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Family seeks answers as teen remains in coma a week after hit-and-run crash
Abby Roby describes seeing her son in a coma as a “parent’s worst nightmare.” Tristan Roby was struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run
Shots fired, car damaged in LaSalle
The Montreal Police Department is looking for leads following a shooting on Serre St. near Lefebvre St. in the borough of LaSalle. Officers responded
Security and safety top of mind for police, crews at Craven Country Thunder
Craven Country Thunder kicks off on Thursday night after weeks of preparation and as always, safety at the music festival is top of mind
Furby Street fire under investigation
An investigation is underway into the cause of a fire that broke out in a multi-family residence on Furby Street late Friday afternoon. A
Orillia, Ont., man pronounced dead at the scene of a two-vehicle collision
LINDSAY, Ont. — Police say a man is dead after a two-vehicle collision in southern Ontario on Saturday morning. Durham regional police say the
Montreal anarchist group vandalizes Queen Victoria, Sir John A. MacDonald statues
Two statues downtown have been vandalized again. A group calling itself the Montreal May Anarchists targeted the statue of Queen Victoria at McGill University
‘I’d be putting them in the ground now’: Cannabis home growers start planting
If you were among the Albertans who bought cannabis seeds for home-growing before supply sold out, experts say it is time to start planting.
Display of preserved tattoos coming to Vancouver
An unusual tattoo display is coming to Vancouver, and it’s garnering strong reactions from people who’ve seen it in Saskatoon. Source link https://www.ctvnews.ca/polopoly_fs/1.4385067.1555553233!/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_300/image.jpg #CanadianNews
Upset Special? NCAA favourites lead the way into Sweet 16
Chalk one up for the seeded favourite in the NCAA Tournament. The biggest upset this March isn’t a wild heave at the horn for