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Vintage planes will be taking to the sky over a Manitoba community to celebrate a significant milestone for its airport.

The Manitoba government has announced an initial price tag for the development of a safe consumption site in Winnipeg.

With breaking set to make its Olympics debut at the 2024 Paris Games, the local breaking community hopes to see opportunities spin off to help the sport grow.

LCBO workers have now been on strike in Ontario for a full week and at least one group says it might be time for the government to consider allowing other retailers to sell alcohol.

Vancouver city council has voted in favour of updating – and in some cases removing – so-called “view cones,” which limit developments blocking mountains views.

Pierre Poilievre says NATO allies treated Prime Minister Justin Trudeau like a human piñata at the leaders’ summit this week — but he still won’t commit to the alliance’s spending goal.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says supervised consumption sites are just ‘drug dens’ and that he will close them if his party forms the next government. Poilievre visited a park near such a site in Montreal this morning and said he would close all locations near schools, playgrounds and ‘anywhere else that they endanger the public.’

Starting today, speed limits are now higher along a number of stretches of provincial highways, including Highway 401 and Highway 403.

A union representing 320 production workers, machinists and maintenance personnel for a boating manufacturing company in Richmond, B.C., say it has averted a work stoppage.

Alberta police say two men are facing charges in connection with the alleged theft of a large amount of cut cable and copper wire that was found in a trailer in Innisfail this week.