Manitoba cabinet to approve or deny power deals with the United States
The Manitoba government signalled Thursday it may curtail exports of hydroelectricity to the United States in response to tariffs imposed…
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Another travel-related case of measles reported in Metro Vancouver
People who in were the Royal Columbian Hospital emergency department between 2:30 p.m. on March 3 and 2:30 a.m. March…
Saanich police officer dies on duty following medical emergency
In a statement online, Saanich Chief Const. Dean Duthie, said the officer suffered a medical emergency at the agency’s department.
Al Green censured by Congress after disrupting Donald Trump address
Disruptions are common in Congress recently, but members are rarely formally disciplined.
B.C., federal government sign $670M pharmacare agreement
“Through this historic agreement, BC residents will receive public coverage for a range of contraceptives and diabetes medications at little…
How this New Brunswick man uses his walker to cross-country ski
88 year-old Fernand Vautour decided to attach skis to his walker after a fall left him with mobility issues. Now…
Canadian bakery’s ‘reverse tariff sale’ raises spirits in face of U.S spat
The Great British Shop’s ‘yuge’ — with a Y — savings event in Halifax is a tongue-in-cheek way to keep…
CIBC customer shocked after someone takes out $260K mortgage without warning
A B.C. woman who banks with CIBC says she’s wondering how her personal banking information was changed without her being…
Appeal denied for Alberta mother who assaulted toddler, left severe burns untreated
Alberta’s Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a Calgary mother convicted of assaulting her two-year-old daughter, causing broken…
Dozens rally in support of Trina Hunt, despite husband’s court date pushed back
Dozens of people gathered on the steps of the Port Coquitlam courthouse on Wednesday morning to support Trina Hunt who…