Trick-or-treat

It's kind of a bummer that Oct. 31, 2022 falls on a Monday. It's hard to get your scare on knowing you have to go back to work and the kids have school the ...

The general rule of thumb is it’s OK to stay out until 9 p.m. with 27% done making the rounds by 8 p.m. and 37% done by 9 p.m. It’s kind of a bummer that Oct. 31, 2022 falls on a Monday. There is some consensus on the best time to make the Halloween rounds.

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It's officially "the day." Kids all across the world are getting their costumes ready and daydreaming about th...

Lastly, no everyone will be trick or treating or staying home tonight, so if you have to drive somewhere – just assume kids will be around.Audio Player Make sure your yard is clean so no one trips, if you are using real candles for decorations make sure they are far away from those long flowing costumes that trick or treaters may have, and if you have a pup at home – tonight may be a good night to have them stay in another room away from the front door.Audio Player The OPP want to make sure that tonight is all about the joy, and in order for that to happen, you need to keep safety a priority.Audio Player

The Oilers finished up their October schedule with a victory over the Calgary Flames on Saturday night. They're 6-3-0, sit second in the Pacific Division, ...

Who’s been the biggest treat on the Oilers? I don’t think he’s been bad and I actually think my Real Life Podcast co-host Jay Downton put it perfectly today on our show saying “it’s a good .888 save percentage”. Without the contributions from those three, the Oilers definitely wouldn’t be 6-3 here on Halloween. The team seems to now view him as a top-six winger, which is where he should be playing, and he’s locked into a regular spot on one of the best powerplay units in the league. Right now, he’s on pace for 45 goals and 55 assists. For the Oilers, has anyone been a bigger treat than Ryan Nugent-Hopkins?

Here's a look at what trick-or-treaters can expect weather-wise in the Toronto area Monday evening.

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It's officially spooky time and the weather is setting a gloomy tone. Although it is cloudy and generally wet outside, it looks like the Northern Kentucky ...

Leading into the evening, there is a 30% chance before 10 p.m. The temperature highs for today are expected to reach the mid-60s and lows in the low-50s. If it does rain, it will likely be a light rain as the precipitation amounts are expected to be less than a 10th of an inch.

Several sources have confirmed the earliest printed citations of Halloween's most popular phrase came from The Sault Daily Star in 1917.

“The idea of Halloween was rapidly changing from 1890 up until the 1910s,” she says. It should be a story and it should be in the newspapers. “It’ll be something to watch as trends continue to evolve over the next century “I can’t guarantee the origin will stand for all time. “With social media, it’s a little easier nowadays to find the exact dates of word origins,” he says. “We had no idea it was printed earlier than the 1920s, and we certainly had no idea it was in Ontario,” he says.

Cable TV and internet provider Cogeco will have patrols in neighbourhoods around Niagara on Halloween night, with the goal of improving safety for ...

Cogeco staff will be patrolling local neighbourhoods in their branded vehicles where children are trick-or-treating. “We’re proud to assist our local police services by having our team provide additional eyes on the streets and help protect our children,” he said. Staff will be out in company vehicles on Halloween night to help keep kids safe

Several sources have confirmed the earliest printed citations of Halloween's most popular phrase came from The Sault Daily Star newspaper in 1917.

“The idea of Halloween was rapidly changing from 1890 up until the 1910s,” she says. It should be a story and it should be in the newspapers. “It’ll be something to watch as trends continue to evolve over the next century." “With social media, it’s a little easier nowadays to find the exact dates of word origins,” he says. “I can’t guarantee the origin will stand for all time. “We had no idea it was printed earlier than the 1920s, and we certainly had no idea it was in Ontario,” he says.

With today being Halloween I am taking a look at a few things that could be either “Tricks” to “Treats” for the Edmonton Oilers.

The fact that we haven’t blamed a loss on a goalie yet is something that we haven’t been able to do in quite a few years. As an Edmonton Oilers fan I hope they all become “treats” and the Oilers have a fantastic season. In the losses the Oilers team in front of them were mostly to blame for the loses not the goalies. Which is something the Edmonton Oilers coaching staff love to see and will continue to see from them. The Edmonton Oilers goalies have both won 66% of the games that they have started. There has been some blimps in their games, more so for Campbell, but the blimps still mostly ended up in wins. Right now the way that line is playing I don’t see either of those players going anywhere. The next closest players in the league have 7 goals, there is 6 players at that mark. Just take a look at the note above and there is no wonder why Nuge is having more success this season. Maybe this in the new Connor McDavid, a McDavid that can score goals at what seems like will. Right now he should be considered as both as he is currently leading the league in points and goals. He is already almost halfway to that number and it has only been 9 games.

OPP offers these tips for trick or treaters and their families. Police advise you to carry a flashlight and choose a costume with bright colours and reflective ...

The Regina Police Service (RPS) offered some safety tips for those looking to take to the streets and trick-or-treat this Halloween night.

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Last Updated Oct 31, 2022, 10:10AM EDT. Parents may want to have their kids don waterproof costumes this evening with soggy weather expected throughout the day, ...

Cable TV and internet provider Cogeco will have patrols in neighbourhoods around Niagara on Halloween night, with the goal of improving safety for ...

“We’re proud to assist our local police services by having our team provide additional eyes on the streets and help protect our children,” he said. “We want to make Halloween a fun and safe evening for the children, as well as parents, guardians and caregivers.” Cogeco staff will be patrolling local neighbourhoods in their branded vehicles where children are trick-or-treating.