Aliyah Marko

3 weeks ago | yorkregion.com | Aliyah Marko |Kristjan Lautens |Anastasia Blosser

When Christopher Martins drove around his neighbourhood in the north end of Barrie on Sunday morning, he felt like he had “stepped into a war zone.” Decades-old trees were crushed by ice in nearly every yard, sheds and fences were damaged and branches littered the ground. Already a Subscriber? Sign in “It’s very, very scary. I’ve been living in Barrie for almost eight years, and I’ve never seen a winter like this,” said Martins.

3 weeks ago | simcoe.com | Aliyah Marko |Kristjan Lautens |Anastasia Blosser

When Christopher Martins drove around his neighbourhood in the north end of Barrie on Sunday morning, he felt like he had “stepped into a war zone.” Decades-old trees were crushed by ice in nearly every yard, sheds and fences were damaged and branches littered the ground. “It’s very, very scary. I’ve been living in Barrie for almost eight years, and I’ve never seen a winter like this,” said Martins.

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Aliyah Marko |Kristjan Lautens |Anastasia Blosser

When Christopher Martins drove around his neighbourhood in the north end of Barrie on Sunday morning, he felt like he had “stepped into a war zone.” Decades-old trees were crushed by ice in nearly every yard, sheds and fences were damaged and branches littered the ground. “It’s very, very scary. I’ve been living in Barrie for almost eight years, and I’ve never seen a winter like this,” said Martins.

1 month ago | therecord.com | Aliyah Marko |Ilyas Hussein

The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation has agreed to receive an advance payment of $30 million from the Government of Canada for a claim regarding the surrender of land in Treaties 22 and 23, after years of negotiation. The payment is to be put toward a future resolution of the claim, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada announced Sunday.

2 months ago | bramptonguardian.com | Kristjan Lautens |Aliyah Marko |Abby O’Brien |Andy Takagi

A Delta plane crashed at Pearson airport on Monday with 80 people on board the flight. Several people were taken to hospital but everyone on the plane survived. Follow the Star’s live updates on Tuesday. Out the window of seat 16D, positioned just behind the Bombardier jet’s right wing, Nick Costigan saw the gusts coming in. He worried it might be a rough landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, but nothing out of the ordinary. He put his phone in his pocket so he wouldn’t lose it.