A Canadian family is in mourning after the remains of a couple and their dog have been found following a deadly attack by a grizzly bear. The victims’ family received a distressing SOS message reading ‘Bear Attack Bad’ just as the incident was occuring. The couple alongside their Border Collie had been mauled by a female bear, which also was found shot dead at the scene. And they were highly, highly experienced in being out back, whether it be serious treks or canoeing, whitewater canoeing in the North country,” he said. Colin stated that the couple simply had been in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Jordan Schnitzer (16) and Team Canada remain in the hunt for an Olympic spot for next summer in Paris. (Volleyball Canada - image credit)Stephen Maar scored 16 points as Canada made quick work of Bulgaria in a 3-0 win on Friday at the men's Olympic qualification tournament. Canada led Bulgaria in attacking, blocking and service points, but errors were equal at 20 apieceEric Loeppky scored 13 points for Canada (4-1) and Arthur Szwarc added 11 points. The Canadian team, sitting at 4-1, is in the running for the top-two Olympic qualifying positions. #16 Jordan Schnitzer — Surrey, B.C.

Photo Credit: Community Futures Fraser Fort George Annual LEAP Conference LEAP Conference returns to Prince George Oct 6, 2023 | 10:16 AMPRINCE GEORGE—The annual LEAP Conference will be held at the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre on October 24 to October 26. LEAP stands for the Leadership & Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program and is designed to help business professionals connect with each other and build important personal and professional development tools. Over the three day event, attendees can gather in person and virtually for live keynote speakers, Q&A sessions, and interactive workshops. This year’s keynote speakers are: Angela Sterritt, an author, journalist, writer, and current host of the CBC original podcast Land Back. The five interactive workshops will provide hands on tools from experts in their field:

For the first time in history, the Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons and the US House of Representatives faced existential crises at the same time. Days later, in the US capital of Washington DC, former Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy did not quit. On October 3, he lost his job when a majority of House members voted to vacate the Speaker’s chair. It seemed, briefly, like something of a triumph for Speaker McCarthy, but that did not last. Speakers dispense committee assignments, determine what legislation the House can consider, and provide strategic political leadership to their own party.

Federal immigration minister said it should be easier for Indigenous people to cross international bordersA woman in Aklavik, N.W.T., whose Inupiaq husband has been threatened with deportation says she’s very happy that the federal immigration minister has said he wants to make it easier for Indigenous people to cross international borders. “When I heard that announcement the other day me and my husband watched it and we smiled, and I was saying: ‘Yes, yes, yes. Miller said Canada should recognize Indigenous people have an inherent right to move freely across international boundaries. Miller’s commitment is part of the federal government’s roadmap for implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Miller acknowledges the United States is ahead of Canada in its approach to Indigenous rights and border mobility.

So, grab your phone and get ready to discover the ins and outs of phone number reassignment! Inside This ArticleHow Long Does It Take For A Phone Number To Be ReassignedWhen you decide to switch service providers or cancel your mobile phone service, you may wonder how long it takes for your phone number to be reassigned. Number Availability: The time it takes for a phone number to be reassigned also depends on the availability of numbers. How long does it take for a phone number to be reassigned? To prevent your phone number from being reassigned, it is important to keep your phone service active and regularly use the number.

"Find My Love" is a song that was created in connection to Mattmac's upcoming album release THAT SAUCE Volume 1. This song also features Mariame, who is a Cree Pop Singer from the Cree Nation of Chisasibi in Northern Quebec. Mariame broke out into the Canadian music scene in 2015 with the release of her award-winning debut EP Bloom. The project peaked at #3 on the iTunes Pop Charts and reached #1 on the NCI FM National Indigenous Music Countdown. In 2017, Mariame’s Bloom won Best Pop Album at the Indigenous Music Awards presented by SiriusXM Canada.

