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Bears targeting Lake Minnewanka campsites trigger closures
Multiple tent break-ins in early June prompt Parks Canada to close Lake Minnewanka trail, campsites, and hiking areas until further notice.
Quebec Labour Minister Jean Boulet leaving politics
The Trois-Rivières representative announced Wednesday he will not seek re-election after eight years in provincial office.
National food strategy aims to tackle grocery costs
Ottawa is investing more than $3 billion as part of a plan to combat anticompetitive pricing and improve year-round produce access.
CAQ support drops to 21% in new poll
Satisfaction with the provincial government fell to 38%, a week after the Auditor General's report on Northvolt costs.
10 Years of Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada: The Numbers
Since legalization in June 2016, 76,475 people have received MAID, representing 5% of all deaths in Canada by the end of 2024.
B.C. mother sentenced to one year for unintentionally giving child methamphetamine
A Kelowna woman jailed Monday after her young son experienced severe hallucinations from drug exposure stored in an M&M container.
Tse'k'wa: 12,500 years of Dane-zaa history in one archaeological site
Near Fort St. John, an Indigenous-run field school and heritage site is uncovering artifacts and oral traditions that prove the Dane-zaa...
Messi ties World Cup goals record with hat trick vs. Algeria
The 39-year-old Argentine scored three goals Tuesday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, matching Miroslav Klose's career tournament...
Recent immigrants in Canada more likely to buy homes by year five
A StatsCan study finds homeownership for recent immigrants rose to 40% in Ontario, though they carry larger mortgages.
Parliament recommends pausing MAID expansion for mental illness
A special parliamentary committee will recommend that Canada indefinitely pause the expansion of medical assistance in dying for people...
Bailey's Law passes Senate, strengthening intimate partner violence protections
Bill C-225 received Royal Assent after passing its third reading June 16. The law classifies murder with coercive control as...
Child dies in Medicine Hat pool drowning during field trip
An 11-year-old student died Monday at Echo Dale Regional Park; the city closed all pools to allow staff to grieve.
