‘It’s a frightening thing’: Second New Brunswick youth put on terrorism peace bond
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New Brunswick RCMP have placed two separatee youths on peace bonds related to terrorist activities in February, the first two in the province’s history.
The snowfall in Regina this weekend has hit the threshold to trigger a full residential plow, according to the City of Regina.
This is what dreams are made of! Hilary Duff will make a Saskatoon stop on her upcoming ‘The Lucky Me Tour,’ per Live Nation Canada.
Premier Danielle Smith will face questions from reporters Friday after announcing plans for an Alberta-wide referendum on immigration and provincial powers.
Premier Danielle Smith will face questions from reporters Friday after announcing plans for an Alberta-wide referendum on immigration and provincial powers.
Premier Danielle Smith will face questions from reporters Friday after announcing plans for an Alberta-wide referendum on immigration and provincial powers.
A former RCMP weapons officer says guns in a photo posted by the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s mother all appear to have been legal to own in Canada at the time, although they include a semi-automatic rifle that was later prohibited.
Waterloo Regional Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 84-year-old man from Cambridge.
Change is coming for one of London’s largest food producers. Nestlé has announced it’s selling its ice cream business, including its plant on Wilton Grove Road.
Canada’s men’s hockey team faces its toughest test yet at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games, squaring off against defending Olympic champion Finland in a semifinal that will decide who plays for gold on Sunday.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the final flights operated by Canadian airlines have left Cuba.
The mother of an accused mass killer has testified he sent her cryptic messages in the days following a shooting that killed five at a Winnipeg rooming house.
Saskatchewan’s scrap tire recycling program remains under scrutiny after the provincial government agreed to a $4.8-million settlement with Saskatoon-based Shercom Industries.
Saskatchewan’s scrap tire recycling program remains under scrutiny after the provincial government agreed to a $4.8-million settlement with Saskatoon-based Shercom Industries.