Month: September 2024

The City of Winnipeg is moving toward a new and improved 911 system, but a plan to pay for it has hit a snag.

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Toronto police have charged an 18-year-old man who allegedly sent explicit photos to a minor he was communicating with online.

There is less and less space on the lawn for the dozens upon dozens of bright white crosses. The grass between the fire station and the sidewalks on a downtown corner in Sudbury, Ont., is crowded with markers bearing the names of people lost to the opioid overdose crisis.

Thanks to a generous donation, the Montreal Children’s Hospital will now be able to double the number of cancer trials it offers to young patients.

British Columbia’s police oversight agency says there are no grounds for criminal charges against four Mounties after a man’s arm was broken during an arrest on Vancouver Island.

New federal legislation introduced Wednesday aims to give the fire-ravaged Rocky Mountain town of Jasper, Alta., full authority over local land planning and development rather than Parks Canada.

A popular environmental hot spot for residents in the city’s northeast is at the centre of a major overhaul.

Calgary’s water restrictions should be lifted in the next three or four days, officials say.

British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix says minimum nurse-to-patient ratios meant to improve care and strengthen the health-care system have now been established for most hospital settings.