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B.C. warned Ring of Fire very active as earthquakes shake multiple regions
Seismologist reminds residents to prepare emergency supplies as B.C. experiences about 2,000 earthquakes yearly, most unfelt.
PM Carney promises answers on citizenship document demand
Immigration Minister Lena Diab ordered an investigation after dozens of newly naturalized citizens were asked to surrender proof of citizenship.
RCMP officer charged with assault with weapon in 2023 incident
Const. Ovidiu Haynes of Valleyview was arrested this week following a provincial watchdog investigation into an incident from November 2023.
Wildfire-fighting plane crashes in Northwest Territories
A Turbo Commander aircraft coordinating firefighting operations went down Wednesday night near Fort Simpson with three people on board.
Canada readies aid as Venezuela reels from deadly earthquakes
Two massive quakes struck the country Wednesday, killing at least 164 people. Prime Minister Carney says humanitarian assistance is...
Quebec Police Seek Public's Help Locating Wanted Man
Scott McInnes, 29, of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, is wanted for allegedly removing his electronic monitoring bracelet and breaching...
Canada's economy forecast to grow 0.7% this year, 2% next
Deloitte projects a rebound toward year's end, though trade tensions and weak consumer confidence remain headwinds.
South Surrey–White Rock MP named co-chair of Liberal Seniors Caucus
Ernie Klassen takes on role; riding has more seniors than most Canadian communities, with 40% of White Rock residents aged 65+.
Ukraine escalates drone attacks on Moscow, Crimea
Russian population faces direct costs of war as Ukraine targets oil refineries and fuel supplies across occupied territory.
Woman mauled by bear near Salmon Arm disputes official account
Attack victim says her dog did not provoke the bear; credits quick thinking and her pet's barking with saving her life.
Prussian carp confirmed in Sylvan Lake
Invasive fish species poses threat to native populations; anglers urged to kill any caught and report sightings.
Canada's aging workforce reshapes the jobs market
Nearly one in four manufacturing workers is now over 55, according to new Statistics Canada data. Rising costs and immigration pullback...
