One of the major planks of the new federal housing program is a new initiative dubbed “Canada Builds,” directly inspired by the B.C. government’s BC Buids program.
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THE BREAKDOWN: Senators head into a long off-season with victory over Bruins
The Senators closed out what’s been an awful year on a positive note with a 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night at the TD Garden.
Suspicious package delivered to Queen’s Park determined to be gravy: police
A suspicious package delivered to Queen’s Park on Thursday was determined to be a package of powdered gravy, police say.
Eco-friendly practices earn Airdrie family $50K
After eight months of reducing their greenhouse gas emissions and embracing sustainable living practices, an Airdrie family has won $50,000.
Outdated cancer screening guidelines jeopardizing early detection, doctors say
A group of doctors say Canadian cancer screening guidelines set by a national task force are out-of-date and putting people at risk because their cancers aren’t detected early enough.
Aerial support unit helps track down suspect in Regina stolen vehicle case
Regina police officers arrested and charged a man following a report of a stolen vehicle. The man was located with the help of the aerial support unit.
Kelowna to host Canadian Country Music Association awards for first time
Dust off your cowboy hat. The Canadian Country Music Association is bringing its premiere event to Kelowna.The city has been tapped to host the CCMA awards next year. Country Music Week will come to the Okanagan in September 2025.This is the first time Kelowna has been chosen for the “…
Josh Classen’s forecast: Cool spell settles in
Windy and cloudy this afternoon in the Edmonton area with a chance of some wet snow this evening and overnight.
Rappers are the coolest musicians on the planet, so why do their feuds feel so lame?
From Jay-Z and Nas to Kendrick and Drake, beef between rappers has been a genre mainstay. But why does the latest feud feel so lame?
Toronto cyclist Vlad Zotov remembered with memorial ride, ghost bike installation
Hundreds of cyclists came together Monday evening to remember a well-known and long-time member of Toronto’s cycling community.
