Alberta city opened just three polling stations for 110,000 residents in order to save money and comply with new provincial election rules.

The North Vancouver Football Club is calling on the City and District of North Vancouver to build more turf fields, as it’s running out of spaces for its players to train. The club, which is one of ...

Voting stations open today across Quebec as the province holds its general municipal election in over 1,100 municipalities, residents are choosing their local leadership.  Although Élections Québec ...

These shifts are forcing winemakers to rethink one of the oldest assumptions in their craft: terroir, the delicate interplay of soil, sun, wind, rain and human touch that gives each wine its specific ...

When the OHIP claim for a newborn dying at a Toronto-area hospital was rejected, Dr. Jane Healey faced a difficult choice: forgo her pay or ask the grieving parents to go stand in line at Service ...

On a Monday afternoon in October 1975, a deeply troubled high school student named Robert Poulin raped and murdered his neighbour, 17-year-old Glebe Collegiate Institute student Kim Rabot, at his home ...

Neepawa and Area Settlement Services executive director Ilce Pineda says while Filipinos make up the majority of newcomers moving to the town, t ...

The first of 20 ceremonies leading up to Remembrance Day was held at sunrise Saturday at the Field of Crosses on Memorial Drive N.W. in Calgary, against the backdrop of rows of crosses honouring ...

Kim Burrows was devastated when a fire spread from a neighbour's house to hers, destroying a camper and a car gifted to her by her parents, along with other belongings. But rebuilding project helped ...

When we moved to Canada, we left behind everything, including a war in Ukraine, in search of safety and opportunity. But with all the information we received, one critical piece was missing: any ...

Politicians in Waterloo region and Guelph say there's still a lot of questions up in the air following the news that speed cameras across the province will need to come down in two weeks.

Trevor Tombe, a professor with the school of public policy at the University of Calgary, is bullish about the fiscal picture for the next Yukon government, though he warns health-care spending could ...