Category: News

A Saskatchewan company has been fined $60,000 for illegally importing and possessing taxidermized animals that are considered protected wildlife, such as baboons, a giraffe and hippo.

Quebec is providing $2.4 million over four years to the Juripop legal clinic, to enable it to accompany and support employees who are victims of psychological harassment or sexual violence in the workplace.

New local and provincial rules are pushing for more housing density in Vancouver, including in the city’s upscale Shaughnessy neighbourhood.

As one TTC streetcar service will be out of service later this month, another is set to resume ahead of schedule. The 512 St. Clair streetcars will return to service on June 23, the TTC announced on Friday.

In the face of pervasive auto theft in Toronto, some residents are looking to retractable bollards to stand between their vehicle and potential thieves.

Toronto police say a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman he followed into a public washroom at a library in the city has been arrested.

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales rose 1.1 per cent to $70.8 billion in April, helped by gains in sales of transportation equipment, primary metals and chemical products.

A Vancouver couple suffered “considerable anxiety” after a crane at a neighbouring construction site was repeatedly left dangling over their property, according to a lawsuit they filed against the developer.

Ontario is planning to open its newest provincial park to the public free of charge on Canada Day as work continues on forming a permanent vision for the site.

British Columbia Premier David Eby has found an ally in his claims of unequal funding from the federal government: Newfoundland and Labrador.