Sask. announces $78M to go towards bridge construction during winter months
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The Government of Saskatchewan has announced $78 million of construction work to go towards bridge projects, many of which will take place during the cooler months of the year.
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.
The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) is going overseas to research transit safety.
B.C. Premier David Eby says a wave of extortion crime in the province is a “terror attack in slow motion.”
A music teacher has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault investigation involving his school-aged student.
West Edmonton Mall was locked down on Thursday afternoon as a result of a weapons complaint.
An Alberta First Nation is advising its band members to take precautions when crossing into the United States, even though centuries-old treaty rights should protect them.
Two murderers including gangland hitman Dean Wiwchar have been charged with attempting to escape from a British Columbia pretrial centre last month.