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B.C. secures North Coast tanker ban in federal prosperity agreement with First Nations backing
Premier Eby celebrates deal protecting marine ecosystem worth $3 billion annually. Oil tanker moratorium continues without modification;...
Pear Lake wildfire near Clinton grows to 90,475 hectares; extreme fire behaviour forecast
Cold front with winds up to 45 km/h and thunderstorms expected Saturday afternoon. More than 1,800 properties remain on evacuation order...
WestJet flight cancellations mount as strike deadline nears Sunday midnight
The airline scrapped 81 flights Saturday as 4,400 flight attendants prepare for possible work stoppage. Travellers can change bookings...
How to help a lost autistic child: Autism Edmonton shares guidance after Calgary boy's death
After 11-year-old Parker's death following an 11-day search, advocates stress calm, informed response to encounters with vulnerable...
Northern Manitoba First Nation locked down after fatal shooting
Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba went into lockdown Saturday after gunshots were fired and one person died. RCMP's major...
WestJet begins flight cancellations as strike deadline approaches Sunday
The airline is scrubbing dozens of Saturday flights to prevent crew and passengers getting stranded before a potential work stoppage by...
Cold front threatens B.C. wildfires as nearly 1,800 properties face evacuation
A cold front bringing strong winds and little rain is expected this long weekend, threatening to escalate out-of-control wildfires in...
Nova Scotia volunteer fire department uses beaver dam as water source for fighting fires
Rural firefighters and busy beavers strike an unlikely partnership: a seesaw pipe system lets crews draw water from a 25-year-old dam...
If your WestJet flight books for this weekend, here's what to know about coverage and refunds
Travel insurance may cover cancellations if you bought it before the strike became a 'known event.' Here's how to protect yourself.
Federal government opens public consultation on AI transparency and bot identification
Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon seeks Canadians' input on how to identify AI content and interactions. Consultation runs...
Metrolinx pleads guilty to dumping diesel fuel into Lake Simcoe in 2022
Metrolinx has been fined $185,000 plus a 25 per cent victim fine surcharge after pleading guilty to illegally discharging diesel fuel...
Canada imposes 25% tariff on wood cabinets and vanities as investigation into global trade practices unfolds
The temporary surtax takes effect today and will remain in place for up to 200 days while the Canadian International Trade Tribunal...
