Month: June 2024

An intersection in west Edmonton has some drivers clutching at the wheel as they commute in and out of the city.

A Prince George man faces multiple charges after the theft of a Wonderbread truck in Grande Prairie on June 6.

Crews fighting a fire at a trailer park in Malakwa, B.C., thought they’d doused a blaze that claimed a trailer. It flared up the next morning, claiming for more structures.

When it comes to public transit in Montreal, the snake has been biting its own tail since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, a McGill University study found. The study found that money is needed and quickly to maintain and improve bus routes in the city.

When catastrophic floods severed a bridge and washed away or closed highways in southern British Columbia, Mitchell Dyck and other patients needing regular life-saving dialysis had to be flown to hospital by helicopter.

Chatham-Kent’s rich farming history will be recognized later this year, with the Kent Agricultural Hall of Fame announcing its 2024 nominees. In 1988, the hall of fame was created to honour those that demonstrated “unselfish achievement within the realm of agriculture and service to the rural community.” According to a recent media release, the nominees […]

The chief of the defence staff has said our military is not ready. As he prepares to say goodbye, we’ll get his candid assessment on the state of the Canadian Armed Forces.

A hub for boys, men, fathers and families is hoping more is done to change the culture and encourage boys and men to be good fathers.

Toronto police say two gunshot victims walked into a hospital just before midnight on Saturday. Around the same time, police were called to a shooting report but found no victims.

Young and old were jacking threes, driving the lane and practicing the fundamentals at the new-look Park Saint-Laurent in Montreal North on Saturday as a local NBA star watched.