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Okanagan Falls Elects First Mayor and Council as New Municipality
After incorporating in 2025, the B.C. community votes October 17 for its first local government — the first municipal incorporation in...
Flooding and Tornado Threat Sweep Canadian Prairies
Alberta faces heavy rainfall warnings with potential for overland flooding; Saskatchewan braces for tornadoes, hail, and severe...
Crisis Response Teams Answer 20,000 Calls Across B.C.
The Crisis Response, Community Led service, which pairs mental-health professionals with peer support workers, diverted 98% of calls...
Author Warns Self-Publishing Costs After $40K Investment Yields Little Return
Edmonton writer Charles Schroder spent more than $40,000 on publishing services only to see his book discontinued and earn $550 in royalties.
Chinese dissident arrives in Canada after fleeing by dinghy
Dong Guangping landed in Toronto on Friday after escaping to South Korea last month. His wife and daughters were resettled in Canada earlier.
Canada's Davies Ready for World Cup Knockout After Hamstring Recovery
Captain Alphonso Davies cleared to play against South Africa on Sunday after five weeks sidelined by a Champions League injury.
B.C. Premier heads to China to pitch LNG expansion in Kitimat
David Eby's first trade mission to China targets forestry and the $28 billion second phase of LNG Canada. The project faces a final...
UK opens refugee sponsorship routes inspired by Canada
Britain's government adopts community-sponsorship model that has resettled 400,000 people in Canada since 1979.
Youth summer jobs harder to find despite national hiring gains
Canada's unemployment fell to 6.6% in May, but young people face a tougher market with youth joblessness at 13.4% — up from pre-pandemic norms.
Canada's first offshore wind farms move closer to bidding stage
Nova Scotia regulator approves eight companies to bid on constructing wind farms; formal call for bids expected later this year.
Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
A Western University biologist explains what attracts mosquitoes and which common remedies actually work.
B.C. and Venezuelan organizations mobilize aid after earthquakes
Burnaby search and rescue deployed to Venezuela; local community fundraising as death toll approaches 1,000.
