City councillors in Wetaskiwin are looking to hire a third-party contractor to help them work together more effectively and address public backlash, as rumours continue to swirl in the central Alberta
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is speaking out publicly for the first time in days amid mounting pressure for accountability, after the federal government asked it to repay
Descrease article font size Increase article font size BC Ferries says potable water is being restored on two vessels after routine samples of the onboard drinking water were flagged. The
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Swiss media is reporting that the three people killed in an avalanche near Terrace on Sunday were Swiss nationals – a father
The Salvation Army is reeling after a significant vandalism spree at one of its Kelowna, B.C., locations over the weekend. “I was deeply saddened by the vandalism, by the crime,”
A return to winter weather is on the way for Saskatoon, as Environment and Climate Change Canada issues a yellow alert for areas east of Saskatoon, forecasting up to 10
A new tactic being deployed by RCMP officers in the Halifax area is creating some debate. Police said they’ve been piloting a new traffic enforcement strategy, in which officers disguise
A Calgary city councillor denies knowing why the RCMP seized his devices last week, but said he is cooperating fully with the investigation. Ward 10 Coun. Andre Chabot told reporters
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Prairie Harm Reduction says it has terminated the employment of its executive director, stating financial management “fell significant short of what was
A new poll finds there is growing support for a proposal to lower an Old Age Security (OAS) threshold for some Canadians in order to help reduce the federal government’s