Judge orders slow down of Edmonton homeless camp removals
In Edmonton, a court battle regarding the dismantling of homeless encampments concluded with an agreement that allows for a slower removal process. The Court of King's Bench Justice Kent Davidson granted an interim injunction with conditions for removing encampments at eight sites in central Edmonton. The agreement was reached among lawyers for the Edmonton Police Service, the City of Edmonton, and the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights, an advocacy group for people living in tents in the city. While the encampments will still be dismantled, the new parameters aim to slow down the process, providing some relief to those affected. The Coalition for Justice and Human Rights filed an emergency application to address the removal plan, which initially targeted between 118 to 135 makeshift shelters deemed high risk by the Edmonton Police Service. The decision sparked backlash from social agencies, activists, and politicians, leading to protests outside the Edmonton Law Courts.
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In Edmonton, a court battle regarding the dismantling of homeless encampments concluded with an agreement that allows for a slower removal process. The Court of King's Bench Justice Kent Davidson granted an interim injunction with conditions for removing encampments at eight sites in central Edmonton. The agreement was reached among lawyers for the Edmonton Police Service, the City of Edmonton, and the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights, an advocacy group for people living in tents in the city. While the encampments will still be dismantled, the new parameters aim to slow down the process, providing some relief to those affected. The Coalition for Justice and Human Rights filed an emergency application to address the removal plan, which initially targeted between 118 to 135 makeshift shelters deemed high risk by the Edmonton Police Service. The decision sparked backlash from social agencies, activists, and politicians, leading to protests outside the Edmonton Law Courts.
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Ottawa police's Rideau Centre hub may not open to public until at least 2025 👮♂️
Earlier this year, the OPS announced its future "neighbourhood operations centre" would give officers a space to meet and collaborate with community groups. The 3,000-square-foot facility will be located in the Rideau Centre.
According to a report presented Monday at the Ottawa Police Services Board (OPSB), the OPS will take possession of the space in March 2024, with a target of being fully operational by spring 2024. But the facility won't be open to the public for at least 12 to 18 months after that, police chief Eric Stubbs told media ahead of the board meeting.
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According to a report presented Monday at the Ottawa Police Services Board (OPSB), the OPS will take possession of the space in March 2024, with a target of being fully operational by spring 2024. But the facility won't be open to the public for at least 12 to 18 months after that, police chief Eric Stubbs told media ahead of the board meeting.
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Indigenous teen girl dead after stabbing in downtown Winnipeg, police say
Police are looking for three people in connection with an afternoon stabbing in downtown Winnipeg last week that killed an Indigenous teenage girl.
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Police are looking for three people in connection with an afternoon stabbing in downtown Winnipeg last week that killed an Indigenous teenage girl.
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All new cars, SUVs, light trucks sold by 2035 must be zero-emission vehicles
Canada has released final regulations requiring all passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, and light trucks sold by 2035 to be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). The new rules, called the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard, aim to ensure the availability of ZEVs in the market and reduce wait times for electric vehicles. Interim targets include making ZEVs constitute at least 20% of all car sales by 2026 and at least 60% by 2030. In the third quarter of 2023, electric vehicles represented 12.1% of new vehicle sales, according to industry officials.
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Canada has released final regulations requiring all passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, and light trucks sold by 2035 to be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). The new rules, called the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard, aim to ensure the availability of ZEVs in the market and reduce wait times for electric vehicles. Interim targets include making ZEVs constitute at least 20% of all car sales by 2026 and at least 60% by 2030. In the third quarter of 2023, electric vehicles represented 12.1% of new vehicle sales, according to industry officials.
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Statistics Canada reports record population growth, more than 430,000 in Q3
Canada's population experienced exceptional growth, surpassing 430,000 during the third quarter—the highest quarterly increase since 1957. According to Statistics Canada's October 1 estimates, the total population now exceeds 40.5 million. The growth in the first nine months of 2023 has already exceeded the total growth in any previous full year, including the record set in 2022. This remarkable increase is attributed to international migration, with approximately 313,000 non-permanent residents, including work and study permit-holders and refugee claimants, arriving in the country from July to September.
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Canada's population experienced exceptional growth, surpassing 430,000 during the third quarter—the highest quarterly increase since 1957. According to Statistics Canada's October 1 estimates, the total population now exceeds 40.5 million. The growth in the first nine months of 2023 has already exceeded the total growth in any previous full year, including the record set in 2022. This remarkable increase is attributed to international migration, with approximately 313,000 non-permanent residents, including work and study permit-holders and refugee claimants, arriving in the country from July to September.
