Several people are injured and one person was taken into custody near Oslo’s London Pub, police said.
Month: June 2022
2 Dead, Several Injured In Norway Nightclub Shooting: Police
Two people were killed and around 10 wounded on Saturday in a shooting at a nightclub in Norway’s capital Oslo, Norwegian police said.
China Says US Maritime Plane In Taiwan Strait “Endangered Peace”
China’s military said on Saturday that the recent fly through of a US maritime plane through the Taiwan Strait deliberately disrupted the regional situation and endangered peace and stability.
Merrick Garland’s Mention of the FDA Hints at One Possible Way to Fight Restrictions on Abortion Pills
On the heels of the Supreme Court decision that struck down the national right to abortion, Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a statement proclaiming that the Justice Department disagrees with the verdict. In addition to vowing to “work tirelessly to protect and advance reproductive freedom,” it indicated a potential avenue for the legal fight for… Continue reading Merrick Garland’s Mention of the FDA Hints at One Possible Way to Fight Restrictions on Abortion Pills
La Ronge RCMP continue search for suspects related to dangerous incident
RCMP said Celine Charles and Allan Sanderson are still at large with warrants in relation to a dangerous person with firearm investigation.
Kindersley RCMP assist in arrest after multiple Saskatchewan and Alberta towns see stolen items
Later that same day, two people were arrested in Luseland after a separate investigation into vehicles being stolen from a dealership in Rosetown.
Family of Vancouver police officer who died by suicide suing department
Chan, a nine-year veteran of the force, died by suicide in 2019, two years after coming forward with accusations of inappropriate relationships with two senior officers.
Hamilton Bulldogs beat Edmonton Oil Kings 3-2 to reach Memorial Cup semifinal
The Hamilton Bulldogs beat the Edmonton Oil Kings 3-2 on Friday night to advance to the Memorial Cup semifinal game.
Hamilton Bulldogs advance to Memorial Cup semi with 4-2 win over Edmonton Oil Kings
The Hamilton Bulldogs got a pair of goals on the power play to win a pressure packed game to remain in the 2022 tournament in St. John’s.
L.A. County public health officials confirm communal transmission of monkeypox
The Los Angeles County Public Health Department confirmed Friday the existence of monkeypox cases that were transmitted within the community. Public health officials said several of the 22 cases reported in Los Angeles County have no history of international or out-of-state travel, meaning the cases likely originated in the county. The disease does not spread… Continue reading L.A. County public health officials confirm communal transmission of monkeypox
Suspected drug dealer charged with having ‘enough fentanyl to kill 12 million people’
A suspected drug dealer from Fullerton was charged for possessing enough fentanyl to kill 12 million people — nearly four times the population of Orange County, prosecutors said Friday. CHP seized 20 kilos of fentanyl, $250,000 in fentanyl pills, and 122 grams of meth from Alfonso Gomez-Santana’s home. (O.C. District Attorney’s Office) Alfonso Gomez-Santana, 60,… Continue reading Suspected drug dealer charged with having ‘enough fentanyl to kill 12 million people’
Third-base coach Joe McEwing catching heat for runners getting thrown out at home
Chicago White Sox’s Gavin Sheets right, is about to be tagged out at home by Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman during the fourth inning of a baseball game Thursday, June 23, 2022, in Chicago. The Orioles won 4-0. Paul Beaty/AP White Sox third-base coach Joe McEwing is receiving increasing fan criticism with each runner that… Continue reading Third-base coach Joe McEwing catching heat for runners getting thrown out at home
Dobbs abortion ruling fallout: We can’t, won’t forget the day the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade
Protesters march in downtown Chicago Friday after the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade. Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere / Sun-Times If you are a woman, it’s likely you will remember what you were doing on the day the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. I got the news from just as I was about… Continue reading Dobbs abortion ruling fallout: We can’t, won’t forget the day the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade
People in Chicago ponder Roe reversal
Chicagoans (from left) Jamie Macpherson, Dave Gonzalez, Becca Schwartz and Karissa Kosman in Humboldt Park. Michael Loria/Sun-Times Jamie Macpherson was in mid-battle when she heard her constitutional right to an abortion had been taken away. Macpherson, a 34-year-old Chicago teacher, was in Humboldt Park attending a course in stage combat, and the Supreme Court’s decision… Continue reading People in Chicago ponder Roe reversal
Supreme Court takes us backwards as a nation by overturning Roe v. Wade
People protest in response to the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on June 24, 2022 in Washington, DC. The Court’s decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health overturns the landmark 50-year-old Roe v Wade case and erases a federal right to an abortion. Getty The writing… Continue reading Supreme Court takes us backwards as a nation by overturning Roe v. Wade
Indiana GOP Leaders Expect Anti-Abortion Action This Summer
Top Indiana Republicans said Friday that they expect to see action toward tightening the state’s abortion law during the Legislature’s special session that is set to start next month. Leaders of the Republican-dominated Legislature said they were glad the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling returned decisions on regulation abortion to the states. Republican… Continue reading Indiana GOP Leaders Expect Anti-Abortion Action This Summer
Stay away from this company poised to go public next week, Jim Cramer warns
“This is not the time to bet on an extremely early-stage copper mining technology play,” the “Mad Money” host said.
