Month: June 2024

Due to the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal this weekend, there will be no major road closures due to construction, the transport ministry (MTQ) says.

The search and rescue team in Squamish, B.C., says helicopters, groundcrews, drones and avalanche dogs are involved in the search for three mountaineers missing for nearly a week.

A Calgary city councillor says a water crisis affecting one community is “very serious” and is calling on the generosity of Calgarians to help their neighbours.

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Trestle Creek Beach users should not swim or wade in the water until further notice, Alberta Health Services says.

American streaming companies are being unfairly targeted by a new Canadian fee that “disproportionately” serves interests north of the border, the United States is charging.

The start of Grand Prix festivities could get off to a turbulent start as Montreal is under a severe thunderstorm watch for the afternoon and evening hours.

A Winnipeg cyclist is in critical condition following a collision Thursday morning.

Friends and coworkers have identified 32-year-old Wataru Kakiuchi as the man stabbed to death Wednesday in Vancouver.

Police say that a suspected impaired driver was taken into custody after a crash involving a wrong-way vehicle on Highway 407 on Thursday morning.