A youth is in hospital with serious injuries after what appears to be a drive-by-shooting in St. Albert on Monday morning.
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B.C. swimmer wins Canada’s first Paralympic gold medal in Paris
Nicholas Bennett won Canada’s first gold medal of the Paralympic Games on Monday.
Kidney Walk returns to Chatham with a new energy
The Kidney Walk is making a return to Chatham on Saturday and some women who have walked the walk are leading the way.
Road closures and congestion coming to Stanley Park this week, city says
Vancouver’s park board is warning drivers that traffic coming in and out of Stanley Park will get congested over the next week due to events taking place in the area.
Shelter-in-place issued for Cold Lake military base: RCMP
RCMP are searching for a person, believed to be armed, on the Cold Lake military base.
Labour Day rally photos: Hundreds gathered in downtown Ottawa
Hundreds of people gathered for the Labour Day rally which took place in downtown Ottawa Monday. Photos by Tony Caldwell.
Q&A: Scientist discusses the MESSENGER mission to Mercury – Phys.org
Q&A: Scientist discusses the MESSENGER mission to Mercury Phys.org
Fourth Mercury flyby begins BepiColombo’s new trajectory – Phys.org
Fourth Mercury flyby begins BepiColombo’s new trajectory Phys.org4th Mercury Flyby Begins BepiColombo’s New Trajectory ASDNews
New generation takes lead as Buxton homecoming turns 101
NORTH BUXTON – A new generation is taking the lead as the popular Buxton Homecoming Weekend enters its second century. This tiny hamlet, a terminus on the Underground Railroad for people escaping slavery in the U.S. to freedom in Canada, attracts descendants from across North America and many others Buxton National Historic Site and Museum […]
New Quebec culture course sparks concerns over cultural representation
A new course that replaced the ethics and religious culture program in elementary and high schools across the province has sparked concerns that not all Quebec cultural groups will be presented.