Month: September 2024

Seaplane operator Harbour Air says it is cancelling one of its routes between Vancouver and Vancouver Island, and temporarily suspending some flights to the Sunshine Coast, due to decreasing ticket sales.

British Columbia’s premier says the province will end the consumer carbon tax if the federal government removes the legal requirement to have one.

Amid a struggle to attract new growth to rural Manitoba, some communities are finding creative ways to sell Manitobans on small-town living.

As Saskatchewan is facing a shortage of veterinarians, owners of exotic pets are in a particularly tricky situation if their animal needs care.

The Montreal Canadiens made room for their young defensive talent this summer by moving two established players.

“We’re not walking away from this relationship because we have a vested interest in that organization being representative of the community.”

The Toronto Film Festival says it has been forced to pause the screenings of a documentary about Russian soldiers this weekend, citing “significant threats to festival operations and public safety.”

As the saying goes, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and one retired couple is taking that to the next level by transforming what would have gone into the garbage into bags of all kinds.

The documents show how David Vigneault and his staff responded to The Canadian Press report published on Nov. 30, in which CSIS officers made allegations of rape, bullying and harassment in the service’s B.C. physical surveillance office.

The TTC says the service providing free Wi-Fi in subway stations will be terminated by the end of this year.