katz leads, but getting out the vote is key
Exclusive Global News/Ipsos Reid poll shows Sam Katz with a substantial lead over challenger Judy Wasylycia-Leis in decided support; but it’s a much closer race among voters who say they are certain to cast a ballot
- Trustee questions cost of “field of dreams”
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- Shaw gets nod for $2-billion deal to buy Canwest TV assets
- Last day of advanced voting
- Eabametoong First Nation declares state of emergency
- Golfers teeing up into fall
- Trucker wanted for sexual assault
- Energy costs drive inflation rate to 1.9%
- Province mum on cost of hiring more prosecutors
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Trustee questions cost of “field of dreams”
Students and staff at Gordon Bell High School are still trying to determine how to transform 2.5 acres of land into a field of dreams...
Graham James will co-operate with authorities on new sex charges: lawyer
More than a week after authorities issued a Canada-wide warrant for convicted sex offender Graham James, his lawyer says the former...
Shaw gets nod for $2-billion deal to buy Canwest TV assets
Shaw Communications Inc. has won approval from the CRTC to buy Canwest's Global TV stations and specialty channels in a deal that ...
Eabametoong First Nation declares state of emergency
On the Eabametoong First Nation, some residents have taken to sleeping with a fire extinguisher at their side.
Trucker wanted for sexual assault
Police are searching for a suspect after a white semi-truck was used in a serious sexual assault
Energy costs drive inflation rate to 1.9%
Canada's inflation rate rose in September, driven largely by higher energy costs.
Province mum on cost of hiring more prosecutors
A grievance from Crown attorneys in Manitoba over too much work has led the government to give them some help.
Robo-callers dialing Winnipeggers for votes
With only a week left before the election, candidates and their supporters have auto-dialers working overtime
- Graham James will co-operate with authorities on new sex charges: lawyer
- Shaw gets nod for $2-billion deal to buy Canwest TV assets
- Bulyea, Sask. hockey player, 17, dies during practice
- Edmonton wants citizens' input on downtown arena
- Facebook app tracks more than you may think
- Healing time begins in Belleville, in wake of Williams' crimes
- Eabametoong First Nation declares state of emergency
- Marijuana grow-op found at house fire
- Cholera kills at least 140 in Haiti
Graham James will co-operate with authorities on new sex charges: lawyer
More than a week after authorities issued a Canada-wide warrant for convicted sex offender Graham James, his lawyer says the former...
Shaw gets nod for $2-billion deal to buy Canwest TV assets
Shaw Communications Inc. has won approval from the CRTC to buy Canwest's Global TV stations and specialty channels in a deal that ...
Bulyea, Sask. hockey player, 17, dies during practice
The player collapsed suddenly around 10 p.m. on the ice during a 3-on-3 scrimmage 50 minutes into the practice
Edmonton wants citizens' input on downtown arena
Starting October 28, the city will be gathering public opinion about a downtown arena via a website.
Facebook app tracks more than you may think
Many Facebook users may be a part of a new application that can pin point exactly where you and your friends are at that moment, without...
Healing time begins in Belleville, in wake of Williams' crimes
Hundreds gathered in Belleville's market square for a community healing event Friday, one day after Russell Williams was sent to prison...
Eabametoong First Nation declares state of emergency
On the Eabametoong First Nation, some residents have taken to sleeping with a fire extinguisher at their side.
Marijuana grow-op found at house fire
A garage fire in West Kelowna that started in an attached garage, spread through the attic before firefighters could put it out. RCMP...
Cholera kills at least 140 in Haiti
Haitian government fights to contain an epidemic in the nation's worst medical emergency since the Jan. 12 earthquake.
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