Pablo Patino, the man accused of intentionally setting fire to his home in the spring to endanger his wife and her family members have now under custody after being hospitalized. The officials to ensure that it was clear got there and spotted Patino in a hallway. According to the officials, Patino set the fire when a robot sent by the officials spotted Patino in the attic. Read Also: Who is Michael Snow Wife? How did Michael Snow Die?

In cases of weather delays, airlines are required to keep passengers informed and rebook them. If they can't be rebooked within 48 hours, the airline is required to offer a refund. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says he's looking to strengthen air passenger protection regulations at a time of rising frustration with Canada's airlines. In cases of weather delays, airlines are required to keep passengers informed and rebook them. The current rules came into place in 2019, but air passenger rights expert Ian Jack said a re-examination of the regulations is well overdue.

Those staying at an encampment near Kingston's Integrated Care Hub have until 5 p.m. on Jan. 11 to leave, after the city issued trespass notices. (Dan Taekema/CBC - image credit)The City of Kingston has issued a trespass notice to dozens of people living in an encampment near the Integrated Care Hub (ICH), giving them until 5 p.m. Wednesday to leave. It said $1.1 million was allocated to support transitional housing and services for people staying in city parks in June 2022. New shelter spaces availableA separate media release shared the day before said more than 60 new drop-in and shelter beds are now available, with more expected to open later this month. They also shared concerns the trespass order risks criminalizing those who don't leave because they can't find another place to stay.

EDMONTON, Alberta (CelebrityAccess) — The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and the CBC announced that Canadian actor and writer Simu Liu will return for a second year to host the 2023 JUNO Awards. “I am truly ecstatic to be back again this year hosting The 2023 JUNO Awards,” said Simu Liu. “From his ‘I Am Canadian’ monologue to his extraordinary ‘Jalebi Baby’ duet alongside Tesher, Simu was a fan favorite on the JUNOS stage last year,” said Allan Reid, President & CEO, CARAS/The JUNO Awards. “When it comes to entertainment, there really isn’t anything he can’t do and we’re thrilled to see how he evolves the role in 2023.”The 52nd annual Juno Awards will take place in Edmonton on March 13, 2023. Produced by Insight Productions, the show will broadcast and stream live across Canada at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at CBCMusic.ca/junos and CBC Music’s Facebook, YouTube and Twitter pages.

© Cortina Restaurant Espanloa/Facebook Talon McGregor, right, and his brother Mskwoka were having dinner at the Cortina Restaurant in Espanola, Ont., when they both reacted to save a choking child's life. On Wednesday, Talon McGregor and his brother Mskwoka were headed to Sudbury from Whitefish River First Nation to see Avatar: The Way of Water. But due to the snowstorm and poor driving conditions, they stopped along their route to have dinner at the Cortina Restaurant in Espanola. When he approached the table, he saw a little boy who appeared to be gasping for air, and someone yelled he was choking. Ackworth was at the Cortina Restaurant for a family dinner, but also works there.

A yet-to-be-tabled bill that Canada's energy minister says will help support workers seeking to make a transition to new jobs in a lower-carbon future has created a war of words between Ottawa and Alberta. But what does a 'just transition' actually mean? The federal minister says there is little disagreement between Ottawa and Alberta, with the energy transition being a decades-long process where oil and gas still have a place. "The word transition itself means coming to an end, moving on, being replaced, and in this case, it means your job. "We don't need to put it all in the framework of some big legislation called the 'just transition.'"

Most countries have abandoned the use of live animals for medical training purposes and moved to high-tech mannequins and simulators that mirror human anatomy. A 2012 study found more than two-thirds of NATO countries do not use animals as part of military medical training. Medical trainees must identify wounds on the injured animals, determine the best medical course of action and treat them. Three years later, it stopped using live animals in a broader range of medical training scenarios unless alternatives — such as commercial training mannequins, actors, cadavers, or virtual simulators — are not appropriate. The military training technicians “didn’t understand what they were doing.

