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Family medicine schools across the country are facing a shortage of students, according to a recent report. The study, conducted by the Association of Faculties […]

Judge freezes order to kill B.C. ostrich herd over avian flu pending further review  CityNews VancouverB.C. ostrich farm gets stay of execution for birds ordered killed due to avian flu fears  CBC.caJudge grants temporary reprieve to hundreds of B.C. ostriches facing avian flu cull  CTV NewsAs Canada rushes to curb bird flu, B.C. farmers decry cull order for 400 ostriches  The Globe and Mail’We’ve won the first step’: B.C. ostrich farmers say court decision is first phase in larger fight against mass culls  Castanet.net

Jasper has prepared land to house the 600 residents who lost their homes to fire. The province isn’t building because it says there’s not enough space, but Parks Canada disagrees.

Another section of a Chatham apartment complex severely damaged by fire last summer, displacing more than 100 residents, is set to reopen soon to allow more tenants to return to their homes.

Saskatchewan hospitals are facing over capacity issues on a weekly basis. But some of the problems could come from non-emergencies waiting to be seen.

Both the Temagami and Temiskaming OPP responded to the traffic complaint involving the truck on Highway 11N

The Confederation Line between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations will not launch until 11 a.m. that day.