Fatal carbon monoxide incident caused by boiler failure, investigation ongoing
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A carbon monoxide leak that killed an 11-year-old boy in December was caused by a boiler failure, according to an update from Regina Fire on Friday.
The University of Victoria has confirmed an international student at the school was injured in an attack at a local mall, but police say there’s no indication the case was racially motivated.
Firearms retailers and gun owners in Saskatchewan say uncertainty remains around the federal government’s firearms buyback program as compensation details are still unclear.
Darren Stevenson lifts his short and shows the scars, still in the process of healing, that stretch across his side – a permanent reminder of the day that changed his life forever.
Their mother is dead and their father is charged with second-degree murder—but the community is pulling together to help the six children left behind by Pamela Jarvis.
Police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating two teenagers who were last seen in south London nearly two weeks ago.
A 29-year-old woman is dead after being struck by a cube van in Brampton on Thursday night. Police say the driver remained at the scene.
B.C. Premier David Eby called a reported meeting between members of an Alberta separatist group and officials in the Trump administration 'treason' Thursday morning.
A gym in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood said it has now permanently banned a member who they admitted wore a t-shirt bearing Nazi propaganda after initially announcing publicly that it had only asked the man to not wear such symbols at the facility.
A man has been charged in connection with the killing of a mother and the presumed death of a nine-month-old at a St. Albert apartment complex.
A gym in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood said it has now permanently banned a member who they admitted wore a t-shirt bearing Nazi propaganda after initially announcing publicly that it had only asked the man to not wear such symbols at the facility.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will cut 587 positions as part of the federal government’s move to reduce the size of the public service by 28,000 positions over the next four years.
A Vancouver-based mining firm says 10 people have been abducted from one of its project sites in the western Mexican state of Sinaloa, a region in the throes of violence among rival drug cartels.
Saskatchewan’s first jackpot winner of the year was revealed in Regina on Thursday.