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Three arrested at Calgary demonstrations related to Middle East conflict

Three arrested at Calgary demonstrations related to Middle East conflict

CALGARY — Police in Calgary say three people were arrested in connection with protests at the city's Olympic Plaza on Sunday, where it noted earlier in the day demonstrations relating to conflict in the Middle East were taking place.
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QMJHL roundup: Wildcats pounce on Foreurs to scratch out 4-2 win

MONCTON, N.B. — Yoan Loshing scored twice, Vincent Collard had a goal and assist, and the Moncton Wildcats defeated the visiting Val-d'Or Foreurs 4-2 in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action on Sunday at Avenir Centre.
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Oilers star Connor McDavid to miss at least a week with an upper-body injury

Oilers star Connor McDavid to miss at least a week with an upper-body injury

Edmonton Oilers star forward Connor McDavid was expected to be out of the lineup for one to two weeks due to an upper-body injury, the NHL team said Sunday.
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Jones beats Lawes, Retornaz tops Bottcher in Grand Slam Tour Challenge finals

Jones beats Lawes, Retornaz tops Bottcher in Grand Slam Tour Challenge finals

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. — Jennifer Jones defeated Kaitlyn Lawes 7-4 on Sunday to win the HearingLife Tour Challenge for her 10th career Grand Slam of Curling title. Jones, from Springwater, Ont., ran Lawes out of rocks in the eighth end for the victory.
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Environment Canada says first snowfall of the season expected in B.C.

Environment Canada says first snowfall of the season expected in B.C.

VANCOUVER — Drivers are being warned that some mountain passes in southeastern British Columbia are expected to get the first snowfall of the season this week.
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High school completion, income levels increasing for First Nations peoples: StatCan

High school completion, income levels increasing for First Nations peoples: StatCan

OTTAWA — Status First Nations people in Canada have seen some improvement in several key aspects of daily life, Statistics Canada has found, citing gains in areas ranging from household income levels to internet access.
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Business groups call on Ottawa to intervene as St. Lawrence Seaway strike begins

Business groups call on Ottawa to intervene as St. Lawrence Seaway strike begins

MONTREAL — Business groups urged the federal government to intervene to void a lengthy labour dispute at the St. Lawrence Seaway amid concerns that a strike that began early Sunday could have a profound affect on their members. The St.
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Israel welcomes Canada's conclusion that Israel didn't strike hospital in Gaza

Israel welcomes Canada's conclusion that Israel didn't strike hospital in Gaza

OTTAWA — Israel is "pleased" that Canada has joined the United States and France in believing that an explosion at a Gaza City hospital last week was fired by an errant rocket from within the Gaza Strip, the Israeli ambassador in Ottawa said Sunday.
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Calgary says drinking water remains safe following sewage discharge upstream

Calgary says drinking water remains safe following sewage discharge upstream

Calgary officials are monitoring the city's water supply following a sewer pipe leak in a municipality upstream on the Bow River, but the city says its tap water remains safe to drink.
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Three people, including an infant, killed in Nova Scotia highway collision

Three people, including an infant, killed in Nova Scotia highway collision

FORT LAWRENCE, N.S. — Three people, including an infant, have died in a highway collision between an SUV and a car in Nova Scotia’s Cumberland County.
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