B.C. allows Mount Polley tailings dam to go higher
The B.C. government is allowing the height of the Mount Polley tailings dam to be raised, a decade after a…
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McBarge’s watery grave renews concerns about derelict vessels in B.C.
The McBarge, then known as the ‘Friendship 500,’ served as a floating restaurant during Expo 86. It now sits half-submerged…
Edmonton pathologist sanctioned for comments made during COVID-19 pandemic
The doctor has been ordered to take a course on influence and advocacy and pay $5,000 to cover hearing costs.
SHA issues measles exposure warning in Saskatoon and North Battleford
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning the public about potential measles exposure in Saskatoon and North Battleford after the…
New boundary review options to be presented at upcoming UGDSB meeting
More boundary options for Guelph’s new high school will be tabled in April. It will include seven previous options and…
Deadly, drug-resistant fungus spreading at ‘alarming rate,’ CDC warns
A fungal superbug is spreading through hospitals and nursing homes at an ‘alarming rate,’ with the CDC recently calling it…
Robertson hat trick leads Stars to 4-3 win over Oilers
Jason Robertson scored a second-period natural hat trick as the Dallas Stars beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Wednesday for…
U.S. attendees’ fear of travel threatens attendance at B.C. trans history conference
The chair of transgender studies at UVic is worried about attendance at this year’s Moving Trans History Forward conference, with…
Who are the Lethbridge candidates running in the federal election?
The 2025 Canadian federal election is just over a month away, with candidates in Lethbridge presenting themselves as the best…
First hemp insulated home built in Kelowna, B.C.
A home in the Wilden neighbourhood of Kelowna, B.C. has been built using only hemp insulation by the Wilden Group.