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Two massive wildfires merge near Clinton, forcing evacuations of 583 properties
The Pear Lake and Fiftynine Creek fires have combined into a 670-square-kilometre blaze. Residents of 70 Mile House, Clinton, and...
Two firefighters injured after semi-truck explosion on B.C. bridge
A transport truck caught fire on the William R. Bennett Bridge near Kelowna on Sunday, causing a small explosion that hurt two firefighters.
Comeback Catalyst expands free entrepreneurship program for formerly incarcerated Canadians
The national non-profit has supported 160 graduates and launched 46 businesses. It plans to reach 390 participants in the next three years.
Ticks spreading across Canada as climate warms — here's how to protect yourself
Blacklegged ticks carrying Lyme disease are establishing in new regions, including parts of Ontario and into B.C., as winters grow milder.
Alberta ends equal access to medical testing, moving toward two-tier healthcare system
The province quietly approved regulations July 22 allowing private-pay diagnostic imaging, undermining the Canada Health Act and feeding...
1 in 10 Canadian emergency doctors have left ERs amid burnout crisis
A national study finds 20% took time off and nearly 50% reduced hours, as physicians describe a 'broken' healthcare system with little support.
Trump posts AI-generated border 'air filter' as wildfire row escalates
U.S. President shared a fake image mocking Canada's wildfire response amid tariff threats over smoke drifting south.
Foreign service officers denied fertility coverage while posted overseas, union files grievance
The Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers says members serving abroad face barriers to in vitro fertilization and other...
Tim Hortons launches full Harry Potter menu starting August 12 across Canada
Four Hogwarts-house donuts, colour-changing cups, limited merch, and a contest for a VIP London experience as the chain marks its 25th...
Northern Alberta residents pay three times more for electricity delivery than urban neighbours
Fort McMurray residents average $118 monthly in distribution fees — more than triple the $34 paid in Calgary. Municipalities are pushing...
Josh Liendo breaks Commonwealth Games record to defend men's 100m butterfly title
The Toronto swimmer touched the wall in 50.42 seconds at Glasgow, repeating his 2022 gold medal and building on his 2024 Paris Olympic silver.
Prime Minister Carney's $16 billion carbon capture plan faces scrutiny from climate experts
A major CCUS project promised to cut oilsands emissions while boosting production, but decades of research show carbon capture has...