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B.C. sees record stretch of people moving out-of-province — and many are headed to Alberta
British Columbia (B.C.) is experiencing its largest period of interprovincial migration losses in two decades, with over 12,800 people relocating to other Canadian provinces since July 2022, according to Statistics Canada. This marks the first time in ten years that B.C. has seen 15 consecutive months of more people leaving the province than arriving, and many are moving to Alberta. In the July to September 2023 quarter alone, B.C. lost a net of 4,634 people to other provinces, the second-largest quarterly dip since 2004. Despite these losses, B.C. set a record for migration last quarter, adding 151,437 people to its population, largely driven by international immigrants. The province's interprovincial migration performance ranks second only to Ontario, and Alberta has been the primary beneficiary of B.C.'s losses, recording gains for five consecutive quarters.
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British Columbia (B.C.) is experiencing its largest period of interprovincial migration losses in two decades, with over 12,800 people relocating to other Canadian provinces since July 2022, according to Statistics Canada. This marks the first time in ten years that B.C. has seen 15 consecutive months of more people leaving the province than arriving, and many are moving to Alberta. In the July to September 2023 quarter alone, B.C. lost a net of 4,634 people to other provinces, the second-largest quarterly dip since 2004. Despite these losses, B.C. set a record for migration last quarter, adding 151,437 people to its population, largely driven by international immigrants. The province's interprovincial migration performance ranks second only to Ontario, and Alberta has been the primary beneficiary of B.C.'s losses, recording gains for five consecutive quarters.
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Parking trends shift gears because of pandemic 🅿️
Parking trends in Ottawa have shifted following the pandemic with demand exceeding supply three days a week and empty spaces being reserved for monthly pass holders, who don't always show up. Data from the City Hall parking lot in September and October shows spaces are practically full, but only on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
A number of factors drive the mid-week parking crunch including the fact Ottawa's largest employer — the federal government — now mandates employees back to the office, but only for part of the week.
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Parking trends in Ottawa have shifted following the pandemic with demand exceeding supply three days a week and empty spaces being reserved for monthly pass holders, who don't always show up. Data from the City Hall parking lot in September and October shows spaces are practically full, but only on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
A number of factors drive the mid-week parking crunch including the fact Ottawa's largest employer — the federal government — now mandates employees back to the office, but only for part of the week.
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Atlantic Canada storm surge brings heavy rain, high winds
More than 150,000 customers are without power in Atlantic Canada as a storm brings high winds and as much as 400 mm of rain to some regions this week.
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More than 150,000 customers are without power in Atlantic Canada as a storm brings high winds and as much as 400 mm of rain to some regions this week.
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2 youths arrested as remains found in search for missing P.E.I. teenager
RCMP in Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) have discovered human remains linked to a missing teenager and arrested two young individuals in connection with the case. The announcement, including pending homicide charges, was made at a media briefing in Charlottetown. The Youth Criminal Justice Act prohibits the disclosure of identities for accused individuals and victims under 18, and CBC News is respecting these restrictions. The two youths were arrested on Tuesday evening, and the remains, yet to be formally identified, were found in eastern P.E.I. early Wednesday morning.
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RCMP in Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) have discovered human remains linked to a missing teenager and arrested two young individuals in connection with the case. The announcement, including pending homicide charges, was made at a media briefing in Charlottetown. The Youth Criminal Justice Act prohibits the disclosure of identities for accused individuals and victims under 18, and CBC News is respecting these restrictions. The two youths were arrested on Tuesday evening, and the remains, yet to be formally identified, were found in eastern P.E.I. early Wednesday morning.
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Toyota recalls more than 100K vehicles in Canada over airbag issues
Toyota Canada is recalling over 100,000 vehicles, including Toyota and Lexus models from 2020 to 2022, due to issues with the front passenger airbags. The recall is related to problems with the Occupant Classification System (OCS) sensors in the front passenger seats, which may short circuit, leading to the airbag not deploying in an accident. Toyota will inspect and, if necessary, replace the OCS sensors at no cost to owners. In a separate recall, Toyota is recalling 3,812 Corolla Cross vehicles from 2022 and 2023 due to a manufacturing error in the instrument panel affecting the front passenger airbag. Owners will be notified by mid-February 2024, and affected vehicles will be inspected and repaired at no cost.
