B.C. grand chief walks back Northern Gateway pipeline support, apologizes for ‘confusion’
The president of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs has walked back comments he made earlier this week suggesting he supported reviving the Northern Gateway pipeline project.
Video captures cheeky cat delighting passengers on recent flight
Benjamin Moffitt was on a flight on Jan. 3 from Vancouver to Toronto when, in mid-take-off, a cat came running down the aisle, surprising everyone.
Government announcements sped up as Ford says ‘stay tuned’ for early election
Asked by reporters on Wednesday if Ontarians should expect to see an election campaign begin next week, Ford answered, 'Stay tuned.' ...
Government cuts $500K in funding to Inclusion Alberta disability organization
Inclusion Alberta CEO Trish Bowman said she's deeply concerned with what appears to be a trend of government funding cuts to disability organizations.
Looking to rent in Edmonton? Don’t fall for this scam property, police warn
Edmonton police say the rental scam involving the house at 7516 147 Ave. in the Kilkenny neighbourhood has defrauded multiple would-be renters of almost $11,000.
‘Mom, where is uncle?’: Saskatoon’s first homicide of 2025 leaves family shaken
Twenty-three-year-old Alfred Okyere was found by police at a business on the corner of Millar Avenue and 71st Street Monday ...
Contract bargaining begins for B.C. public sector unions
Contract talks between the British Columbia government's unionized public sector workers start Wednesday with a union leader forecasting a difficult round of bargaining.
Springbank teacher charged with sex offences against student
Alberta RCMP say a teacher from Sprinbank high school has been charged with sex-related offences against a female student and ...
PowerSchool data breach hit nearly 1.5M past, present Toronto students
The PowerSchool data breach has impacted school boards across North America, with Canada's largest saying about 1.49 million students dating back to 1985 were impacted.
Emergency Preparedness Minister Harjit Sajjan says he won’t run in next election
Minister Harjit Sajjan says his name will not be on the ballot when the next election is held, though he says he will remain a dedicated member of the Liberal party.
Smith ‘understands’ need for unity to combat Trump tariffs, Ford says
The premiers met virtually with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday morning to talk about Donald Trump's early moves as U.S. president and the looming threat of tariffs.
‘Remain clear’: Evacuation order issued in Dartmouth over chemical spill
An evacuation order has been in Dartmouth, N.S., over a chemical spill at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography, impacting the area near the MacKay Bridge.