Year: 2024

In the wake of Premier François Legault’s comments that losing a third referendum on independence would be ‘the worst thing that could happen,’ Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is asking him ‘to do no harm’ and not to ‘contaminate everyone with unhealthy defeatism.’

Montreal public health officials are giving an update on the extreme heat and measures to help people stay safe.

A major British Columbia shipbuilding company, which builds and services vessels for the Royal Canadian Navy, has been fined more than $700,000 after a worker suffered carbon monoxide poisoning at the company’s Victoria shipyard.

A North Battleford fire investigator discovered human remains inside a home that was destroyed in a fire on Saturday.

Recent precipitation has helped drop the wildfire risk in the Calgary forest area to low.

Police say an arrest has been made in connection with the attempted stabbing of a man who confronted a suspect who was driving dangerously in Scarborough over the weekend.

The clock is ticking for families looking to take advantage of the interim Canada Dental Benefit (CDB). The second and final application period closes on June 30, offering up to $650 per child for essential dental care expenses for up to two years.

Officials say a ‘catastrophic failure’ on a pipeline in Montana, near the Carway, Alta., border crossing, is expected to impact Alberta’s Milk River over the next several days.

LCBO employees will be in a legal strike position on July 5, according to its union.