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Toyota Canada is recalling over 100,000 vehicles, including Toyota and Lexus models from 2020 to 2022, due to issues with the front passenger airbags. The recall is related to problems with the Occupant Classification System (OCS) sensors in the front passenger seats, which may short circuit, leading to the airbag not deploying in an accident. Toyota will inspect and, if necessary, replace the OCS sensors at no cost to owners. In a separate recall, Toyota is recalling 3,812 Corolla Cross vehicles from 2022 and 2023 due to a manufacturing error in the instrument panel affecting the front passenger airbag. Owners will be notified by mid-February 2024, and affected vehicles will be inspected and repaired at no cost.
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3 people wanted in 'brutal' assault of woman who was forcibly confined for hours: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police are seeking help to locate Joey Michael Audy, Evelyn McKay, and Romeo Chris Miles, wanted for violently assaulting and restraining a 27-year-old woman on December 9. Audy faces charges of attempted murder, assault, threats, robbery, and forcible confinement, while McKay and Miles are wanted for forcible confinement and robbery. The victim, bound and assaulted over hours, was later forced into a dumpster in sub-zero temperatures. Lorde Barrios and Misty Bird were arrested, charged with forcible confinement, and police seek information on the person who brought the victim to the apartment. The assault was described as a brutal and disturbing disregard for human life.
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Winnipeg police are seeking help to locate Joey Michael Audy, Evelyn McKay, and Romeo Chris Miles, wanted for violently assaulting and restraining a 27-year-old woman on December 9. Audy faces charges of attempted murder, assault, threats, robbery, and forcible confinement, while McKay and Miles are wanted for forcible confinement and robbery. The victim, bound and assaulted over hours, was later forced into a dumpster in sub-zero temperatures. Lorde Barrios and Misty Bird were arrested, charged with forcible confinement, and police seek information on the person who brought the victim to the apartment. The assault was described as a brutal and disturbing disregard for human life.
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British Columbians will no longer be given single-use plastic cutlery and bags 🍴
British Columbians will no longer be given single-use plastic cutlery and bags as of Wednesday. New regulations mean that wooden forks, knives and spoons are now only available on request, along with drink lids, straws, condiments and napkins. Straws are largely prohibited, with a limited exemption for those who need them for accessibility reasons.
It's all part of the province's single-use plastics ban, some of which went into effect on Dec. 20, aligning with federal regulations that went into effect on the same day.
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British Columbians will no longer be given single-use plastic cutlery and bags as of Wednesday. New regulations mean that wooden forks, knives and spoons are now only available on request, along with drink lids, straws, condiments and napkins. Straws are largely prohibited, with a limited exemption for those who need them for accessibility reasons.
It's all part of the province's single-use plastics ban, some of which went into effect on Dec. 20, aligning with federal regulations that went into effect on the same day.
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Man dead, 6 in hospital after accidental carbon monoxide poisoning at Ontario home
Police say a 25-year-old man is dead from an accidental carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a car left running in the garage of a Kitchener, Ontario home.
Six other people who were also in the home were transported to hospital. Neighbours say many of the residents were international students or otherwise new to Canada.
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Police say a 25-year-old man is dead from an accidental carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a car left running in the garage of a Kitchener, Ontario home.
Six other people who were also in the home were transported to hospital. Neighbours say many of the residents were international students or otherwise new to Canada.
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Norval Morrisseau fraud case highlights why it's so hard to catch art criminals in Canada 🖼
A recent court case in Thunder Bay, Ontario, resulted in the leader of the Norval Morrisseau fraud ring, Gary Lamont, being sentenced to five years in prison for orchestrating a large-scale art fraud operation. Lamont oversaw the production and distribution of hundreds of forged artworks falsely attributed to Anishinaabe artist Norval Morrisseau. Art-related fraud is challenging to investigate, and the case underscores the rarity of significant sentences for art criminals.
While the Morrisseau case was prosecuted through the Ontario Serious Fraud Office, dedicated art crime investigative teams in Canada are rare. Art crime is estimated to amount to $6 billion to $8 billion annually globally, and there are calls for a national art crime unit in Canada to address the challenges posed by art-related fraud.
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A recent court case in Thunder Bay, Ontario, resulted in the leader of the Norval Morrisseau fraud ring, Gary Lamont, being sentenced to five years in prison for orchestrating a large-scale art fraud operation. Lamont oversaw the production and distribution of hundreds of forged artworks falsely attributed to Anishinaabe artist Norval Morrisseau. Art-related fraud is challenging to investigate, and the case underscores the rarity of significant sentences for art criminals.
While the Morrisseau case was prosecuted through the Ontario Serious Fraud Office, dedicated art crime investigative teams in Canada are rare. Art crime is estimated to amount to $6 billion to $8 billion annually globally, and there are calls for a national art crime unit in Canada to address the challenges posed by art-related fraud.
