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Two Saskatoon business leaders are appearing before the city’s police board on Thursday to address their growing concerns about crime and community safety.

Striking employees at three Greater Victoria liquor stores will be returning to work after six weeks on the picket line, the union representing the workers announced Sunday.

As Canadians continue to struggle with the extremely high cost of buying a home in some of the country’s major urban centres, a new global report is underscoring just how expensive some of those markets are.

With July 1 moving day coming, homeless shelters in Montreal are having to turn people away from their doors as demand is ‘on steroids’ in 2024.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday pledged America’s full support in backing Ukraine and global efforts to achieve “a just and lasting peace” in the face of Russia’s invasion, representing the United States at an international gathering on the war and meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss his country’s vision for ending it.

Alberta Health Services has lifted the water quality advisory for Lake Summerside in south Edmonton.

While some fathers can afford to spend thousands of dollars to have a lawyer represent their interests, it’s a different story for fathers who are poor or new to the country and unfamiliar with the workings of the Quebec legal system.

Thieves managed to steal two large, portable ice baths from a CrossFit gym on Vancouver Island this week, according to local Mounties.

With summer soon to be in full swing and many hot and sunny days expected, experts are emphasizing the need to protect yourself from the rays, which could lead to melanoma.

The chair of the Edmonton Police Commission said it’s “critical” the commission repairs its relationship with city council.