NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Tuesday that the Liberals decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline was a “bad deal” and that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has “no vision for the future.”
"He's very regretful that he held that sign a number of years ago, but look, Gurratan has changed his life around," Andrea Horwath said.
Officials with the MD of Foothills rescinded the state of local emergency as of 9 a.m. Tuesday, a news release said.
Police are looking to contact a person of interest due to a previous assault.
BMO said “fraudsters” claimed to have gained access to the personal and financial information of “a limited number of customers.”
Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Tuesday the government will buy the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. But what he left out is that that is only Plan B.
Cecilia Chmura wanted to die more than she wanted to live but because her death wasn't "reasonably foreseeable" she was denied a medically assisted death.
The wreckage has not been found, though hundreds of millions of dollars have gone into the four-year search.
Seven candidates are on the June 7 ballot in Northumberland-Peterborough South.
A common occurrence every spring is the discovery of what people believe to be abandoned animals. Here's what you should, and should not, do.
Two local crossing guards have been chosen as winners of the 2018 Canada's Favourite Crossing Guard Contest! Pierce Casey from London, takes care of the 300 students at Evelyn Harrison P.S. and also attends school concerts and sporting events as an "honorary grandparent" for students whose family are not available.
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Patients who received dental work between November 2017 and February 2018 are urged to get a blood test.
If the federal government owns the Trans Mountain pipeline project, who is legally liable if there were to be a spill? Alberta Premier Rachel Notley weighs in on the potential risk.
The Alberta NDP still has Bill 12 in its back pocket, Premier Rachel Notley said, should it need to use it “in the best interest of Albertans” as the federal government announced plans to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.
Despite the federal government announcing a plan to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, the project still faces opposition in B.C. How will governments deal with that opposition? Alberta Premier Rachel Notley weighs in.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said there is still work to be done to resume construction on the Trans Mountain pipeline project, hours after the feds announced a plan to buy the project.
Premier Rachel Notley said the federal government’s announcement to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline project is a major step forward for Albertans and will create many good jobs for working people.
The May 23 rescue happened just three days after a toddler died after being left in a hot vehicle in a parking lot in Burlington.
Sen. Pamela Wallin is introducing a bill to prohibit companies from paying Canadians for donating blood or plasma.
The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board expects an increase of 839 elementary students for the 2018-2019 school year.
Brandon Farmer, 29, faces a string of charges including; carrying a concealed weapon, aggravated assault, assault causing bodily harm and impaired riving.
Man in serious condition after being caught in machine at Woodstock, Ont., plant.
Monday night's decision paves the way for expanded yard waste pickup in Guelph.
The report's author says more often than not, police are the first to respond to a person in a mental-health crisis.