A months-long pro-Palestinian encampment at Vancouver Island University has been dismantled following a court order.
Category: Canada
Wet weather helps fire fight in B.C.’s south, while the north remains warm and dry
Wet weather is helping firefighters in British Columbia tackle some of the wildfires burning in the south of the province.
Man who allegedly stole $17,000 worth of goods from Toronto store arrested
A man who allegedly stolen $17,000 worth of goods from a downtown Toronto store has been arrested, police say.
Crews battling out-of-control wildfire near Kitimat, B.C.
Firefighters in Kitimat, B.C., have been busy this weekend after a new wildfire sparked near a rifle range close to the northwestern town Saturday afternoon.
Children in need get backpacks full of increasingly costly back-to-school supplies
Operation Sac A Dos was in Montreal’s Rosemont neighbourhood handing out backpacks full of school supplies for families in need of a hand heading into the school year.
3 Toronto police officers hurt while helping with an eviction in city’s west end
A man is facing several charges after three officers were injured while assisting sheriffs with an eviction late week in Toronto’s west end, say police.
Hardy brings the thunder to the country in a Saturday night to remember in downtown Calgary
Saturday night at The Confluence, Hardy put the thunder in Country Thunder.
Ile Bizard residents facing reality of insurance and cleanup a week after tropical storm Debby
A week after rainfall from the remnants of tropical storm Debby devastated the region, Ile-Bizard residents are facing costly and frustrating cleanup realities.
City flags high E. coli levels at one Toronto beach
The city is advising caution at one of its beaches due to high E. coli levels in the water.
Lillooet ER closed until Tuesday
More B.C. hospitals had their emergency departments temporarily shut down Sunday due to staffing issues, including in Lillooet, where the ER will be closed for more than 48 hours.