Karla Thaynnara — a popular influencer known for posting about her motorcycle life — has died … which reportedly led her father to end his own life. According to Brazilian outlet Correio Braziliense, the 25-year-old Karla died Tuesday around 8… Karla Thaynnara — a popular influencer known for posting about her motorcycle life — has died … which reportedly led her father to end his own life. According to Brazilian outlet Correio Braziliense, the 25-year-old Karla died Tuesday around 8… Karla Thaynnara — a popular influencer known for posting about her motorcycle life — has died … which reportedly led her…
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Looks like all the skeptics can put those divorce rumors to bed! Pink’s husband Carey Hart has been snapped in New York City for the first time since Pink announced she was moving her family to the Big Apple. Check out the pics … the 50-year-old… Looks like all the skeptics can put those divorce rumors to bed! Pink’s husband Carey Hart has been snapped in New York City for the first time since Pink announced she was moving her family to the Big Apple. Check out the pics … the 50-year-old… Looks like all the skeptics can put those divorce…
Edmonton Public Schools says it is planning to have more than 100 newly hired teachers in its most complex schools by April. Read MoreThe division will fill over 300 positions created by new funding from the province Local News, News, Alberta education, edmonton sun, Education, Realtime Edmonton Public Schools says it is planning to have more than 100 newly hired teachers in its most complex schools by April. Read More
All that can be said about OC Transpo’s long-running problems has been done, and yet, nothing ever changes. The problems persist. Read MoreMohammed Adam: Public transit should be the defining issue in this year’s election. Not taxes, housing, or homelessness. Opinion, Columnists All that can be said about OC Transpo’s long-running problems has been done, and yet, nothing ever changes. The problems persist. Read More
For Collinda Joseph, wheelchair curling is chess on ice. Read MoreCollinda Joseph tried the sport on a whim at Ottawa’s RA Centre in 2006. Twenty years later, she’ll be going for Paralympic gold as Canada’s lead. Local News, News, Paralympic Games For Collinda Joseph, wheelchair curling is chess on ice. Read More
An NHL analyst recently called out Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oiler for not winning the big game in his career. Read MoreWednesday, March 4: Here are today’s Ottawa Sun letters to the editor. Letters, Opinion, letters, opinion, Ottawa Sun An NHL analyst recently called out Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oiler for not winning the big game in his career. Read More
Ottawa may not be where Brooke McQuigge grew up, but a trade to the Ottawa Charge still felt like she was heading home. Read MoreFor Brooke McQuigge and her sisters, the PWHL couldn’t have come at a better time. Now, all three are settled in Ottawa and hardly go a day without seeing each other. PWHL, Hockey, Sports, Ottawa Charge, Ottawa Sun Ottawa may not be where Brooke McQuigge grew up, but a trade to the Ottawa Charge still felt like she was heading home. Read More
After a strong 40 minutes put them up 4-2, the Ottawa Senators parked the bus and hoped for the best the rest of the way against the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday. Read MoreOttawa captain Brady Tkachuk’s holding penalty in extra time led to Evan Bouchard’s game-winning power-play goal, Jake Sanderson had a rough defensive game, Drake Batherson had a second straight two-goal game, and Linus Ullmark wasn’t good enough in a 5-4 loss. Ottawa Senators, Hockey, NHL, Sports, Brady Tkachuk, Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers, Jake Sanderson, Ottawa Sun, Tim Stutzle After a strong 40 minutes put them up 4-2, the Ottawa Senators…
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a significant shakeup in the senior ranks of the public service, his second deputy minister shuffle in less than three months. Read MoreCarney names BlackRock executive Glenn Purves deputy minister of international trade, continuing theme of pulling top execs from banking world. Public Service, Ottawa Sun, Realtime, shuffle Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a significant shakeup in the senior ranks of the public service, his second deputy minister shuffle in less than three months. Read More
In the wake of the arrest of seven Toronto police officers as part of a massive corruption scandal last month, the city’s top cop is launching several new initiatives focused on anti-corruption. Chief Myron Demkiw discussed how the police service is addressing the fallout from Project South at Wednesday’s Toronto Police Services Board meeting and how it plans to restore public trust in the service. The first initiative, the “Chief’s Anti-Corruption Project,” aims to put in place safeguards to prevent, detect, and respond to potential corruption. The second project, “One TPS,” aims to “reinforce ethical behaviour, leadership alignment, shared purpose, and…
OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says more than 2,000 Canadians have asked the government for help to get out of the Middle East, and the government is pursuing multiple options to help them. Anand is holding a late-day news conference in Ottawa to update the situation since U.S. attacks on Iran sparked an escalating conflict across the region. There are more than 100,000 Canadians and permanent residents in more than a dozen nations registered to receive information from the federal government. She says more than 2,000 people have requested help to leave, and more than half of them…
If you build it, they will come. Read MoreNHL commissioner Gary Bettman spoke about the Ottawa Senators’ planned new rink at LeBreton Flats. Ottawa Senators, Hockey, NHL, Senators Extra, Sports, Developing LeBreton Flats, Ottawa Sun If you build it, they will come. Read More
A 36-year-old occupational therapist has been arrested following allegations that a child with special needs was assaulted in Vaughan. Police in York Region say they were contacted on February 24 by someone who claimed a woman went to the victim’s home for a therapy session and allegedly assaulted them. Investigators arrested Roza Hosseini of Richmond Hill on February 27 and charged her with one count of assault. Police add that Hosseini works with multiple clients, and they are concerned that there may be additional victims. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police. A 36-year-old occupational therapist has been…
TORONTO — The lawyer representing Frank Stronach says she plans to seek a directed verdict on charges related to two of the complainants in his Toronto sexual assault case. Defence lawyer Leora Shemesh told the court Wednesday that the motion — which asks the judge to enter a not-guilty verdict on grounds that the essential elements of the offence haven’t been met — will target one count involving the second complainant to testify at trial and one involving the third. Shemesh says she intends to argue that the third complainant’s account of her encounter with Stronach in 1977 does not…
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pitching Canada to a German audience today as a reliable energy supplier in a period of global uncertainty. Poilievre is in Berlin speaking to the Konrad Adenauer Foundation as part of a trip to Europe that saw him meet in recent days with business leaders and conservative counterparts in the United Kingdom. In his prepared remarks, Poilievre says the current instability in the Middle East tied to the conflict in Iran has driven energy prices sharply higher in Europe. He says that’s a hit Germany could avoid by shifting its sourcing of liquefied…
A Quebec coroner is calling for better mental health support and resources for people who apply for medical assistance in dying, in response to the case of a 91-year-old Montreal-area man who died by suicide last year shortly after his MAID request was refused. Coroner Julie-Kim Godin noted in her recent report that the man had spoken to several medical professionals over the years about his struggles with grief and aging, as well as his suicidal thoughts. He requested MAID while hospitalized after a previous suicide attempt, but was refused because he did not have a serious and incurable illness.…
Brian Da Costa, identified by police as a “key figure” in the Project South investigation into police corruption and organized crime, has been granted bail. Da Costa is facing 16 charges, including giving a peace officer a bribe, conspiracy to obstruct justice and several drug trafficking charges in connection with the months-long investigation led by York Regional Police (YRP) that resulted in the arrests of seven Toronto police officers and one retired constable. Da Costa’s lawyer confirmed with CityNews that he was released on $1.5 million bail with the requirement to be under GPS monitoring and constant supervision by his…
Hundreds of Ontario post-secondary students and supporters took to the lawn of the legislature Wednesday, with some tense moments and two arrests, to protest cuts to financial assistance grants. Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn announced last month that the province is giving the post-secondary institutions a long-sought funding boost, while also lifting a seven-year tuition fee freeze and drastically scaling back Ontario Student Assistance Program grants in favour of loans. Canadian Federation of Students’ Ontario chairperson Cyrielle Ngeleka said it will leave many students with high debt loads during a cost-of-living crisis. “Rent is skyrocketing, groceries are becoming unaffordable,…
In the wake of John Tory’s decision not to run for Toronto mayor, Beaches East York councillor Brad Bradford said he’s “all in on Toronto” when it comes to his direction and vision for the city as the next mayor. In making his pitch to voters on Wednesday, Bradford said Torontonians are looking for a local government that’s focused on delivering the basics, adding City Hall has been “drifting” for the past decade. “I think for a long time, City Hall has spread itself a mile wide and an inch deep and has continued to fall down on those basic…
Jenny Chen is, according to her friends, one of the funniest women in Ottawa. Read MoreJenny Chen has raised more than $22,000 for Laugh For The Cure, a fundraising campaign for research by the Ottawa Cancer Foundation. News, Local News, Cancer, fundraisers, Ottawa Sun, Realtime Jenny Chen is, according to her friends, one of the funniest women in Ottawa. Read More