Category: News

Insurance claims due to auto theft have skyrocketed in the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario over the past few years, new data from the Insurance Bureau of Canada (ICB) shows.

Greater Vancouver’s real estate board says the number of homes that changed hands in May fell 19.9 per cent from the previous year as more new properties continued to hit the market.

Saskatoon police have charged two men in relation to a fatal stabbing outside the Esso gas station on 22nd Street on Monday.

After four more people suffered suspect overdose-related deaths in the area, the community drug alert for Waterloo Region has been extended.

The union representing more than 11,000 TTC workers has agreed to keep Wheel-Trans service up and running even if its members walk off the job on Friday.

The RCMP and other Canadian security agencies do not have the capacity or capability to effectively police cybercrime, according to a new report from Canada’s auditor general — a concerning problem it says in the face of increasingly frequent and devastating blows.

Multiple Tsawwassen homes or vehicles may have been targeted in an overnight crime spree, Delta police are warning residents.

A preliminary report calls for major upgrades to Winnipeg’s Kenaston Boulevard between Taylor Avenue and Ness Avenue, with a price tag of $586.1 million.

The City of Winnipeg is set to put money into the Arlington Street Bridge even though it remains closed to traffic.

A new public opinion poll shows the majority of Calgarians aren’t happy with recent decisions from city hall.