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The family of a young man who died following an assault by an off-duty Toronto police officer spoke at his sentencing hearing ...
The Front Bench Panel talks about what they'll be looking for in Prime Minister Mark Carney's upcoming cabinet, including the ...
Alberta Environment Minister Rebecca Schulz speaks about what the province's freeze on the industrial carbon price could mean ...
For the fourth straight month, Canadians are choosing to spend their tourism dollars anywhere but the U.S. Genevieve ...
A 15-year-old Concordia student says the high cost of tuition may force her to return to Iran, where she says she will be in ...
Political economist Gavin Fridell says the trade breakthrough between China and U.S. may benefit Canada in negotiations with ...
A large fire tore through a seniors housing complex over the weekend, marking the second time the building has been ablaze in recent years.
Mayor Mike Hurley outlined plans to give his city an economic boost, as local governments feel the strain of a trade war with the U.S.
Jury deliberations are set to begin now the witness testimony at the coroner’s inquest into the fentanyl death of a University of Victoria student has ended.
Premier David Eby is continuing his pitch to nurses from the U.S., after applications to work in B.C. grow by 127 per cent.
B.C. Premier David Eby says U.S. health worker recruitment is rising, with nurse applications up 127% since March and 1,000+ ...
Premier David Eby is set to provide an update Monday on the recruitment of U.S. nurses, doctors and allied health ...