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CBSA seizes 380 kg of drugs hidden as bath tissue at Coutts border crossing
Officers stopped a commercial truck on July 2 carrying 300 kg of methamphetamine and 80 kg of cocaine bound for a village northeast of Edmonton.
Health Canada permanently bans Quebec company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides
Superior Court of Québec granted a permanent injunction against Canlab Research, which had promoted unproven health claims for peptides...
Missing Ontario paramedic from Shambhala festival tried to call sister before disappearing
RCMP search for 28-year-old Kayla Boisvert of Trenton, last seen July 27 at the electronic music festival in B.C.'s West Kootenay region.
First case of raccoon rabies confirmed in domestic cat in Quebec
A stray cat in Godmanchester tested positive for raccoon rabies, marking the first confirmed transmission to a domestic animal as 118...
Canada cut nitrogen dioxide air pollution 79.5% since 1976 despite population and vehicle growth
Catalytic converters, cleaner electricity generation, and oil-and-gas emission controls have driven dramatic improvements in Canada's...
Woman in her twenties dies after falling near Marvel Peak in Banff National Park
A hiker lost her footing and fell in unsurvivable terrain Tuesday afternoon. This is the second hiking death in Banff in under a week.
Summer draws crowds to Canmore and Banff with new restaurants, shops, and live theatre
Hunter steakhouse, Studio 103 Reformer Pilates, The Bike Shop, and The Cheezie Musical are among the new arrivals transforming the...
A possible waterspout spotted in Sainte-Clotilde as tornadoes increase across Quebec
A funnel-shaped cloud was sighted Tuesday evening in the Montérégie. Experts say waterspouts cause less damage than traditional tornadoes.
Federal government to spend $1.9B replacing Via Rail fleet with Swiss-built hybrid trains
Ottawa is funding 45 new locomotives to be built by Stadler, with 36 assembled in Canada after workers train in Spain. First trains...
Bank of Canada officials split on whether economic rebound will hold as tariff risks loom
Rate-decision minutes released Wednesday show council was confident about second-quarter growth but uncertain about sustainability....
Film financier Jason Cloth indicted on $100M+ fraud in U.S., faces Ontario probe
Canadian producer credited on Joker and House of Gucci arrested in Los Angeles after being accused of bilking clients in Illinois....
Wind fans flames of wildfires across B.C., thousands on evacuation order
More than 100 wildfires are burning across British Columbia. The largest, Pear Lake fire near Clinton, has forced six evacuation orders...
