A former Winnipeg basketball player has been found not criminally responsible in the vicious 2017 stabbing of his brother's girlfriend. He remains in custody pending a review.
Justin Bieber may or may not know how to eat a burrito like a civilized human being but a viral photo that appeared to show the Canadian pop star eating the Tex-Mex wrap like it was corn on the cob turned out to be a hoax.
Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is challenging the federal government’s carbon pricing plan in court.
"It is believed that the victim and the suspect were known to one another, although the specific motive for this homicide has not yet been established," police said in a news release Monday.
630 CHED proudly presents Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, on November 17th to December 9th at the Citadel Theatre!
The Straschnitzkis have added their voices to those of other Humboldt Broncos parents who want buses equipped with seat and shoulder belts.
A total of 3,400 postal workers in Metro Vancouver were off the job last Friday.
A senior in Barrie is out $2,500 after falling victim to a scam targeting grandparents.
Several phone threats have been made to Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School, forcing it into lockdown as a precaution.
The Kitchener Rangers were in Oshawa Saturday night to face the Generals and they managed to eke out a 3-2 win on the road.
The report comes after police received calls from residents concerned about cannabis ingestion.
Gab was down Sunday night after widespread condemnation of its anti-Semitic content.
Greyhound is being replaced by a mix of provincial government-subsidized services, Indigenous-owned bus lines, locally owned startups, flexible fleets of shuttle buses and a scattering of formal and informal ride-sharing services.
When he was born three months premature, no one thought he’d survive the night. Now, Spruce Grove’s Brad Bartko is a motivational speaker who also uses his voice to lend support to a unique fundraiser for Echoes of Hope, which gives foster kids and under-priveleged kids a chance at post-secondary education.
Northey's Bay Road was closed by several hours on Sunday after an ATV Crash
The president’s comments follow a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that left 11 dead and a mail bomb scare targeting Democrats and CNN.
Durham Region police say the most recent incident took place last month at a shopping mall in Oshawa, Ont.
Titled "On Foot and Underground at Canada's Crossroads", Portage and Main wound up as a headline on the New York Times.
A Spruce Grove mom is planning a special trick or treating experience this Halloween for kids who struggle with sensory issues. Community reporter Margeaux Maron explains.
Seniors are quickly becoming one of the most indebted generations in Canada. Licensed insolvency trustee Freida Richer shares advice on how seniors can better handle their money and how to best plan for retirement and having a fixed income.
According to Huntsville OPP, on Oct. 16, officers received a report that significant damage was done to the baseball diamond on William Street.
Kirby Dach had a three-point night to help power the Saskatoon Blades over the Calgary Hitmen.
Several residents of Yaletown used hockey sticks to try to unclog plugged street drains.
A police spokesperson said the victim is a man but could not confirm his age or cause of death.
McCallum says about 20 per cent of the line to Langley along the Fraser Highway will be at ground level, costing less than an entirely elevated system.