Author: maitken

Katherine Summers and Jamie Crosbie were among the thousands of people in southwestern Ontario to watch Monday’s solar eclipse. But they got a much different view. Instead of standing on the ground and looking up, they got into a plane at Brantford Municipal Airport and experienced it from the sky. “The eclipse was amazing to […]

Vancouver’s fire department is on track to become the first in North America to provide gear that’s free of cancer-causing chemicals, after securing more than $2.8 million in municipal funds.

After a year of studying and projects, it’s nearly summer break for Lethbridge’s post-secondary students. But between now and then, students will have to write their final exams.

A Delta, B.C., man is facing more than a dozen charges connected to firearms and weapons-related offences, the Canada Border Services Agency says.

A transit bus is now travelling its route around Chatham while providing a visual highlight of the community’s history.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the main parts of an appeal from a Calgary man who killed his wife in 2020, but substituted his second-degree murder conviction for the lesser offence of manslaughter.

Water usage restrictions will take effect across Metro Vancouver next month as the region’s snowpack remains near half the historical average for the season.

The Alberta government is investing millions of dollars in an effort to support high school students as they pursue their career goals,