Ottawa police have laid stunt driving charges against some 'high-flyin' drivers' in the south and east ends of the city.
Ottawa police say three 'high-flyin' drivers' are facing stunt driving charges after being stopped in the city's south and east ends Oct. 20, 2023. Ottawa police have laid stunt driving charges against some "high-flyin' drivers" in the south and east ends of the city.
The drivers' vehicles have been impounded 14 days and their licences have been suspended for 30 days, both automatic penalties when a stunt driving charge is laid. Each must also appear in court to face the charge. Friday morning the Canadian government issued a non-essential travel advisory to portions of the Caribbean due to risk of natural disaster.
Ontario politicians spent most of the week putting off the business of government to talk about the Israel-Gaza conflict. Here's what happened this week.Montreal and surrounding areas are under a rainfall warning this weekend, with 40 to 60 millimetres expected by Sunday evening.While protests held in Montreal since the Israel-Hamas war broke out have been largely peaceful, tensions are still high and have led to 36 hate crimes and hate-motivated incidents, according to Montreal police.
Cambria Harris continues to press for a search of a Manitoba landfill in an effort to find the remains of her mother.Kitchener fire causes $1 million in damageJuan Mendoza, the man found guilty of impaired driving in a fiery 2019 crash that caused the death of his wife and another woman, was sentenced on Friday afternoon.Norfolk County Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a Simcoe family found their cat seriously injured from being shot with a pellet gun.
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