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Three men are facing charges after a traffic stop netted $70,000 worth of cocaine on Thursday.

A Winnipeg man is behind bars after a stolen motorcycle he was filling up with gas suddenly caught fire.

The British Columbia election campaign is set to officially start today, with Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin issuing the writ for the Oct. 19 vote.

Just two years ago, leading anti-abortion activists were euphoric as the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, thus ending the nationwide right to abortion. Now, with a presidential election fast approaching, their movement is disunited and worried. Within their own ranks, there is second-guessing and finger-pointing, plus trepidation that Election Day might…

A home has been transformed for the benefit of a B.C. neighbourhood, by a man who was transformed by the caring of his community.

Police in Grande Prairie are looking for the driver of a car that hit a teenaged pedestrian on Saturday.

Police have arrested 16 people who they allege stole more than $600,000 worth of “high-valued items” as part of a large-scale organized retail theft across the Greater Toronto Area.

Whooping cough is on track to reach a record number of cases in Ontario while infections climb in eastern provinces and decline in Quebec, but experts say trying to predict the course of the highly contagious disease has been especially difficult this year.

When Bernard Morissette got a call from Loto-Quebec on Sept. 18 and was asked if he was sitting down, he had no idea what was coming his way.

Michael Ford, Ontario’s minister of citizenship and multiculturalism, says he is taking a leave of absence from cabinet to prioritize his health.