Close X
Friday, September 27, 2024
ADVT 
National

Man Robs Nobleton, Ont., Drug Store Wearing Santa Hat And White Beard: Police

Darpan News Desk IANS, 08 Dec, 2016 12:39 PM
    NOBLETON, Ont. — Police are looking for a man who robbed a Nobleton, Ont., pharmacy wearing a Santa hat and a white beard.
     
    York regional police say a man entered the drug store on Wednesday afternoon and went to the prescriptions counter.
     
    They allege he indicated he had a gun and took a quantity of prescription drugs before leaving the store.
     
    Investigators say no one was physically injured.
     
    The man is described a white, five-foot-eight, about 25 to 30 years old, and had a dark beard under the white beard.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Woman Throws Pumpkin Seeds At Prime Minister Justin Trudeau To Protest Pipelines

    Woman Throws Pumpkin Seeds At Prime Minister Justin Trudeau To Protest Pipelines
    Trudeau was leaving city hall after meeting with the mayor, when the woman hurled the seeds at him, shouting, "Keep your promises!"

    Woman Throws Pumpkin Seeds At Prime Minister Justin Trudeau To Protest Pipelines

    West Coast Whale Boat Tragedy Scars Survivors, Families And Rescuers

    Five Britons and one Australian died on Oct. 25, 2015, when the 20-metre Leviathan II capsized in waters near Tofino, about 320 kilometres northwest of Victoria.

    West Coast Whale Boat Tragedy Scars Survivors, Families And Rescuers

    Canada's Top Doctor Shines Light On Family Violence, Calls Statistics 'Staggering'

    TORONTO — Canada's top doctor has released a report on family violence across the country — and he says the statistics are staggering.

    Canada's Top Doctor Shines Light On Family Violence, Calls Statistics 'Staggering'

    Inflation Rate Up 1.3 Per Cent Last Month, Statistics Canada Says

    OTTAWA — Weaker-than-expected inflation and a drop in retail sales helped to fuel speculation Friday about a possible interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada.

    Inflation Rate Up 1.3 Per Cent Last Month, Statistics Canada Says

    Manitoba Says Too Many Deaths On Provincial Roads, Number Of Fatals Exceed 2015

    Manitoba Says Too Many Deaths On Provincial Roads, Number Of Fatals Exceed 2015
    WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance is blaming high-risk driving behaviours for a growing number of deaths on provincial roads.

    Manitoba Says Too Many Deaths On Provincial Roads, Number Of Fatals Exceed 2015

    Fire Marshal Warns Saskatoon Hospital About Putting Patients In Hallways

    Fire Marshal Warns Saskatoon Hospital About Putting Patients In Hallways
    SASKATOON — The fire marshal in Saskatoon has told St. Paul's Hospital to move patients and equipment out of hallways or face fines.

    Fire Marshal Warns Saskatoon Hospital About Putting Patients In Hallways