Descrease article font size Increase article font size A swim advisory is in place for a Shuswap beach due to E. coli bacteria found in the water. The Columbia Shuswap

Katrina Goulo didn’t expect to bring gardening tools to her dad’s grave at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery  on Father’s Day. She and her mother spent hours clearing her father’s resting place of

It happened nearly a decade ago but for Andrew Stones the memory of being struck by a seaplane on the Sunshine Coast is still fresh in his mind. The Sechelt

Nova Scotia has installed fewer than 10 per cent of the 200 self-contained, fibreglass shelters it promised to set up for the province’s growing number of homeless residents more than

For some, living on the moon is an idea that is truly out of this world. But for others, it’s a concept edging closer to reality. “We are one of

Calgary officials are looking to explore other ways to move water from the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant to get around the catastrophic feeder main break that has crippled the city’s

Montrealers spent an afternoon playing anything from basketball to pickleball to emphasize the importance of youth sports. Every year, the Montreal Community Cares Foundation (MCCF) hosts a day of play

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission represented a national reckoning — an examination of the decades-long systematic attempt to destroy Indigenous cultures and force assimilation by removing children from their homes

The months-long repair work in Vancouver’s Gastown has been completed a few weeks ahead of the car-free pilot for the area. The City of Vancouver said repair work in Maple

TORONTO – Daulton Varsho’s grand slam in the fifth inning powered the Toronto Blue Jays past the Cleveland Guardians 7-6 on Sunday. Ernie Clement had a two-run homer in the