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Court of Appeal overturns Alberta school board's demand for apology over meme
Alberta Court of Appeal ruled forced apologies are an ineffective disciplinary tool, striking down Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools'...
Floating vegetated island mystery solved: BC Hydro locates 140-metre island in Williston Reservoir
The island drifted 30 kilometres northwest from where it was first spotted in July. BC Hydro confirmed its location using satellite...
Campfire ban lifted in parts of Vancouver Island after rainfall breaks fire-danger ratings
The ban was in effect since July 16 in the Mid Island and South Island fire zones. Recent rain, shorter days, and cooler temperatures...
U.S. admiral declines to specify when he'd follow orders to attack Canada amid rising tensions
At a military conference in Victoria Wednesday, Admiral Samuel J. Paparo said he follows presidential orders while deflecting questions...
Air Canada Express flight attendants vote on strike mandate as contract talks stall
Around 1,000 flight attendants are voting whether to authorize a strike after nine months of failed negotiations with Jazz Aviation over...
Tour bus rolls at Columbia Icefield, man seriously injured
An Ice Explorer rolled down a hill near Athabasca Glacier on Tuesday. The 2020 crash at the same location killed three people.
B.C. Conservative caucus loses eighth member as Findlay leadership unravels
Boundary-Similkameen MLA Donegal Wilson cites communication breakdown and staff misconduct allegations as party sheds members at...
Build Canada Homes headquarters lands in Toronto, not Ottawa
Federal Crown corporation will operate from 1 University Avenue in Toronto, though it maintains offices in seven cities including Ottawa.
B.C. and Washington State launch cross-border crime partnership to tackle extortion and drugs
The Pacific Region Cross-Border Law Enforcement Forum, held Sept. 1 in Esquimalt, brings together senior law enforcement from both...
Carney tells Trump administration to stop memes, get serious on trade talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is ready to negotiate but first the U.S. needs to show respect and seriousness. Trade talks have...
Carney says U.S. negotiators demanded concessions that would eliminate Canadian auto industry
Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks broke down last month over U.S. demands that would have forced core Canadian industries to...
Liberals win byelections in Toronto and Quebec, hold majority government
The Liberal Party retained control of two federal ridings Tuesday night — Beaches-East York and Chicoutimi-Le Fjord — securing its...
