Montrealers urged to keep saving water, as aqueduct repairs to continue until end of summer
The City of Montreal says emergency repairs on a major aqueduct beneath Atwater Avenue remain on schedule and are expected […]
Illegal campfires net more than $20K in fines over the weekend: BC Conservation Officers
The BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) says numerous illegal fires were discovered over the weekend during campfire ban patrols around
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Premier Doug Ford has billed Ontario taxpayers $44K despite claims of ‘zero expenses’
Over his eight years in office, Premier Doug Ford has billed Ontario taxpayers more than $44,000 in airfare, hotels and
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Halton police announce largest human trafficking case in its history, 9 suspects face 85 charges
The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has announced the results of the largest human trafficking case in the force’s history
Planning begins for Saint-Pierre interchange reconstruction
Planning is officially underway for the long-awaited reconstruction of Montreal’s Saint-Pierre interchange. The Quebec government says the project has entered
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‘We need to bring our child home’: Quebec couple fights to reunite family after Lebanese adoption dispute
For more than a decade, Johnny Abou Ghannam and Roula Bou Chahla dreamed of becoming parents. The Lebanese-Canadian couple say
Images from Clinton, B.C., show what has been saved and lost to a massive wildfire
New images of Clinton show the village has been largely spared by the enormous Big Bar wildfire complex in B.C.’s
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Western Canada’s tallest tower project to move ahead in downtown Vancouver
By a vote of 7-3, Vancouver City Council has approved the rezoning application for the Holborn Group’s massive redevelopment project
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Ontario pair charged in alleged online passport renewal scam
Two Ontario residents are facing criminal charges after a Competition Bureau investigation alleged they operated deceptive online services that misled
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Quebec police search for homicide suspect
The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) is asking for the public’s help in locating Philippe Benoit, who has now been identified