In February, when Brianna MacDonald was rushed to hospital because of a suspected overdose, her parents said they begged Surrey Memorial to keep her in the youth psychiatric ward because of her mental health and addiction issues.
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B.C. family doctors press parties for plans to address crisis ahead of election
More than 700,000 British Columbians don’t have a family doctor and two physicians’ groups want to know how the province’s political parties plan to address the crisis.
Pedestrian seriously injured after collision with vehicle in Ville-Marie
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in the Ville-Marie borough, according to Montreal police (SPVM).
Woman in serious condition after being struck by car in Brampton
A woman is in serious condition after being struck by a car in Brampton Wednesday night.
Police documents detail allegations against Toronto detective accused of sexually assaulting subordinates
A Toronto police detective facing sexual assault charges is alleged to have touched subordinates inappropriately on several occasions and, in some instances, taken pictures of them while on the toilet.
Freedom’s Door expands recovery programs in Kelowna, B.C.
Behind the blue door on Kelowna’s Centennial Crescent is a second chance. It’s where hundreds of men have made the choice to join the addiction recovery program.
Milk River Emergency Department temporarily closed Thursday
Milk River Emergency Department will be temporarily closed Thursday – but this time it’s not because of a doctor shortage.
Three arrested in Saskatoon following mailbox and identity thefts
Three people have been arrested in connection with a series of mailbox thefts, fraud, and identity thefts in Saskatoon.
Lethbridge students struggling to find jobs through the school year
Thousands of students at the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge Polytechnic are back in Lethbridge for the school year.
RCMP investigation into Lytton, B.C., wildfire finds no criminality, no definitive cause
The RCMP has concluded its criminal investigation into the “devastating and fatal fire” that tore through the Village of Lytton and surrounding Indigenous communities more than three years ago.