Moe says province will table a deficit budget next month
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Premier Scott Moe says the province will table a deficit budget when the spring sitting of the legislative assembly begins next month.
Members of Edmonton’s city council are both criticizing and praising the chief of police for his decision to go to Israel last month.
Eight-year-old Brianna Bodkin dreams of a future filled with horseback riding, dancing and playing with her dogs.
From frontline health-care workers to concerned seniors, advocates for Canada’s public health-care system held demonstrations at the offices of members of parliament across the country, including in downtown Vancouver.
Environment Canada says the winter storm that hit northeastern Ontario on Sunday and Monday dropped about 43 cm on Sault Ste. Marie and another 34 on Greater Sudbury.
The City of London has several major road projects planned for the summer of 2026, but it is likely none of them will be as disruptive as the next phases of Bus Rapid Transit construction (BRT).
Two teachers who were placed on leave amid allegations of anti-Black racist messages shared in social media chat that was accessible to students are “no longer employed” by the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB).
Canada is 'leaving the door open' to providing assistance in the Middle East, Defence Minister David McGuinty says, but he also insists Canada 'will not be engaging offensively.'
Tumbler Ridge, B.C., is among several communities in Canada awarded funding through the 2026 Kraft Hockeyville program just weeks after a mass shooting attack in the town where eight people were killed and dozens more hurt.
Freezing rain, rain and some mixed precipitation has developed in western Alberta and that precipitation will track east through the late afternoon and evening hours Monday.
Mounties say they’re investigating the possibility that a fatal shooting on Alberta’s busiest highway over the weekend is related to road rage.
The World Cup of Hockey will be held in Canada and Czechia in 2028.
The number of candidates running for the leadership of the British Columbia Conservatives has shrunk to seven.
A new report from Canada’s auditor general says Via Rail needs to improve its service, even as she gave solid marks to the Crown corporation’s management practices.