The Ontario government says it no longer plan to introduce a new bottle deposit-return system for non-alcoholic beverages due to “significant costs” it would add for small business and families.
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Heat warning issued for much of the Southern Interior
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for much of the Southern Interior region with temperatures expected to soar on the weekend.The heat warning for the entire Okanagan Valley, Shuswap, Thompson, Nicola and Similkameen with temperatures predicted to reach the high 30s or low 40s Sunday w…
Young people looking for jobs are facing an uphill battle, according to Statistics Canada data
Many young people are struggling to find work, according to Statistics Canada.
Edmonton basketball coach accused of sexually assaulting teen girl at hotel
An Edmonton basketball coach has been charged with sexual assault, among other charges, after a teenage girl he was coaching reported that he’d assaulted her.
Bankrupt, depressed Kelowna fraudster wins full parole despite opposition
A Kelowna fraudster who stole hundreds of thousands of government dollars in the name of vulnerable Indigenous youth will be fully paroled by the middle of July.
Video shows person of interest in Metro Vancouver murder investigation: police
Homicide investigators have released a video showing a man who police say is a person of interest in the murder of an 18-year-old in Maple Ridge, B.C.
Montreal Liberal MP Anthony Housefather named to new antisemitism adviser role
Liberal MP Anthony Housefather says he is ‘looking forward to making a real difference’ as the government’s new special adviser on Jewish community relations and antisemitism.
Mounties seize cache of contraband cigarettes on Vancouver Island
Mounties seized 2,300 cartons of contraband cigarettes valued at more than $400,000 during a traffic stop on Vancouver Island last month.
Teen takes parents’ car to grab food, rear-ends another vehicle on Highway 401: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police allege a 14-year-old took their parents’ car to get food before crashing into another vehicle and then fleeing on foot when it caught fire.
Extended B.C. eviction timeline could mean buyer financing headaches, industry reps say
As the NDP government moves to protect tenants in B.C. from bad-faith evictions – some who work in the housing industry are pushing back.
