Latest Shooting Leaves Two Injured in Residential Area Police discovered two victims with gunshot wounds during an early morning response to a Redwood Street residence in Prince George. Authorities confirmed the Tuesday 3:05 AM incident marked the city’s third targeted firearms violence case within 21 days. Emergency crews transported both injured individuals to hospital for treatment, though officials haven’t disclosed their current medical conditions. Investigators combed the 3300-block area for evidence and requested public assistance locating surveillance footage or witnesses who observed suspicious activity. Police Confirm Targeted Pattern in Recent Violence “While this appears specifically targeted, all residents should remain…
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Gunners End Semi-Final Jinx with Late DeciderA dramatic injury-time strike from substitute Kai Havertz secured Arsenal’s first Carabao Cup final appearance in over three decades following a cagey semi-final second leg against Chelsea. The 1-0 victory at Emirates Stadium sealed a 4-2 aggregate win, ending the Gunners’ streak of four consecutive semi-final defeats in domestic cup competitions.Strategic Lineup Shifts Define Cagey AffairBoth managers made significant selection decisions, with Chelsea deploying an unexpected back-three formation and benching key playmaker Cole Palmer. Arsenal missed captain Martin Ødegaard due to a muscle strain and opted against risking Bukayo Saka’s hip concern. The hosts…
New Initiative Aims to Reduce Hospital Stays and Support Recovery at Home A new home care program in Windsor is helping patients transition from hospital to home while easing strain on overcrowded healthcare facilities. The provincial government has allocated $2 million to Windsor Regional Hospital for the Hospital to Home initiative, which provides up to 16 weeks of post-discharge support. Personalized Care for Vulnerable Patients The program serves patients requiring at least two types of medical services after discharge, including nursing care, personal support, physical therapy, or nutritional guidance. SE Health, a healthcare provider organization, delivers these services directly to…
From Canadian Roots to Music’s Biggest Stage Angelica Valente, a fashion designer originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario, saw her creations illuminate the Grammy Awards stage during Katseye’s performance at the 68th annual ceremony. The Los Angeles-based creative behind clothing brand Valente dressed the entire dancer ensemble accompanying the musical act during Sunday night’s broadcast. Small Town Beginnings to Global Spotlight Valente, who relocated from Northwestern Ontario to California to pursue her fashion career, described watching her designs appear on television during music’s most prestigious event as “a surreal full-circle moment.” Her custom-made pieces featured intricate detailing that captured attention under…
New Whalesafe Strategy Targets Entanglement Risks The federal government has unveiled a comprehensive five-year initiative to develop and implement specialized fishing equipment designed to protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales from entanglement hazards. The program focuses on advancing two types of whalesafe gear while addressing regional fishing practices across Canada. Next-Generation Fishing Equipment Officials outlined two primary gear categories in the strategy: 1. On-demand systems: These acoustic-operated devices eliminate vertical ropes by allowing fishers to remotely retrieve traps from the ocean floor. 2. Lower-breaking strength links: Designed to release at 1,700 pounds of force, these modified components enable trapped…
Underground Infrastructure Targeted in Coordinated Theft Authorities are investigating a major copper cable theft in Surrey that saw approximately 8,000 pounds of material stolen from underground infrastructure. The crime was discovered on December 24 when a driver reported a compromised maintenance hole cover on 64 Avenue. A subsequent inspection revealed extensive damage across 14 maintenance holes between 159th and 162nd Streets, with thieves removing approximately 1,300 meters of copper wiring. At current market prices exceeding $8 per pound, the stolen materials carry an estimated value of $64,000. Rising Trend in Metal Thefts This incident follows recent warnings about a dramatic…
Provincial Transportation Officials Address Collision Reporting Delays Transportation authorities in New Brunswick have confirmed they’re finally addressing a multi-year backlog in highway collision data processing, with officials tracing the problem to significant budget cuts implemented over a decade ago. Deputy Transportation Minister Kelly Cain revealed during a legislative committee hearing that when she joined the department in 2016, staff encountered “significant volumes” of unprocessed collision reports that had accumulated without proper oversight. Lack of Safety Strategy Revealed Cain openly acknowledged the department currently lacks a comprehensive highway safety strategy to reduce collisions. “We recognize this deficiency,” she stated. “It’s clearly…
Second Suspect Charged in Fatal Nottingham Case Authorities have filed charges against a second individual in connection with the death of 23-year-old Stephanie Irons, who was discovered unresponsive in her Nottingham residence last year. Emergency personnel responded to the scene after colleagues expressed concerns about Irons’ welfare and pronounced her deceased at the location. Legal Proceedings Advance Adedapo Adegbola, 40, of Woodborough Road in Mapperley, previously entered a guilty plea for Irons’ murder during a January court appearance at Nottingham Crown Court. Sentencing for Adegbola is scheduled for early February. Investigators have now charged Mary Onolunosen of Leamington Street in…
Public Alert Issued for Wanted SuspectAuthorities in Windsor have launched a public search for 39-year-old Matthew Lewis Rivest, who faces multiple charges including sexual assault and forcible confinement involving a minor. Investigators report Rivest is also wanted for questioning in a separate criminal harassment case.Multi-Province Manhunt UnderwayAfter extensive investigative efforts failed to locate the suspect, law enforcement officials now believe Rivest may have traveled to Saskatchewan. The Child Abuse and Sexual Assault (CASA) unit leading the investigation urges residents in both Ontario and Saskatchewan to remain vigilant.Charges and Public AssistanceRivest faces seven criminal counts including sexual assault, sexual interference, assault,…
Financial Trail Reveals No Repayments to Alleged Victims A forensic accountant testified Tuesday that approximately $1.1 million flowed into Daniel Bard’s former financial firm from alleged victims, with no evidence of repayments. The detailed financial analysis was presented during Bard’s ongoing financial crimes trial in Moncton. Comprehensive Financial Tracing The investigator analyzed 20 bank accounts linked to Bard and VM Venture Management between 2015-2021. Business owners previously testified they paid Bard substantial sums for promised loans that never materialized. The accused faces 19 charges including fraud, theft, and money laundering dating back to 2022. Financial records indicate Bard directed funds…