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B.C. seeks to seize $12,000 from Kelowna woman over drug trafficking
Civil forfeiture lawsuit alleges the money and found substances — including psilocybin and cannabis — are proceeds of unlawful activity.
Poilievre demands ethics probe into Carney's condo plan
Conservative leader calls for investigation into potential conflicts of interest in federal and B.C. plan to buy unsold Metro Vancouver condos.
Parliament's landlord problem: Cabinet and MPs overwhelmingly own property
Analysis of federal MPs' financial disclosures reveals every cabinet minister is a homeowner—38% are landlords. Tenant advocates say it...
Mark Carney's approval rating hits 66% across Canada
New polling shows the Prime Minister has backing among voters in every region, with 86% giving him a passing grade.
Canada Faces South Africa in First World Cup Knockout
The Canadian men's team plays its first FIFA World Cup elimination match Sunday in Los Angeles against South Africa, aiming to advance...
Immigration ministry in chaos over lost Canadian recalls
The federal government suspended and then revalidated citizenship certificates with no explanation, shocking immigration lawyers and...
Canadian Army stands down Atlantic division in restructure
The 5th Canadian Division, stationed across Atlantic Canada for over a century, is deactivating as part of a broader military...
Okanagan Falls Elects First Mayor and Council as New Municipality
After incorporating in 2025, the B.C. community votes October 17 for its first local government — the first municipal incorporation in...
Flooding and Tornado Threat Sweep Canadian Prairies
Alberta faces heavy rainfall warnings with potential for overland flooding; Saskatchewan braces for tornadoes, hail, and severe...
Crisis Response Teams Answer 20,000 Calls Across B.C.
The Crisis Response, Community Led service, which pairs mental-health professionals with peer support workers, diverted 98% of calls...
Author Warns Self-Publishing Costs After $40K Investment Yields Little Return
Edmonton writer Charles Schroder spent more than $40,000 on publishing services only to see his book discontinued and earn $550 in royalties.
Chinese dissident arrives in Canada after fleeing by dinghy
Dong Guangping landed in Toronto on Friday after escaping to South Korea last month. His wife and daughters were resettled in Canada earlier.
