City to fix hole Winnipeg woman fell through, with repairs set to start Thursday

The City of Winnipeg will begin repairing a hole in the Wolseley area a few days after firefighters rescued a woman who was ...

Hundreds march in Whitehorse to protest manslaughter conviction

About 450 people gathered in downtown Whitehorse Tuesday to protest a recent Yukon Supreme Court decision and advocate for ...

Government again seeks to make it possible to search, seize small mail

The Carney government plans to make legislative changes to allow law enforcement to search and seize Canadians’ mail. The ...

Police motorcade spotted heading to FIFA Congress wasn't for federation president Infantino, says VPD

A police motorcade escort captured on video heading to the Vancouver Convention Centre late Tuesday morning could not have been for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according to the Vancouver Police ...

Royal Alexandra ER limiting bags, visitors after stabbing earlier this month

Patients arriving at the Royal Alexandra Hospital’s emergency room will now only be able to bring one bag and one person with them as a new policy takes effect that’s intended to increase safety at ...

Cyclists, pedestrians now have a way over 'concrete river' of Highway 1 in Burnaby

The crossing links Burnaby Lake and its trail network with the Deer Lake Park area, and was built using naturally higher ground on both sides of the freeway in order to avoid stee ...

Heavy snow pushes Sudbury winter control budget into the red by $1.8M

The cost to remove snow in Greater Sudbury this year has already put the snow removal budget into a deficit of $1.8 million. That's because 303 centimetres of snow fell on the city between January and ...

Expert calls for action on workplace deaths in N.W.T. and Nunavut as workers mark Day of Mourning

With Tuesday marking the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, numbers in a new report show the ...

Prince George woman charged after allegedly starting multiple downtown fires

A woman has been charged after allegedly lighting multiple fires outside businesses in downtown Prince George, B.C. Jessie Lynn Giroux was arrested just after midnight Friday by RCMP, who said she was ...

Nova Scotia fish kill subsides, but cause remains unclear

Officials have ruled out human activity as the cause of Nova Scotia's dramatic fish kill, but say we may never know exactly why tens of thousands of dead herring washed ashore. Fisheries officials say ...

Mordecai Richler honoured by City of Montreal

The City of Montreal will honour the late Mordecai Richler by renaming the Mile End Library after the great Canadian author. Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre made the announcement at a news conference at ...

Best year ever for P.E.I. conventions

While tourism has been down in 2006, those working to attract meetings and conventions to the Island say it's been their best year yet. Charlottetown was busy this week with the Canadian Medical ...