Media Release | Photo by Jason SetnykCornwall, Ontario – The Cornwall Comedy Festival returns with their “Masters of Montreal” Gala on Saturday, October 14th at 8 PM at Aultsville Theatre. On top of that Joey has also been part of the “Winnipeg Comedy Fest”, he “Hubcap Comedy Festival” in Moncton NB and the “Halifax Comedy Festival” to name a few. He has performed at the Halifax Comedy Festival, the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, and has been in more Just for Laughs galas than he can count (but for those who can count, it’s five). Heidi Foss is a four-time Canadian Comedy Award nominee for Best Female Stand-up Comic in Canada, Heidi’s been in the ‘Just For Laughs’ Festival, the ‘Halifax Comedy Festival’, ‘Winnipeg Comedy Festival’, CTV’s ‘Comedy Now’, and CBS’s ‘Comic’s Unleashed with Byron Allen’. In addition to performing, Heidi is an acclaimed screenwriter and won a Canadian Comedy Award for her writing on ‘This Hour Has Twenty- Two Minutes’.

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An estimated 39 acres of farmland is being lost to development each day on the Island. "We are gradually changing the landscape that supports farming and attracts tourists," federation policy advisor Satyajit Sen told the committee. We cannot turn back the clock, but we can do things differently in the future — Satyajit Sen, Federation of P.E.I. The department said the first step in that plan development is the release of the State of the Island report, expected by the end of March. "We cannot restore… the landscapes that we have altered or bring back the farmland that we have lost," Sen said.

She married Donald W. Taylor in 1954, and together they raised four children and many dogs before his death inl995. Their children grew up in Buffalo, where Jane was an avid volunteer, giving her time to many causes including the hospital gift shop and her children's schools. Jane was an avid reader, interested in many diverse topics, but especially fascinated with Judaism. Jane was a staunch fan of CBC Radio, even getting a shortwave radio to keep it playing in the house the entire time they lived in Buffalo. She is also survived by nieces and nephews here and in the UK, and by her beloved and devoted Havanese, Lily.

TORONTO — The CBC comedy "Sort Of" is bidding adieu after its third season. Bilal Baig and Fab Filippo, the Toronto-raised duo who created the series, say they feel the story has come to its natural conclusion. The CBC comedy "Sort Of" is bidding adieu after its third season. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris YoungTORONTO — The CBC comedy "Sort Of" is bidding adieu after its third season. Baig and Filippo say that while shows featuring queer and transgender characters often get cancelled prematurely, that's not the case for "Sort Of."

Bill C-18—the Online News Act—received royal assent on June 22, 2023, and will take full effect by December 19, 2023. As many Indigenous communities are located in isolated regions, Meta’s ban on sharing news content due to Canada’s Bill C-18 makes it more difficult for such communities to access timely news reports. She referred to over 600 wildfires in the Northwest Territories and part of British Columbia—a region home to many Indigenous people. While Powless hopes that Meta will end its ban, the technology giant has taken steps to end news availability on its Canadian platforms. In response, the federal government has suspended all advertising on Facebook and Instagram from July onwards—when the government deemed Facebook uncooperative.

Trusted news and verified information from independent public service media has never been more important, nor more challenging to produce, warned the DG8, a group of eight international public media organizations, at the conclusion of its annual summit. News content blocking by intermediaries such as social media platforms and public authorities, which results in restricted access to audiences and decreased audience reach by public service media. The DG8 will also study the impact of blocking access to public media content and consider the implications for other countries. Collectively, DG8 members generate more than 1.5 billion user contacts every week in more than 75 languages, giving them a significant journalistic impact worldwide. Through their delivery of professional, balanced and verified news and information, DG8 members are at the forefront of the fight against fake news, content manipulation and propaganda.

An Alaska-based project has found salmon spawning in the Arctic Ocean watershed, suggesting that climate change is pushing certain salmon species into new areas. “In the Arctic, the water is getting warm enough and they’re starting to blink on.”To do the research, scientists studied 100 chum salmon on two rivers on Alaska’s North Slope, the Arctic part of the state. The Anaktuvuk and Itkillik rivers flow into the Colville River, which empties into the Arctic Ocean. The researchers noticed the conditions were similar to where salmon reproduce in the their usual habitats. The scientists are also analysing salmon bone and tissue to see if they’ve been in Arctic waters their whole lives.