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A Brampton resident is one of the two people facing dozens of human trafficking charges following a 10-month-long investigation that started in eastern Ontario.

Cases of whooping cough are surging in Quebec, and the number of cases during the current outbreak is much higher than the few hundred seen in the average year.

Ontario has been directed to withdraw and destroy all remaining supplies of last year’s COVID-19 vaccines while it awaits delivery of an updated shot, which is only expected to arrive in October, the health ministry confirms.

Much of southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg, is under a special air quality statement due to wildfire smoke from Saskatchewan.

The City of Calgary has moved ahead with a plan to demolish three downtown buildings to make way for some much-needed affordable housing.

Crews are still working 24 hours a day to repair issues along Calgary’s Bearspaw feeder main and, after consistently pushing past the limit on water use for day, officials moved the mark.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford ruled out calling an early election this year, but left the door open on Tuesday to calling one in 2025.

A Vancouver man is questioning the findings from a Burnaby refinery’s investigation, and wondering why a third-party didn’t do the probe.

A longstanding leader in Montreal’s Black community, Dr. Clarence Bayne, has died at 91.