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Shadow of scandal hangs over Hockey Canada, despite World Juniors winDuration: 02:06Canada's victory over the Czech Republic at the 2023 World Junior hockey tournament may have reinforced the country's love for the sport, but the shadow of scandal remains, bringing scrutiny to Hockey Canada's future.

When Stars defenseman Jani Hakanpää hopped on the ice at American Airlines Center on Dec. 21, he looked a bit different. For the first time in his career, Hakanpää had the correct Finnish spelling of his name on his NHL jersey with umlauts over the last two letters. But since playing his first game in the NHL, Hakanpää's name was spelled on all team gear without the umlauts. “That’s it.”Sumner said he called Hakanpää to make sure the team used the correct umlauts — Hakanpää uses circular umlauts, not square ones. Four players on the Stars’ AHL affiliate have a diacritic mark in their names: Swedish center Oskar Bäck, Czech winger Matěj Blümel, Swedish center Fredrik Karlström and Slovakian winger Marián Studenič.

CBC Edmonton is sponsoring a Lunar New Year event this weekend at West Edmonton Mall. (CBC - image credit)New year cheers are continuing to spread across the city with the Edmonton Chinatown Multicultural Centre's Lunar New Year celebration. "We want to make it a more multicultural event, so we usually invite different ethnic groups each year including Cuban, Indian, Ukrainian, Russian," Ng said. This year, the celebration is welcoming the water rabbit (yin), for joy and peace. The West Edmonton Mall event has a cash fee of $2 per person.

Michael Snow, Canadian artist who ‘knew no boundaries’, dies at 94,Michael Snow, the legendary Canadian artist best known for two iconic pieces of public art in Toronto, has died. Renowned Canadian artist Michael Snow’s art installation The Audience is pictured at the Rogers Center on January 6, 2023. pic.twitter.com/Z4tOveDCTT —@TIFF_NETOne of our tallest trees has fallen: Michael Snow 1928 – 2023. pic.twitter.com/cc2S26wle9 —@clintroenischCanadian artist Michael Snow has died. https://t.co/rYgUONlN8x —@cbc_archives“With the death of Michael Snow on January 5, Canadian art lost one of its leading lions. His innovative, versatile artworks transcend our borders, making him a formidable ambassador.https://t.co/k4VUtHLZRC —@NatGalleryCanRest in peace, Canadian treasure, Michael Snow.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks climate change with King CharlesOTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office says he shared a call with King Charles that centred on environmental issues. They also exchanged "ideas on tackling climate change and protecting the environment moving forward." The Prime Minister's Office said Trudeau is looking forward to the King's coronation in May. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 6, 2023. The Canadian Press

Just in the first half of this year, there is such a range of new releases, from familiar names to up-and-coming new writers. I’ve made a selection of some of the books I can’t wait to read, including novels, memoir, biography and non-fiction coming out this winter and spring. This becomes a memoir of growing up, with pop culture moments as touchstone points. The Gospel of Orla, Eoghan Walls (Seven Stories Press, March 7) Debut novel from Northern Irish poet Eoghan Walls. Brown Boy, Omer Aziz (Simon & Schuster, April 4) Debut book from the very accomplished Omer Aziz — who was born to working-class Pakistani Canadian parents in Toronto.

KITCHENER — The City of Kitchener is hosting a forum for musicians to learn more about the music business. The Musician Development Forum is geared to local independent musicians and is intended to help them navigate a changing music industry. Guest speakers will include Joanne Setterington, founder of public relations and artist management company Indoor Recess; entertainment career guidance specialist Steve Waxman; and Michael Perlmutter, music supervisor and owner of instinct entertainment. They’ll be interviewed by CBC Radio host and singer for The Kramdens, Craig Norris. Topics will include building and nurturing a fan base, managing a career, marketing, and placing music in film, television and commercials.