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Police Chief Danny Smyth will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. from the police service's downtown Winnipeg headquarters.

Melanie O'Soup was charged with criminal negligence causing death and is scheduled back in Saskatoon Provincial Court on April 4.

Ward 9 Coun. Bev Dubois plans on running for re-election in November 2024.

At a press conference held at Belle Park Thursday, Kingston officials said a new by-law will require those sheltering at parks to remove tents one hour after sunrise, every day.

The Manitoba Court of Appeal ruled last year that the restrictions were necessary to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and allowable under the Charter.

Amused fans pointed a collective finger at one suspected culprit, zeroing in on the team's seven-foot tall, irreverent and slightly unsettling mascot, Gritty.

A proposed change to the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board's policy intends to implement equity-based commencement ceremonies which would replace graduation events.

A warm, sunny finish to winter is in the Okanagan weather forecast, with daytime highs surging into the teens through the rest of the season.

For local content creators on TikTok, the ongoing drama surrounding the Chinese platform raises a lot of questions about the app's future.

Only 'essential personnel' will remain at Canada’s embassy in Haiti as Ottawa says it is temporarily reducing the size of its mission in the Caribbean nation.

Many countries are bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic, but the poorest are not and a significant number are seeing their conditions deteriorate, the UN says.

Fatal road collisions in the Quebec saw a slight dip compared with years prior, according to the Sûreté du Québec's annual 2023 road report.

After entertaining new entrants for several years, Canada's airline market is on the path to consolidation, raising the likelihood of higher fares and fewer flight options.

A unique Canadian program meant to ensure sexual-assault cases aren’t closed inappropriately by police is set to run out of federal funding at the end of the month.

Toronto police say homicide detectives are investigating after a woman died in the city's east end.

Febrio De-Zoysa was arrested last Wednesday night and is charged with six counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder.

The 12-say event began last week for students, faculty, and alumni. The public is invited to attend the open house this weekend.

A family-owned business in Moncton says it's blown away by its viral success on social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok.

The Edmonton Oilers pounded the Washington Capitals 7-2 at Rogers Place on Wendesday night, getting a natural hat trick from Zach Hyman.

Vancouver city council approved a motion Wednesday seeking to preserve and expand the city's aging stock of co-op housing.

Chronic wasting disease is an infectious and fatal disease affecting species in the cervid family, such as deer, elk, moose and caribou.

Concerning stream flows are the subject of a three day conference that got underway in Kelowna on Wednesday.

"We're able to help people here... we have very few public complaints against us. In fact, I can only remember one in the last four years," Taber's police chief said.

'It’s really just a time to take a temperature of what's going on,' Wine Growers BC president and CEO Miles Prodan said.

The NTSB still doesn’t know who worked on the panel that blew off a jetliner in January and that Boeing’s CEO told her that he couldn’t provide the information.