One of two sheep found roaming near traffic on the E.C. Row Expressway since mid-June has been caught, according to the animal sanctuary that has been spearheading capture efforts.
The Cariboo Regional District has issued an evacuation order for 34 properties in the Chilcotin River area due to a landslide. The order covers 7,269 hectares.
The $18.6 million to upgrade spotty cellular phone service in rural areas is on top of $47.3 million announced last fall by the Nova Scotia government.
King Charles said the picturesque Rocky Mountain tourist destination in Alberta is a 'truly magical place' that has captivated travellers from Canada and abroad.
A 33-year-old man was fatally injured in central Kingston. Police seek leads and video footage. Residents express unease but still feel generally safe in the area.
A Valemount, B.C., resident is worried about finding adequate, affordable housing after her application to live in an RV on her friend's property for the next three years was denied by village council.
Starting in January 2025, Kelowna and Seattle will be as close as a direct flight - part of WestJet's winter schedule and one of 20 international routes.
Premier Tim Houston says the Nova Scotia Loyal program's original 'intention' is intact, but opposition leaders are calling it 'gimmicky' and 'laughably stupid.'
Ontario is expanding its respiratory virus vaccination program this year for infants, high-risk children and pregnant women ahead of the fall flu season.
After breaking ground in 2023, the company building a plant to produce battery components for electric vehicles in a municipality near Kingston, Ont., says it's delaying construction of the plant citing a slowdown in EV sales.
A St. Thomas, Ont., man vows to fight a $615 ticket issued by the CN Police Service after the 71-year-old walked his bike onto an open gravel area beside railway tracks where there's no sign indicating it's Canadian National property. A police spokesperson told CBC that trespassers could face up to $50,000 fine.
The Insurance Bureau of Canada says the devastating wildfires and deadly flooding that plagued Nova Scotia last year have resulted in $490 million in insured losses.
A Cape Breton woman whose video defending a transgender rights advocate made her the target of online vitriol and threats is suing her cellphone provider and a customer service agent she alleges shared her number and home address with harassers.
After years on the lam and adventures only she knows about, Indie the 11-year-old tuxedo cat has been reunited with her Montreal family after being found in Ottawa.
Quebec Premier François Legault said Airbus is investing $1.2 billion in the program, and has guaranteed that two-thirds of the jobs involved will remain in Quebec.
AutoTrader says car prices in both the new and used markets have receded from their peaks in 2023 now that supply chain snarls that delayed vehicle production are in the rear view.
As millions of Quebecers begin their vacations, the Quebec branch of the Lifesaving Society is offering tips on how to stay safe while enjoying the water.
Striking liquor store workers have given their approval to a tentative agreement reached between the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) and their union, the provincial Crown corporation said Sunday.
Defender Sydney Collins will not compete for the Canadian women's soccer team at the Paris Olympics after fracturing her left leg during a closed-door match against Nigeria in Marbella, Spain on Wednesday.
BC Wildfire says the Lower Blueberry Creek fire showed no signs of growth overnight. Two initial attack crews, four smokejumpers and a heavy helicopter are working the blaze.
Officials with the Yukon government plan to give a briefing Thursday morning on how it is responding to the failure of the heap leach facility at Victoria Gold's Eagle mine near Mayo.
Calgary is able to ratchet down its water restrictions another notch as the city slowly recovers from a catastrophic rupture to a key water feeder main, Mayor Jyoti Gondek announced Thursday.
The picturesque Monkey Top Saloon burned down seven months ago. A new group of owners is hoping to rebuild the bar by bringing the Bentley, Alta., community into the restoration process.
In April 2023, the province recommended that simple possession cases should only be prosecuted when there is a public safety risk or when minors are present.
Calgary remains under Stage 3 water restrictions as crews monitor how the city's water system will respond to the easing of water conservation measures.
In a news conference Sunday, Premier Andrew Furey said the blaze that exploded into an inferno on Friday and triggered mass evacuations did not significantly grow overnight.
As of Dec. 19, 2024, Alaska Airlines will offer direct flights from YLW to LAX. 'This new direct destination will provide benefits to our entire community,' said Kelowna's mayor.
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey says the blaze grew Friday from six square kilometres to about 100 square kilometres, advancing by 21 kilometres in just four hours.
Councillors approved another look at hosting sanctioned encampment sites across the city in the hopes of diverting some living rough from residential areas and local parks.
At a news conference, Poilievre said other federal parties and their supporters in the media "want to make it sound like there's a constitutional obligation" to allow supervised consumption sites to open anywhere.
The Ontario Civilian Police Commission has concluded that a formal investigation into Coun. Susan Stevenson's social media posts is unnecessary, but it did recommend a 'caution.'
Canadian Blood Services is looking to resuscitate the use of dried plasma — a life-saving battlefield measure that helped injured soldiers during the Second World War.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray headline a Canadian men's basketball team heavy with NBA experience that will compete at this summer's Paris Olympics.
The Voght Well has failed, according to the city, and while city water remains potable, residents must conserve water and cease all non-essential water usage until further notice.
City politicians have agreed to hold off on potential encampment bans for parks under construction until two city divisions weigh in on the potential impacts to the community.
Southern Ontario and Quebec, as well as New Brunswick and Nova Scotia can expect heavy rain and possible flooding from Beryl when its remnants hit Canada.
The union said in a statement that 99 per cent of the nearly 600 longshore foremen who voted were against a "final offer" from the employers association.
A judge has ruled against a Moncton-area school district in its lawsuit against the provincial government that alleged changes to a gender-identity policy violate the rights of students.
In February, Quebec's Court of Appeal upheld the province's secularism law, which prohibits some public sector workers from wearing religious symbols on the job.
Some say that if you have an itchy palm, money is coming your way. For an Ontario woman, that "proved true" as she just recently took home a $70 million Lotto Max jackpot.
Three doctors said the wording of the professional standard crosses a line by requiring that physicians give an "effective" referral to another doctor willing to administer MAID.
Two prominent B.C. MLAs have announced they will not be seeking re-election this fall. Rob Fleming and Harry Bains issued statements on Thursday announcing their decision.
Displaced residents of Kelowna's ill-fated social housing building Hadgraft Wilson Place are being offered financial compensation to help them with their plight.
The Downtown Kelowna Association says it was pleased to see large crowds during the weekend, and is hopeful other events this summer will see a repeat.
Reginans took in the sights and sounds across the city to celebrate Canada's 157th birthday with events including a community powwow and family-friendly events at Government House.
Co-ops across Saskatchewan are among the many in western Canada that are recovering from a cybersecurity incident, according to the Federated Co-operatives Ltd.
Calgary officials say they'll have more details on Tuesday morning in regards to whether they're ready to ease some indoor water conservation measures as they continue to monitor the stabilization of the water system.