B.C. tribunal resolves dispute over consigned wedding dress
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A woman who consigned her wedding dress to a Victoria-based gown shop and asked for it back years later has won a small claims case after the business did not return the dress.
On his first official visit to Norway as prime minister, Mark Carney will meet with Nordic leaders with aims to deepen defence cooperation in the Arctic while pitching investment in Canada’s North.
Two people are dead after donating plasma at Winnipeg collection centres.
Bad weather is rolling into Alberta.
Overnight snow has made for a challenging commute for many Calgary drivers, and highways are in even worse shape.
Vancouver Coun. Sean Orr is turning to an online fundraiser to help pay for his legal battle against Mayor Ken Sim, and donors are responding quickly.
Staging car crashes can be a big payday for criminals, who investigators say may be connected to organized groups who can be much more violent. Jon Woodward reports.
A 73-year-old retired Ontario taxi driver has won $88,888 on a scratch ticket, pushing his lifetime lottery winnings past $4 million after previous prizes of $1 million and $3 million since 2017.
Provincial funding to repair security and fire monitoring systems inside the Tolpuddle Housing Co-op building could soon flow, but a solution to the deeper financial crisis and safety issues must wait for a staff report next month.
Nova Scotia Health has released the latest number of people looking for a primary care provider in the province.
The cost of rent in Toronto is continuing to drop. Here's what industry experts say about what's causing a decline in price.
The Liberal government is one step closer to forming a majority as another opposition MP has decided to join its ranks.
Service on the eastern leg of O-Train Line 1 remains offline Thursday morning following an incident on the line near Lees Station on Wednesday.
Six years ago today, Saskatchewan reported its first cases of COVID-19, involving two seniors in the province.