Close X
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
ADVT 
National

Woman Recovering From Serious Injuries After New Westminster Pit Bull Attack

The Canadian Press, 23 Jul, 2015 11:06 AM
    NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — A woman is being treated in a Metro Vancouver hospital for what are believed to be serious head and facial injuries after being mauled by a dog.
     
    Residents of a New Westminster, B.C., apartment building called police early Thursday morning about a barking dog and sounds of a fight in a neighbouring suite.
     
    Investigators say they found the injured woman when they arrived, along with a man who had also been bitten.
     
    The dog, possibly a pit bull, has been seized.
     
    The condition of the woman is not known and investigators are trying to determine who owns the dog and why it might have attacked.
     
    Two children are also believed to have been in the suite but police have not said who is now caring for the youngsters. (Global)
     
    Image: (Rafferty Baker/CBC)

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Police Shooting In Gaspe, Quebec Leaves Man Dead

    Police Shooting In Gaspe, Quebec Leaves Man Dead
    Quebec's public security minister has asked the Quebec City police force to investigate a fatal shooting involving provincial police in the Gaspe region.

    Police Shooting In Gaspe, Quebec Leaves Man Dead

    Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau Says No To Coalition Idea With New Democrats

    WINNIPEG — Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is rejecting any idea of a formal coalition with the NDP.

    Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau Says No To Coalition Idea With New Democrats

    Judge Orders New Mental Health Assessment For Man In Via Terror Case

    Judge Orders New Mental Health Assessment For Man In Via Terror Case
    Justice Michael Code ordered a fresh 30-day assessment for Chiheb Esseghaier under Ontario's Mental Health Act on Friday, in what he has called a very complicated matter.

    Judge Orders New Mental Health Assessment For Man In Via Terror Case

    Newfoundland Professor Stable After Multiple Stabbings At California Home

    ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Police say a 52-year-old Newfoundland man is in stable condition after suffering injuries in a stabbing incident at his sister's home in California that resulted in the deaths of his brother-in-law and nephew.

    Newfoundland Professor Stable After Multiple Stabbings At California Home

    Anti-Terror Bill Not In Keeping With Canada's International Obligations: UN

    Anti-Terror Bill Not In Keeping With Canada's International Obligations: UN
    OTTAWA — The United Nations Human Rights Committee is raising concerns about Canada's new anti-terror legislation, saying it could run afoul of the international covenant on civil and political rights.

    Anti-Terror Bill Not In Keeping With Canada's International Obligations: UN

    Iringa, Former Toronto Zoo Elephant, Dies In California Sanctuary

    Iringa, Former Toronto Zoo Elephant, Dies In California Sanctuary
    The Performing Animals Welfare Society sanctuary in San Andreas, Calif., said the 46-year-old Iringa was humanely euthanized Wednesday following a history of degenerative joint and foot disease.

    Iringa, Former Toronto Zoo Elephant, Dies In California Sanctuary