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Canadian trapped in Gaza pleads for help as Ottawa announces new immigration measures
A Canadian citizen, Mahmoud Kouta, is stranded in Gaza due to the Israel-Hamas conflict, appealing for help. Ottawa announces new measures to aid family members of Canadians in Gaza, allowing extended family to apply for temporary residency to flee the war zone. Immigration Minister Marc Miller acknowledges the "unlivable" conditions in Gaza and expands the definition of eligible family members, including spouses, children, and grandparents. However, there's no assurance of their departure, and Kouta, trapped in Gaza, seeks answers from Canadian officials to reunite with his family in Canada.
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A Canadian citizen, Mahmoud Kouta, is stranded in Gaza due to the Israel-Hamas conflict, appealing for help. Ottawa announces new measures to aid family members of Canadians in Gaza, allowing extended family to apply for temporary residency to flee the war zone. Immigration Minister Marc Miller acknowledges the "unlivable" conditions in Gaza and expands the definition of eligible family members, including spouses, children, and grandparents. However, there's no assurance of their departure, and Kouta, trapped in Gaza, seeks answers from Canadian officials to reunite with his family in Canada.
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Air Canada fined $97.5K for failing to assist passenger in wheelchair
The Canadian Transportation Agency has imposed a $97,500 fine on Air Canada for multiple violations of the Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations. The fine stems from an incident in which a passenger with spastic cerebral palsy, who uses a motorized wheelchair, was forced to drag himself off a plane in Las Vegas without assistance. The incident was widely criticized, and Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau issued an apology, promising internal changes and improvements in how the airline treats passengers with disabilities. The CTA ordered the fine after its investigation into the incident and previous violations by the airline.
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The Canadian Transportation Agency has imposed a $97,500 fine on Air Canada for multiple violations of the Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations. The fine stems from an incident in which a passenger with spastic cerebral palsy, who uses a motorized wheelchair, was forced to drag himself off a plane in Las Vegas without assistance. The incident was widely criticized, and Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau issued an apology, promising internal changes and improvements in how the airline treats passengers with disabilities. The CTA ordered the fine after its investigation into the incident and previous violations by the airline.
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Pair charged with 1st-degree murder after body found in river
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say they've charged two people with first-degree murder in connection to the death of Rose Kerwin, whose body was found in a river near Pakenham, Ont., in November.
The 50-year-old was reported missing on Nov. 13, a day after a body was found in the Mississippi River. Police identified the body as Kerwin's and deemed her death suspicious at the time. In a news release Tuesday, OPP said they've charged 56-year-old Marcel Lapensee from Carleton Place, Ont., and 23-year-old Samantha Osborne from Iroquois, Ont., with first-degree murder in connection to Kerwin's death.
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Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say they've charged two people with first-degree murder in connection to the death of Rose Kerwin, whose body was found in a river near Pakenham, Ont., in November.
The 50-year-old was reported missing on Nov. 13, a day after a body was found in the Mississippi River. Police identified the body as Kerwin's and deemed her death suspicious at the time. In a news release Tuesday, OPP said they've charged 56-year-old Marcel Lapensee from Carleton Place, Ont., and 23-year-old Samantha Osborne from Iroquois, Ont., with first-degree murder in connection to Kerwin's death.
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Gaza residents with family in Canada will be able to apply for temporary residency
Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that people living in Gaza with family members who are Canadians or permanent residents will be able to apply for temporary residency in Canada. The federal government is making temporary changes to immigration rules to help get more people out of harm's way.
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Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that people living in Gaza with family members who are Canadians or permanent residents will be able to apply for temporary residency in Canada. The federal government is making temporary changes to immigration rules to help get more people out of harm's way.
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Women's groups dismayed that officer who threatened to kill ex was demoted, not fired
Ottawa police officer Const. Yourik Brisebois, who threatened to kill his ex and brandished a knife during a 2020 domestic dispute, has been demoted for two years. The demotion follows his guilty plea to two counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act. Some women's advocacy groups express disappointment with the demotion, arguing that Brisebois should have been dismissed from the force, and call for a review of cases he worked on. Community groups are seeking a meeting with Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs to discuss the case and address concerns about how the force handles intimate partner violence.
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Ottawa police officer Const. Yourik Brisebois, who threatened to kill his ex and brandished a knife during a 2020 domestic dispute, has been demoted for two years. The demotion follows his guilty plea to two counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act. Some women's advocacy groups express disappointment with the demotion, arguing that Brisebois should have been dismissed from the force, and call for a review of cases he worked on. Community groups are seeking a meeting with Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs to discuss the case and address concerns about how the force handles intimate partner violence.
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