The No. 1 city in the world to travel and work remotely is in the US—and it isn’t New York or LA
Americans don’t need a passport to get to the No. 1 spot for a working vacation, according to a recent analysis from Icelandair.
Ukraine Accuses US-Sanctioned Lawmaker Of Working For Russia
Ukraine’s main domestic security agency said on Friday it had uncovered a Russian spy network involving Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Derkach who was previously accused by the United States of being a…
Gasps, tears and fear: Inside a Texas abortion clinic the moment Roe was overturned
An abortion clinic is San Antonio is forced to turn away patients in the waiting room as the Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade.
2 killed, several hurt in shooting at Oslo nightclub, police say
A suspect was in custody, Norwegian police said.
Pewaseskwan, FSIN, SFNWC come together to support Indigenous women
FSIN 3rd Vice Chief Aly Bear says sometimes research is done by non-Indigeneous people an more research needs to be led by First Nations people.
‘Incredulous’: Parents seek justice after son injured in motorcycle collision with off-duty officer
Stuart was thrown from his motorcycle on September, 29, 2019, after he was side-swiped by a vehicle along Highway 7 at York-Durham Line.
Tornado touched down during stormy Thursday in Saskatchewan.: Environment Canada
Thursday’s weather brought strong winds, heavy rainfall and hailstones across multiple areas of the province, and even a tornado.
Alberta Education investigating social media posts about provincial achievement tests
Videos that surfaced on social media have prompted Alberta Education to launch an investigation into whether they give away answers to Grade 9 provincial achievement tests.
Former F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve visits South Okanagan kart track
Jacques Villeneuve not only designed Area 27’s big track, but also its kart track. And on Thursday, he said the best way for kids to get into racing is through karting.
RCMP asking for help in locating 4-door blue Chevy stolen from Kyle
The vehicle reported stolen is a blue Chevy, 4-door cab truck, with a fuel tank in the back, Saskatchewan plate 459 GXB.
IIO called to Campbell River after man dies in RCMP custody
A guard found the man unresponsive in the RCMP detachment’s cells about 15 minutes after he had been brought in on a breach of probation, according to the IIO.
Calgary artists create colourful new outdoor roller rink
Calgarians are getting a chance to enjoy a bright new experience as they mark the city’s grey and soggy first week of summer.
Defence asks for house arrest for former Kelowna, B.C. social worker
The defence lawyer for a former Kelowna social worker is asking that Riley Saunders serve two years of house arrest, while the Crown is asking for six to eight years in prison.
Mummified woolly mammoth calf discovered by gold miners in Yukon
A mummified baby woolly mammoth has been found in the Klondike gold fields, the Yukon government announced Friday.
Roe V. Wade Overturned: White Sox’ Liam Hendriks Sounds Off on Decision
Hendriks sounds off on Supreme Court reversing Roe v. Wade originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago Liam Hendriks sounded off on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which will pave the way for states to ban abortions. The White Sox closer shared his thoughts on 670 The Score on Friday, and called… Continue reading Roe V. Wade Overturned: White Sox’ Liam Hendriks Sounds Off on Decision
Watch: Ask a Reporter conversations on the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade
Beyond Roe vs. Wade: The Times hosted a series of conversations from the newsroom about the Supreme Court decision. Watch them now.
Disney, other companies vow to cover employees’ out-of-state abortions
The Walt Disney Co., publishing giant Conde Nast and the investment firm JPMorgan Chase were among the major American companies that pledged on Friday to cover travel costs for employees seeking out-of-state abortions, in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Sage Hill residents fight ‘alarming’ association fee collection
Homeowners in the Calgary community of Sage Hill are fighting back after they found letters taped to their doors demanding hundreds of dollars in association and legal fees.
