This week, Nov. 13-17, is the second annual Métis Week at Medicine Hat College, with free events being held to celebrate the unique culture of the Métis people.
Samantha Johnson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Medicine Hat News
"Canadians think the Titanic was a real event and not just a movie, how dumb can you be."
Israeli hostages were singled out for especially brutal treatment by their Hamas captors, Thai farm workers freed by the terror group have said.
A recent killing spree in the Mexican border city of Tijuana could have been lifted from a TV script: enraged drug lords hunting down corrupt police officers who stole a drug shipment. Two of the officers suspected of the theft have been killed, prosecutors say. It is the latest blow for Tijuana which has the most homicides of any city in Mexico, with about double the number of the place that comes second — the border city of Ciudad Juarez.
Hamas fighters have begun to surrender in the north, Israel claimed, as it “intensified the fighting” in Khan Younis, a city in southern Gaza.
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Burlington County JailEdward Cagney Mathews, 47, will be forced to serve at least four years of an eight year prison sentence handed down Friday after he was caught in a viral video in July 2021 hurling racial abuse at a Black neighbor and spitting on him. It later emerged that he had been terrorizing Black people in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, for years. Mathews was captured on video calling his neighbor a “monkey” and the N-word, while bumping his chest and
MONCTON, N.B. — The board of New Brunswick's Université de Moncton has decided not to change the school's name despite concerns about its connection to a problematic historical figure. The decision follows the release of a university-commissioned report that outlined colonial British officer Robert Monckton's participation in the brutal deportation of French-speaking Acadians from Eastern Canada. The Université de Moncton was named to reflect the location of its flagship campus in the city of Mo
New York Daily News ArchiveEx-Mafia hitman and Gambino crime family crony Anthony Senter will be sprung from prison in 2024 after killing at least 11 people and serving only 35 years out of his life sentence. A Department of Justice spokesperson said they determined that Senter “had substantially observed the rules of the institution” and that his release “would not jeopardize the public welfare.” In the 70s and 80s, Senter was part of Roy DeMeo’s mob, working out of Brooklyn to coordinate at le
She “doesn’t appear to have any remorse whatsoever,” officials told a news outlet.
A Minneapolis store clerk died after a customer beat him and impaled him with a golf club, police said. The 66-year-old clerk was attacked Friday at the Oak Grove Grocery, a small neighborhood store in a residential area near downtown Minneapolis. Police responded to a call just before 1 p.m. and found the victim behind the counter “with a golf club impaled through his torso,” according to a news release from Minneapolis police.
Two Florida sheriff's deputies were justified when they fired numerous shots at a Connecticut opera singer whose speeding SUV blasted through a checkpoint outside then-President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club almost four years ago, an internal affairs investigation concluded. Palm Beach County Detective Christopher Farron and Lt. John Paul Harvey followed agency firearms policy when they and a Secret Service agent shot at Hannah Roemhild, sheriff’s office investigators said in a one-page report. Roemhild was having a mental health crisis when she sped her rented Jeep through the checkpoint on Jan. 31, 2020, outside Trump's home and private club.
Niagara Falls police announced Saturday the vehicle's data recorder has been recovered. Police say the "black box" has been severely damaged but officers are working to recover any information.
Gloria Hughes is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death
A man police accuse of trying to steal fuel in eastern Saskatchewan rammed two police vehicles and assaulted officers before he was arrested, RCMP allege.RCMP from Carrot River were called around 1:30 Thursday afternoon with a report of an attempted theft of fuel from a large tank in Arborfield, Sask., about 140 kilometres east of Prince Albert.Police say the man was confronted by a person they described as a "property representative," who was then chased in a vehicle by the would-be thief, acco
A group of rabbis and Israeli volunteers are risking life and limb to protect this year’s olive harvest in the West Bank, amid soaring tensions over the war in Gaza.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday forcefully condemned sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas during the October 7 attack and blasted those who have not forcefully condemned it or were slow to do so.
WARNING: This story contains details of sexual violence.Ibrahim Ali, the man charged with the first-degree murder of a 13-year-old girl in Burnaby, B.C., has been found guilty by a Supreme Court jury.The jury came back with its decision minutes after asking the judge to clarify the differences between first- and second-degree murder and manslaughter.Justice Lance Bernard told them murder would mean Ali deliberately caused the girl's death or meant to cause her bodily harm and knew that this was
Princess Anne was pictured with her husband Sir Timothy Laurence in her 2023 Christmas card, but the heartfelt message inside left royal fans with questions.
Police in Florida arrested an 11-year-old who they say used his friend's phone to call in a fake school shooting so he could leave school early.
The Shelton house goes all out for the holidays!! The Voice coaches shared a behind the scenes look at their Christmas decorations.
Two men will appear in a Toronto, Ont., courtroom on Monday after being charged earlier this week with terrorism offences. The pair from southern Ontario are allegedly associated with a violent neo-Nazi group known as 'Atomwaffen Division.' It's the third time this year that RCMP has arrested alleged members of the far-right group. As David Akin reports, it’s a growing concern not just to Canadian law enforcement — but to agencies around the world.
