Beyond — Page 14
U.S. Senate adjourns without passing Trump's voting bill; will try again in September
Republican senators broke a standoff with President Trump over a strict proof-of-citizenship voting bill by promising to revive it as...
Global commercial flights hit all-time record of 153,359 on July 23 despite industry headwinds
Air travel rebounded sharply as summer travel peaked, with Northern Hemisphere demand and advance bookings before prices spiked driving...
B.C. government signs agreement granting First Nation veto power over copper mine project
The Simpcw First Nation will have final say on the Yellowhead copper mine under a new provincial agreement — a sign of how Indigenous...
Terrace pilot killed in helicopter crash while fighting Greek wildfire
Rune Kyndal, a Danish pilot based in Terrace, died when two Bell helicopters collided above Athens on Aug. 2 while battling some of...
Federal government sells 10 C-130 Hercules aircraft to be converted into waterbombers
The military transports will be converted in B.C. and could fight fires within 12 months under the conditional sale announced Friday.
Supreme Court of Canada to hear case on requiring oath to the Crown for lawyer admission
The country's top court granted leave to hear an Alberta appeal on whether the Oath of Allegiance to the reigning monarch violates...
Two corrections officers and one inmate die in transfer accident at Edmonton women's prison
Correctional Service Canada confirmed three deaths Thursday during a transfer from Edmonton Institution for Women but has not disclosed...
B.C. police investigate possible arson in brush fires as wildfires force evacuations
RCMP are investigating suspicious fires across B.C.'s Shuswap region and Metro Vancouver. The Pear Lake wildfire, over 1,300 square...
Trucking company linked to deadly Manitoba crash among 20 carriers shut down in Alberta
Conquer Transportation lost its safety certification after a truck killed a 49-year-old woman in Brandon in May following similar...
William Orbit, 'Ray of Light' producer and electronic music pioneer, dead at 69
The British producer who shaped Madonna's landmark 1998 album and worked with Blur, U2, and Britney Spears died on July 23.
Canada prepares alcohol-ban concessions to avoid Trump's 50% tariff threat
As trade tensions escalate ahead of an August 19 deadline, Canada is considering ending provincial bans on U.S. alcohol, lifting auto...
B.C. coal miner penalized $269K for toxic runoff poisoning river fish
EVR Operations faces latest environmental sanctions as selenium and nitrate contamination continues damaging aquatic life across Elk...
