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A "heavily armed" man who randomly fired a long gun inside Edmonton's city hall, shattering glass, has been arrested, Edmonton's police chief said Tuesday afternoon. WATCH | Gunshots fired at Edmonton city hallShots fired, Molotov cocktail thrown inside Edmonton city hall Duration 1:47 An armed suspect opened fire at Edmonton city hall Tuesday afternoon and threw a Molotov cocktail. The City of Edmonton announced Tuesday afternoon that city hall would be closed to the public until further notice. Police vehicles outside Edmonton city hall on Tuesday after a weapons complaint prompted an evacuation of the building. "City hall is a welcoming and open space for Edmontonians, and today's incident was an unfortunate and unusual change in that tradition."

What was so impressive about Jewison’s career is that he was a master filmmaker above any single genre or style. Filmmakers this adept at seamlessly pointing their cameras at such a diaspora of stories and esthetics are rare birds. In working on what a tribute to Jewison looked like, I delved into his career from numerous vantage points. Supporting Canadian filmJewison had five Best Picture Oscar nominations to his credit, including 1968 winner In the Heat of the Night. Right up to this past Toronto International Film Festival, the Canadian Film Centre’s annual barbecue is a tradition that burns bright.

107 years after the NHL’s inaugural season in 1917, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) started theirs. PWHL New York beat PWHL Toronto 4-0 in the league’s first game on Jan. 1. As evidence of this, hockey fans were quick to get tickets to PWHL games and all of Canada’s PWHL teams sold out their home opener games. Wells is very supportive of young girls having new opportunities since our generation is all about taking action and changing the world for the better. “Seeing all these young girls getting to go to this game and the stadium is full, that is so cool,” Meighan said.

Four people in the helicopter were badly injured in the accident, which took place Monday afternoon 30 kilometres north of Terrace, B.C. heli-skiing crash Duration 2:16 Three people are dead and four others were rushed to hospital in critical condition after a helicopter crash north of Terrace, B.C., on Monday afternoon, Northern Escape Heli-Skiing has confirmed. "I join in the pain of the families who lost their loved ones in the terrible helicopter crash in Canada. WATCH | Heli-skiing crash victims identified: Victims identified in fatal heli-skiing crash north of Terrace, B.C. Duration 2:58 More details are emerging after three people were killed and four injured in a helicopter crash north of Terrace on Monday afternoon.

Not thinking anything of it, Jasper Sloan Yip made an account on CBC Music in 2010. CBC Music was having a contest to see who would be the 20,000th artist to register on their platform, according to Yip. This led to an appearance on CBC Radio, where Yip talked about his album while it was featured on the station. Yip said UBC community members interested in joining CiTR should visit the studio to learn more. I love working with people.”— Additional reporting by Iman Janmohamed

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It was a special day on Sunday, the day the bananas finally got used. It happened after a spilled ice cube tray that led to cleaning out the freezer. That takes me to the question, how often should you clean out your freezer? I have to say it was a real nuisance to do, but the last time I cleaned out our deep freezer, I wrote down what was in it. It is a great way to know that older things are being used up and nothing is forgotten.

— and therefore familiar with power of attorney situations — but she says she still underestimated what's involved. The laws that govern power of attorney (POA) vary depending on your province or territory, as does some of the terminology. An enduring power of attorney, on the other hand, is what's required for an ongoing situation such as Billy's. There are two types of enduring powers of attorney — an attorney for personal care, who makes decisions on your health care, and an attorney for property, for financial matters. Today, the couple's power of attorney documents account for every scenario, including each of them needing alternate attorneys should something else unexpected happen.

This past weekend, SCBC skaters headed to the eighth stop on the Skate Ontario Provincials Series circuit: Milton Winter Skate! We are very proud of all of our athletes for another very successful competition weekend. Nathan Chin – 3rd – Star 5 Men u13Emma & Felix – 3rd – Pre-Juvenile DanceVictoria Ferreira – 3rd – Star 5 Women o13Emily & Nathan – 1st – Juvenile DancePiper & Muaaz – 3rd – Juvenile DanceFULL SCBC RESULTS:Emily Chin & Nathan Chin – 1st – Juvenile DancePiper Krolick & Muaaz Zeshan – 3rd – Juvenile DanceEmma Liu & Felix Chhay – 3rd – Pre-Juvenile DanceSamadhi Pathirane & Prabvir Ubhi – 4th – Pre-Juvenile DanceAlessandra Lapiccirella – 8th – Pre-Juvenile Women u13 Group 1Georga Lindsay – 4th – Pre-Juvenile Women u13 Group 1Kristen Chan – 9th – Pre-Juvenile Women u11Ava Hurst – 19th – Pre-Juvenile Women u11Agumjot Bedi – 16th – Star 6 Women Group 3Victoria Ferriera – 3rd – Star 5 Women o13 (NQ)Nicole Amor Steinburg – 7th – Star 5 Women o13 Group 2Isabelle Cheung-Seekit – 13th – Star 5 Women o13 Group 2Emily Chin – 9th – Star 5 Women u13 Group 1Nathan Chin – 3rd – Star 5 Men u13Sydney Walker – 9th – Star 5 Artistic Group 2Isabel Ganesh – 13th – Star 5 Artistic Group 2Kayla Giang-Pham – 14th – Star 5 Artistic Group 2Diya Dheer – 16th – Star 5 Artistic Group 2Congratulations to all SCBC skaters and their coaches on a successful competition. We are so proud of you!

As you may have heard, SCBC is hosting the Flower City Invitational Competition in partnership with Skate Ontario February 9th – 11th at Cassie Campbell Community Centre. Hosting competitions relies heavily on the support of our valued members and families to fill volunteer roles over the course of the event. For more information on the volunteer commitment please visit: https://skatescbc.ca/club-policies/Volunteers must be at least 15 years of age or older. FOOD DONATIONSWe are also in need of several food item donations (ie: water bottles, pop, crackers, paper plates etc) which can be donated in lieu of volunteer hours. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to complete your volunteer hours and watch some inspiring skating performances from our own SCBC athletes!

Didsbury Fire Department responded to a total of 281 calls last yearDIDSBURY - Members of the Didsbury Fire Department responded to a total of 281 calls in 2023, including 65 for motor vehicle collisions, according to chief administrative officer report presented at the Jan. 9 meeting. Members responded to 70 alarms calls, 53 EMS assist calls, 27 mutual aid calls, 10 structure fire calls, eight vehicle fire calls, and 16 wildfire calls. A total of 39 permits were issued for garages, sheds, decks, additions, demolitions and secondary suites, with total value of $3.31 million. Four permits were issued for commercial retail units with total value of $1.47 million. The Didsbury economic development report for 2023 outlined 12 highlights, including the following:• Mountain View Regional Film officer launched its website.

These willow caskets offer eco-friendly option after deathNewsDuration 4:13Basket weavers just outside Antigonish, N.S., are using their skills to make death a little more environmentally friendly. Members of the Willow's Bend Collective are creating willow caskets as a biodegradable option for people who want to return to the earth.

Less than a year and a half after a mass stabbing devastated James Smith Cree Nation and surrounding communities in Saskatchewan, a coroner's inquest began last week into how Myles Sanderson killed 11 people and hurt 17 others. What happened in the days prior to the attacks? Jason Warick is a reporter with CBC Saskatoon. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcriptsTranscripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday. Listen on Google PodcastsListen on Apple PodcastsListen on Spotify