Something stinks: Calgary fire crews respond to smelly circumstances across city
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An unpleasant odour drifting across much of east Calgary prompted a spike in emergency calls Wednesday, as residents from neighbourhoods stretching from the far north to the deep southeast wondered what was causing the smell.
Police say a 15-year-old is facing serious charges for allegedly planning a “violent attack” at a school in Bridgewater, N.S.
Premier Doug Ford is congratulating a Vaughan resident who shot an intruder, saying he should have fired more shots at him.
The Government of Saskatchewan is set to deliver its budget today, setting out its taxation and spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year.
The Government of Saskatchewan is set to deliver its budget today, setting out its taxation and spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year.
A former captain with Canada’s Snowbirds claims his passport was wrongfully cancelled after working for a pilot training company that has been targeted by the U.S. government as a “significant enabler of the Chinese air and naval forces.”
Defence Minister David McGuinty says the federal government is giving a big boost to the munitions industry to build up the domestic supply of heavy artillery shells.
Edmonton police are searching for a male they suspect left a loaded firearm near a pond in the Secord neighbourhood earlier this month.
The Calgary Stampede says big changes are ahead for the city’s premier annual attraction.
A Levack family is stranded at the Highway 144 and 560 junction since Sunday, sleeping in vehicles after a snowmobile trip, as OPP gradually reopens northern highways.
Police say a 15-year-old is facing serious charges for allegedly planning a “violent attack” at a school in Bridgewater, N.S.
According to police, the suspect has previous convictions for accessing and distributing child porn.
Police say a 15-year-old is facing serious charges for allegedly planning a “violent attack” at a school in Bridgewater, N.S.
The federal government launched an appeal on Tuesday to the Supreme Court to defend its use of the Emergencies Act, which Justin Trudeau invoked in 2022 as a way to shut down the so-called 'Freedom Convoy.'