Pierre Poilievre is ramping up his rhetoric over harm reduction, calling supervised consumption sites “drug dens.”
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Clients raise concerns over animal care at Calgary pet hospital
Calgary pet owner Julie Krivitsky is raising concerns about the care of her Siamese cat while at VCA Animal Emergency Centre in southeast Calgary.
‘I’ve done it’: 100-year-old Canadian veteran skydives for charity
After turning 100 years old In December, former paratrooper Ed Marshall decided it was time to take another leap to mark the milestone while raising money for the Hospital for Sick Children.
Union members approve new contract with Surete du Quebec
The 5,800 members of the union representing Quebec provincial police officers voted overwhelmingly in favour of the agreement in principle reached with the SQ.
Sask. man hopes discovery of rare archaeological site will contribute to land-based education
Archaeologists are studying a site north of Prince Albert to determine when people migrated to the area.
Surrey Sikh temple employee charged after sexually assaulting teen: RCMP
Mounties say a man has been charged in connection with a sexual assault investigation involving a teen at a temple in Surrey’s Newton area just over a year ago.
Ongoing LCBO strike a strain on Ontario wedding venues during peak season
Wedding venues in Ontario are hoping their alcohol stocks don’t run dry as a strike by the province’s liquor store workers enters its second week.
One of the year’s brightest meteor showers will dazzle Metro Vancouver skies – Vancouver Is Awesome
One of the year’s brightest meteor showers will dazzle Metro Vancouver skies Vancouver Is AwesomePerseid meteor shower returns to our skies this month to kick off summer ‘shooting star’ season Space.comEverything You Need to Know About Watching the Perseid Meteor Shower How-To Geek
Colleen Bready’s forecast: Relief from the heat
We’re in for one more day of extreme heat in southern Manitoba on Friday.
Vancouver ‘view cones’ adjusted to allow more housing, work space
Vancouver city council has voted in favour of updating – and in some cases removing – so-called “view cones,” which limit developments blocking mountains views.