B.C. Conservative leadership candidate fined for day-late payment of $40K fee
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The campaign of an MLA running for the leadership of the B.C. Conservative Party has been fined $7,500 for submitting one of the significant fees required to stay in the race a day late.
Searchers in Cape Breton spent the Easter weekend combing the woods for a man who has been missing since late March.
A motorcyclist has died following a collision in the city’s east end.
The Beverly Bridge in northeast Edmonton will be under construction again beginning this week after a winter pause.
A mechanical issue with a vessel forced the cancellation of four Sunday morning sailings on the Horseshoe Bay-Langdale route—and the company warns more are at risk.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says blocking highways is unacceptable after traffic was brought to a standstill by First Nations protesters late last week.
Despite the severity of the collision, both drivers were uninjured. Police described the outcome as “a miracle.”
Thousands of Quebecers are waking up on Sunday with no electricity at home.
Ottawa paramedics say a 14-year-old boy was taken to the hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Kanata.
One of the improvement projects is about to get underway in the village of Port Stanley, Ont.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says blocking highways is unacceptable after traffic was brought to a standstill by First Nations protesters late last week.
A woman in her 20s has been sent to the hospital following an early morning stabbing at a home in Toronto’s west end, police say.
A case which saw fraudsters make off with $240,000 has a new development – as Saskatchewan’s highest court has sided with the cryptocurrency exchange that was defrauded.
A case which saw fraudsters make off with $240,000 has a new development – as Saskatchewan’s highest court has sided with the cryptocurrency exchange that was defrauded.