Month: June 2024

A coalition of drug user advocacy groups is taking the federal government to court, claiming the decision to recriminalize public drug possession in British Columbia puts users at increased risk of death.

Experience a one-night-only, multi-course feast by Chef Andrea Carlson, featuring the best wild foods and flavours from BC, while supporting the Slow Food movement’s impactful work.

Police say first responders pulled the body of a 59-year-old man from the water off Newfoundland’s Bonavista Peninsula on Tuesday, after he didn’t return home from a fishing trip.

The Bank of Canada’s deliberations from its rate cut on June 5 show anxiety within the governing council about lower borrowing costs leading to an ‘overheated housing market.’

Toronto police have launched an aggravated assault investigation and released an image of a suspect allegedly involved in a fight that sent two people to hospital earlier this month.

Calgarians may be facing challenges keeping their gardens in bloom amid the city’s ongoing water main repairs, but there are some new flowers in Sunnyside that will never need watering.

Saturday night wrestling in Kensington worked so well last fall that the grapplers are returning for a follow-up summer solstice card this weekend in both Calgary and Okotoks.

The new buffers would see encampments not allowed within 150 metres of any elementary school and within 100 metres of any private residential property or sports fields.