Police are warning the public of a potentially fatal unknown substance mixed into a jar of peanut butter ingested by a dog at a park in Toronto.
While out for a walk, a dog located an “unknown substance” mixed into a peanut butter jar, which police deemed possibly “hazardous,” in a news release on Saturday.The dog swallowed some of the unknown substance and was taken to an animal hospital where they were treated and released.New details released about Ontario’s new provincial parkHousing minister mocks Doug Ford’s concerns with fourplexes.
Just one day into this year’s March Madness tournament, a handful of upsets are breaking hearts and busting brackets.A state funeral is underway for former prime minister and Progressive Conservative titan Brian Mulroney. Inside the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal political leaders, prominent Canadians and his family remembering him as an ambitious and compassionate nation-builder.Man arrested for allegedly pointing a firearm in east London, Ont.
Russian authorities detained 11 people, state media reported Saturday, after gunmen stormed a concert hall in Moscow in a grisly attack that left at least 115 people dead.A state funeral is underway for former prime minister and Progressive Conservative titan Brian Mulroney. Inside the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal political leaders, prominent Canadians and his family remembering him as an ambitious and compassionate nation-builder.
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