A fruit-packing plant in the Central Okanagan that’s been fined in the past for violating waste discharge regulations is apparently applying for a permit to legally dump wastewater into a
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The man who was convicted of murdering a University of Victoria student in 1987 has been granted day parole. In January 1987,
A spokesperson from Toronto Hydro says 2,500 people were left without power in Scarborough Saturday morning after a pole fire. Residents in the area of Ellesmere Road south to Kingston
A pedestrian was killed in North Vancouver’s Lower Lonsdale neighbourhood Saturday morning. A heavy police presence was seen at a road closure at Forbes Avenue and a large tent was
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The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) needs to be ready to “fight for its freedom of action in cyberspace” amidst a “transformational” change in information technology, a newly released internal document
Technology that tracks your location at work and the time you’re spending in the bathroom. A program that takes random screenshots of your laptop screen. A monitoring system that detects
Sgt. Phil Power is grateful that he was in the right place at the right time. Power, a Halifax Regional Police officer, was attending a work meeting at the Mic
As Canada grapples with a housing crisis, manufacturers and developers of pre-fabricated (prefab) housing are seeing a surge in demand, but say they don’t have the capacity to meet those