In Quebec, there is legislation forcing daycares and some healthcare institutions to use detectors, but educational institutions are not bound by the same obligation.
The driver of an SUV says she panicked, leading to her accidentally driving over two parked vehicles outside a Kelowna mall on Tuesday afternoon.
Pollster and political commentator Janet Brown said the government has a few options when it comes to the March throne speech, the first being to hold the speech and immediately call an election.
Public servant Steve Fraser launched a GoFundMe campaign on Monday after learning his colleague was injured on the double-decker that crashed at Westboro station on Friday afternoon.
"The mindset has been not thinking or not worry about scoring."
Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman made his fourth State of the City Address Tuesday afternoon in front of a large group at the Sandman Hotel.
The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington says 11,882 properties were sold in 2018, a decline of 17.5 per cent from the previous year.
Mayor Don Iveson gave a measured response when asked to comment on a Global News investigation about a city memo outlining the detrimental impacts of calcium chloride on Edmonton roads – a memo that was not provided to city council.
The Canada Winter Games return to Alberta next month and this week, the contents from a 1995 time capsule that was created when the games were last held in the province, have been revealed.
After a beginning to winter marked by criticism over snow and ice removal, Saint John is trying to let residents know what they can reasonably expect.
A Colombian drug trafficker testified that Mexican cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman once boasted about paying a $100 million bribe to the former president of Mexico.
Saskatoon Transit is nearly done upgrades to its fleet to help deliver real-time bus locations via smart phone apps.
A judge has stated that he believes beyond a reasonable doubt these injuries were inflicted by an adult.
Preventing a woman from bringing her breastfeeding infant to a show could be grounds for discrimination on the basis of sex, Margot Young, a professor with the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, said.
Tue, Jan 15 – A Calgary woman is frustrated over a ticket policy preventing her from bringing her baby to a show. She’s been told for her infant to attend, she will have to pay a full price fare. Kim Smith has more on the policy and takes a look at the rules at other...
The victim wasn’t seriously hurt but the vehicle involved in the collision fled, according to police.
A Penticton couple is sharing their story about living with dementia to raise awareness of the brain disease that affects 70,000 British Columbians.
Years before being sentenced to death by a Chinese court for drug smuggling, a B.C. Supreme Court judge warned Robert Lloyd Schellenberg to change his ways.
According to Bracebridge OPP, on Sunday at around 3 a.m., officers on patrol saw a vehicle driving partially in the wrong lane.