Month: April 2024

One person has died after the driver of a vehicle and a motorcyclist collided on Sunday afternoon in Brampton.

A major fire at a church in Hudson, Que. has caused major damage to the St. James Anglican Church that was built in 1842.

A new film opened over the weekend at the Telus World of Science Edmonton, inviting viewers for an inside look at the human body.

Eight years to the day after British Columbia declared a public health emergency, Premier David Eby says the toxic drug crisis has had a “catastrophic impact” on families and communities.

Police are investigating after an SUV crashed into a residential complex in northeast Edmonton Sunday morning.

Police in Abbotsford will be regularly attending bars and restaurants in the city in order to try to prevent public violence associated with B.C.’s gang conflict, according to the department.

A man in his 60s is dead after his vehicle left the road and struck a large granite boulder east of Toronto on Saturday.

Buffalo got off to a hot start Saturday night and there was no catching up as the Bandits defeated the Roughnecks 14-7 in Calgary’s final road game of the season.

Winnipeg police were called to a fight involving a group of people on St. James Street around 12:10 a.m. Sunday. One man was stabbed during the altercation.

A number of OC Transpo bus operators were among a list of honourees at the annual Transecure awards Sunday. Operator Kirk Joseph was recognized for his quick action when faced with a youngster choking on a piece of candy. The child’s parent was unable clear their airway, so Joseph performed the Heimlich manoeuver at the edge […]