5 hospitalized after fire in St. Matthews: WFPS

A Halifax woman is trying to get home after being stuck in Qatar as the conflict in the Middle East escalates.

British Columbia’s teachers’ union says its members have ratified a new four-year collective agreement, covering 52,000 educators in the province.

An Edmonton family’s resolve is wavering after days of being stranded in Qatar amid escalating conflict in the Middle East.

The Alberta government is set to announce which communities will be seeing new schools as part of Budget 2026.

Canada’s secretary of state for defence procurement says the government is planning to choose just one company to build the country’s next fleet of submarines.

A weeks-long investigation into an Indigenous woman’s disappearance on Vancouver Island has failed to locate her, prompting a renewed appeal from police.

After a six-year manhunt, federal offender Stéphane Beaumont has been arrested in Alberta, the Quebec City police service (SPVQ) announced Thursday.

The rollout of the Region of Waterloo’s new waste cart collection system has been off to a rocky start.

Highway 17 was closed for a few hours March 4 after a tractor-trailer carrying a load of Styrofoam caught fire and was consumed in flames in Kenora.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will cut 76 positions at its national headquarters in Ottawa as the national police force looks to find billions of dollars in savings in its budget.

A driver from St. Clair Township has been charged after failing to stop for a school bus in Lambton County.

Another Ontario resident says they have fallen victim to a door-to-door roofing repair sale.

When Kirsten Fleming headed to Tokyo late last month, she didn’t have any inkling that she would have a reunion 30 years in the making.