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Donations can be dropped off anytime between now and Dec. 14, when the Delta Armouries will be hosting the drive-thru toy drive.

Many gyms sell memberships knowing that many clients will stop attending after a few visits, an expert warns.

The Calgary Stampeders won the West Final

The by-election is incredibly important because of the breakdown in the legislature.

American rapper Coolio was denied entry into Canada and therefore wasn't able to perform at the recent I Love the '90s Tour in Winnipeg, which included Vanilla Ice, Young MC, 2 Live Crew and Sisqo.

Elk Valley RCMP said they are continuing to investigate the collision and are working with the BC Coroners Service

Three Senate Democrats filed a lawsuit Monday arguing that Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional and asking a federal judge to remove him.

Palestinians hailed as a step towards peace, while it was criticized by Israeli Tourism Minister Yariv Levin.

Westbank Writers' Group helps encourage and inspire members on their journey to being published.

A farm family in the Sussex area is left picking up the pieces after their machinery barn and everything inside burned to the ground early Saturday.

Hamilton Police are looking for suspects after two people were allegedly bear-sprayed on Main Street.

Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week's weather forecast.

The incident happened around 4 p.m. at the Canadian National Rail crossing on Haskill Road just west of Port Hope.

With Christmas just weeks away, how are you making out with your gift-giving list? Winnipeg toy stores have lots of ideas if you are short on inspiration.

A Colorado man was sentenced Monday to life in prison for killing his pregnant wife and their two young daughters and dumping their bodies on an oil work site.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has appointed three experts to work with the energy industry to find ways to close an oil price gap that is costing Canada tens of millions a day.

The province has ordered Ambulance New Brunswick to implement a dedicated non-emergency transfer service for hospital patients that will allow it to pre-identify a patient's language of choice and deploy appropriate staff to meet their needs.

Police say the bags were emitting a strong chemical smell and contained plastic canisters that were marked as corrosive.

A judge who led an inquiry into a fatal after-hours bobsled run in 2016 says Canada Olympic Park should explore using infrared technology to help prevent similar tragedies.

Police say four people were found dead in the basement of a Philadelphia home Monday, each with a single gunshot wound to the head.

Some are calling it a national crisis – the plummeting price of bitumen having a serious impact on our economy. There have been calls for the province to act and on Monday the premier announced her plan. Tom Vernon reports.

A curling team skipped by Jamie Koe that featured 2014 Olympic champion Ryan Fry was ejected from an Alberta bonspiel over the weekend for what organizers called unsportsmanlike behaviour resulting from excessive drinking.

Hundreds of Strathcona County workers returned to the County Hall on Monday morning after two explosions at the complex earlier this month. But we’re learning it could be several months before the community centre is fully open to the public. Kendra Slugoski reports.

Guelph police say a 43-year-old man is facing charges after the truck was stolen twice on Saturday.

'Because we lost our way it was 48 hours,' the Quadra Island resident told Global News.