Month: June 2024

B.C.’s Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team helps evacuate animals across the Southern Interior during emergencies such as wildfires; they’re collecting hauler contacts.

Paul Maurice was interviewing candidates to fill an assistant role in 2016 and Kris Knoblauch was No. 16 on a list of 17 names vying for the job. Some eight years later, the two are matching wits in the Stanley Cup Final.

Britain’s Lewis Hamilton was fastest in the third and final practice session for Saturday’s Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix.

A teenager has been charged in relation to the fatal stabbing of a Forest Lawn teenager on Thursday.

One Calgary charitable organization has already stepped up to help in Bowness, where a major water main break took place Wednesday.

The District of Squamish is warning residents and visitors after a black bear charged and swatted at two people walking their dog Thursday afternoon.

Police have arrested and charged a Toronto man after a rock was thrown through the window of a downtown synagogue earlier this month.

Calgarians rose to the occasion and cut their water consumption Friday, but there’s still work to do, city officials said at a media briefing Saturday morning.

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that it’s exceeding its initial goal by offering 27 new permanent nurse practitioners (NP) in rural and remote areas.

On the busiest Friday night of the year, in the centre of the F1 Grand Prix action in downtown Montreal, the fully booked and busy Cafe Ferreira was told to kick customers off its terrasse and close it down.