Kingston, Ont., area health officials examining future of local vaccination efforts
Kingston public health experts are using the low infection rates for COVID-19 during the summer months to try and examine the future of local vaccination efforts.
Ukrainian and Polish church leaders hold public meeting in Lake Country, B.C.
“The struggles that they’re going through on a day-to-day basis compared to what our lives are like, it’s almost meaningless,” said a member of the Congregation.
A first for Alberta: Superstore opens pharmacist-led health clinic in Lethbridge
Lethbridge’s Real Canadian Superstore is now home to Alberta’s first walk-in health clinic led by pharmacists.
‘Unbelievable’: Winnipeg women’s clinic braces for impact of U.S. ruling overturning Roe v. Wade
“We can never underestimate the impact of that sort of rhetoric from the States has on on our conversations here.”
Homelessness comment from Regina councillor sparks frustration from Indigenous community leaders
The comments have prompted a number of people from the Indigenous community to come forward, expressing their frustration with the situation and the racism it perpetuates.
Saskatchewan abortion rights advocates concerned about impact of decision to overturn Roe v. Wade
The United States Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade is creating outrage on the future of healthcare in the country and impacting Saskatchewanians.
Tall Ship Festival returns to Brockville
More than 5,000 deck tour passports have been sold which as twice as many sold when the Blue Nose was in Brockville for the Tall Ships Festival three years ago.
Ukrainian troops begin retreating from besieged eastern city to stronger positions
The planned withdrawal from Sievierodonetsk in the Luhansk region comes after relentless Russian bombardment that has reduced most of the industrial city to rubble.
Edmonton church prepares for Pope visit, grand reopening after 2020 fire
Leaders and parishioners of Edmonton’s Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples are getting ready for a grand reopening to welcome Pope Francis when he arrives next month.
All Star snub? Candace Parker ‘very surprised’ Courtney Vandersloot wasn’t voted starter
AP LOS ANGELES — When the All-Star starters were announced, Courtney Vandersloot was noticeably missing from the list. She’s expected to be among the reserves, the pool of players voted on by WNBA coaches, but was eighth among guards in voting by fans, media and players. “I was very surprised,” said Candace Parker, who was… Continue reading All Star snub? Candace Parker ‘very surprised’ Courtney Vandersloot wasn’t voted starter
Chicago Dobbs abortion ruling reaction: They had abortions years ago, see Supreme Court’s rollback of abortion access as a pivotal moment
Catherine Walker (from left), Devetta and Amy had abortions years ago and talk about the impact of Friday’s Supreme Court ruling striking down Roe vs. Wade. Ashlee Rezin / Sun-Times More than four decades after having an abortion, Amy isn’t sure whether protesting will be enough to ensure others will one day again have the… Continue reading Chicago Dobbs abortion ruling reaction: They had abortions years ago, see Supreme Court’s rollback of abortion access as a pivotal moment
South Shore shooting: 5-month-old ‘gravely’ wounded
An infant was wounded in a shooting June 24, 2022, in South Shore. Getty Images A 5-month-old was listed in “grave” condition after they were shot Friday night in South Shore, officials said. The shooting happened just after 6 p.m. in the 7100 block of South Luella Avenue, Chicago fire officials said. The infant was… Continue reading South Shore shooting: 5-month-old ‘gravely’ wounded
Chicago Park District vows to open some pools July 5 — but won’t say how many
The Chicago Park District pool in Portage Park, locked up earlier this month. Brian Rich/Sun-Times The Chicago Park District has “every intention” of opening at least some of its shuttered pools on July 5, but how many will actually be open depends on how many lifeguards it can hire and train in the coming days. … Continue reading Chicago Park District vows to open some pools July 5 — but won’t say how many
Picture Chicago: Sun-Times photos you might have missed
A crowd gathers at Federal Plaza after the Supreme Court’s ruling Friday overturning Roe v. Wade. Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere / Sun-Times A parade-goer laughs while holding a flag during the West Garfield Park Juneteenth Parade June 18 along Central Park Avenue in West Garfield Park. Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) reacts to a legislative… Continue reading Picture Chicago: Sun-Times photos you might have missed
David Bote discusses mystery setback as Cubs activate him, DFA Jonathan Villar
The Cubs activated infielder David Bote (left shoulder surgery) from the 60-day IL on Friday. File photo. AP Photos ST. LOUIS – The Cubs reinstated infielder David Bote from the 60-day IL on Friday, after a winding road back to health. He rejoined the Cubs lineup for the first time since late September. “I’m just… Continue reading David Bote discusses mystery setback as Cubs activate him, DFA Jonathan Villar