Woman evacuated after deadly fire at Kennedy Street highrise says it's 'hard to be displaced'

Dozens of residents from a Manitoba Housing apartment complex in Winnipeg that caught fire Monday have been evacuated to ...

Your Wednesday street work notices

Work on a trail alongside the Mason Road in Stratford will slow traffic starting on Wednesday. Construction to extend the existing trail is beginning. One-lane two-way traffic will be maintained ...

Coastal B.C. First Nation leaders go to Calgary to dissuade pipeline investors

A delegation of First Nations leaders from British Columbia have come to Calgary to relay a message to pipeline executives face-to-face: steer clear of investing in a new bitumen pipeline to the ...

P.E.I. cabinet minister resigns, says conflict over lobster licence was 'a huge distraction'

Prince Edward Island cabinet minister Sidney MacEwen has resigned from his role on executive council, the province said in a ...

Sask. ombudsman says some 2025 wildfire evacuees got slow response from government

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency failed to respond in a timely fashion to many wildfire evacuees last summer, the province's ombudsman said on Thursday. The finding is in an annual report that ...

Man in critical condition after apparent stabbing in Vancouver

One man is in critical condition and another was taken to hospital with minor injuries after an incident that involved an apparent stabbing, early Sunday morning in Vancouver. The incident took place ...

Warnings for homeowners as Surrey cracks down on illegal construction

The City of Surrey says it's cracking down on illegal construction in B.C.'s second-largest municipality by population, with ...

B.C. premier talks U.S. liquor ban, pipeline rumours in call with prime minister

Caption: Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier David Eby had a phone call Thursday to discuss B.C.'s ban on U.S. liquor and rumours around a proposed pipeline from Alberta to B.C. (Evan Mitsui/CBC, ...

Alberta government launches information campaign in support of fall referendum questions

Caption: In October, Albertans will have the chance to vote in a referendum asking nine questions focused on immigration and other points of contention between the federal and provincial governments.

Flood alert issued for Peace River, Alta.; residents told to prepare for possible evacuation

The Town of Peace River issued a flood alert later Thursday afternoon, warning residents of the northern Alberta community to prepare for a possible evacuation “on very short notice.” In an emergency ...

With draft points the focus, Goldeneyes earn critical pair against visiting Victoire

The Vancouver Goldeneyes want to control their own draft destiny as their inaugural PWHL season winds to a close. They came ...

Assembly of First Nations call for withdrawal of Red River Métis self-government bill

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is calling for the immediate withdrawal of a federal government bill that would recognize the right to self-government of the Red River Métis.