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EMS say they responded to reports of a shooting across from the Drop-In Centre around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

The moment the writ was dropped for the Oct. 19 election, candidates all over B.C. began putting up campaign signs. By the following day, many of those signs had already been stolen or vandalized, and that’s continuing today.

Customers paid for tiny homes but are dealing with huge headaches after a Calgary company told them they are going out of business.

After years of pressure from community leaders, Edmonton city council is working on a bylaw to prohibit convenience stores from selling knives.

Toronto police say an officer has been shot while conducting an investigation midtown.

Allowing limited partnerships is key to why Alberta’s captives legislation has attracted 27 captives thus far in the province, delegates heard at the National Insurance Conference of Canada (NICC) in Vancouver last Monday. “In Alberta, uniquely in the world, the…The post Why captives are set up in Canada instead of the Caribbean appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Vancouver-area home sales dropped 3.8 per cent in September compared with the same month last year, while listings grew to put modest pressure on pricing, said Greater Vancouver Realtors on Wednesday.

Calgary’s mayor says she’s sent a letter to Alberta’s minister of mental health and addiction, telling him that the province – not the city – needs to decide the next steps for a supervised consumption site at the Sheldon M. Chumir Centre.

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The City of Selkirk has seen a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions over the last several years.