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Calgary man's demands for $900 trillion and bizarre restraining orders tossed out of court
'I may take judicial notice that this amount is vastly more than Canada’s entire annual gross domestic product, of about $1.64 trillion,' the judge noted
Music festival chaos in Ontario leads to calls for refunds
'When I created this festival, the vision was to bring everybody together... It was never my intention to scam anyone or take their money and not give them performances'
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/music-festival-chaos-in-ontario-leads-to-calls-for-refunds
Ontario junior hockey player suing after bodycheck fractures his spine
'His life was altered following an injury as a result of the negligent actions of other parties'
Doc Marten boots saved White House lightning strike survivor, mother says
Amber Escudero-Kontostathis was one of four people struck and the only person to survive the bolt in Lafayette Park, located directly outside the White House complex
'Devoted' mother dies in her sleep beside her children on flight from Hong Kong to U.K.
A friend of the family has since told Mail Online that Rhodes may have died from a sudden heart attack
FIRST READING: The NDP sold out to Trudeau and all they got was some free dental care
Canada secretly planned to abandon its allies to certain death ... again
Want an old streetcar? It's yours if you can haul it away
If you're just looking to plunder it for copper wire, somebody beat you to it
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/want-an-old-streetcar-its-yours-if-you-can-haul-it-away
Marco Mendicino defends RCMP's use of spyware, says 'rigorous protections' are in place
Mendicino said officers with special training are used and provided detailed requests for warrants to judges. He said it was used only for serious cases, including terrorism
Federal court hears preliminary arguments in Emergencies Act legal challenge
The CCF says the core of its case is that the government already had all the tools it needed to end the occupations without resorting to the nuclear option of the Emergencies Act