A female undercover officer is set to continue her testimony at a trial for two men charged with conspiracy to commit murder during the border blockade at Coutts, Alta.
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Apartment fire in downtown Vancouver displaces residents
Several people were displaced from their homes Tuesday night after a fire sparked in a downtown Vancouver apartment building.
Average wildfire danger in Calgary Forest Area now high, officials say
The risk of a wildfire in the Calgary Forest Area is now high, with some areas at very high or extreme risk of fire, officials say.
The Beer Store will be allowed to sell lottery tickets under new agreement
As the province plans to introduce alcohol sales to Ontario corner stores this summer, The Beer Store will be allowed to sell lottery tickets and other items under the new agreement.
RCMP officers draw rifles as incident unfolds in Kelowna’s Black Mountain neighbourhood
Police appear to have rifles drawn as an incident unfolds in Kelowna’s Black Mountain neighbourhood.Kelowna RCMP appear to be surrounding the area near Tanemura Crescent and Roth Avenue.A resident in the area reports RCMP are utilizing a drone.It appears police are focused on one particu…
Okanagan weather: After hot weekend, cooler week in forecast
A gradual cool-down is headed for the Okanagan weather forecast for the second week of June as a mix of sun and cloud settles in across the region.
Low water levels at St. Andrews Lock and Dam
The federal government is advising the public that water levels are low at the St. Andrews Lock and Dam.
Verdun business targeted by suspected arson again
A business on Wellington Street in Montreal’s Verdun borough was the victim of a suspected arson attack for the second time in less than a week.
Letters June 11, 2024: ‘Bring back nature to our green spaces. It saves money.’
Keep it natural Did you know that Canyon Meadows Boulevard found two endangered native bees on its site? Now it’s mowed. Did you know that the City of Calgary has over 1000 ha of green space beside major roadways? Wouldn’t it be great if we planted Indigenous plants and flowers, or better yet, If […]
RCMP official calls for debate on hate speech law after probe of controversial imam ends without charges
The RCMP is warning of a growing number of cases of public speech that could incite hatred and is asking whether it has the legal tools to counter the trend.