Montreal’s Trudeau International Airport is considering changing when planes can land and take off by allowing flights until 1 a.m. Public consultations on the idea just wrapped and some of those living near the airport have started a petition opposed to the idea.
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Teenager rescued from drowning at Vancouver Island lake
A teenager was taken to hospital after being rescued from Langford Lake on Saturday, according to authorities.
‘Community, business hotspot’: Gastown repairs finished ahead of pedestrian pilot
The City of Vancouver said repair work in Maple Tree Square has been finished, fixing damaged brick pavers and roads.
‘Feeling confident and having fun’: Knoblauch on Game 4 win, going on the road again and Kane’s status
Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch talked to reporters Sunday morning after his team’s impressive 8-1 win over the Florida Panthers in Game 4 at Rogers Place Saturday night.
Two teenage girls, 13 and 17, charged for allegedly using bear spray in Saskatoon robbery
Two teenage girls, 13 and 17, are facing charges in connection with a robbery of a 33rd Street business on Thursday night.
‘Driving like idiots’: West-end intersection bane of Highway 16A commuters
An intersection in west Edmonton has some drivers clutching at the wheel as they commute in and out of the city.
Stolen Wonderbread truck lands Prince George man in police custody in Grande Prairie
A Prince George man faces multiple charges after the theft of a Wonderbread truck in Grande Prairie on June 6.
Fire destroys five structures at trailer park in Malakwa, B.C.
Crews fighting a fire at a trailer park in Malakwa, B.C., thought they’d doused a blaze that claimed a trailer. It flared up the next morning, claiming for more structures.
McGill study finds urgent need to fund Montreal bus network
When it comes to public transit in Montreal, the snake has been biting its own tail since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, a McGill University study found. The study found that money is needed and quickly to maintain and improve bus routes in the city.
Climate disasters require emergency plans for dialysis patients, experts say
When catastrophic floods severed a bridge and washed away or closed highways in southern British Columbia, Mitchell Dyck and other patients needing regular life-saving dialysis had to be flown to hospital by helicopter.
