Businesses in Vancouver’s Gastown say they are losing out on millions of dollars of revenue due to ongoing construction. The City of Vancouver began work in Gastown roughly two months

Goodbye Alberta Health Services — hello Alberta Hospital Services. On Tuesday, legislation was tabled to set up the restructuring of Alberta’s health-care system and those on the frontlines are anxious

The Winnipeg Humane Society (WHS) went from having 29 dogs to nearly 100 overnight, after a major animal seizure from a Winnipeg home. Early Wednesday morning, Winnipeg police called animal

The British Columbia government and social media giants have made what they call a "historic collaboration" for youth safety online. A joint statement from Premier David Eby and

With a lot of construction in Kelowna comes a lot of noise. Wanda Wall lives in a building on the corner of Benvoulin and Springfield Roads and is surrounded by

Saskatoon police issued 248 tickets during its Selective Traffic Enforcement Program on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. The two-day program took place at several places around Saskatoon, focused on catching

Billionaire businessman and real estate mogul Frank McCourt said he’s putting together a consortium to purchase TikTok’s U.S. business, adding to the number of investors hoping to benefit from

The increasing rate of natural disasters like wildfires, frigid cold and hurricanes is leaving many Canadians and their insurers forking out billions of dollars, according to a new study from

A U.S. intelligence agency wanted to meet with Transport Canada's "lead" on UFOs amid heightened interest and headline-grabbing news about the Pentagon's UFO research efforts and congressional hearings in

Cait Alexander, an advocate and survivor of sexual assault, flew from Los Angeles to Toronto to watch a debate on Tuesday inside the Ontario legislature. Motivated by a burning desire