Nearly five months after officers pulled over a reportedly stolen cube van, Edmonton police say 130 charges have been laid against three people after stolen IDs, credit cards and valuables were found inside, and that they believe the thefts were part of a three-year crime spree in Western Canada.
Food rescue charity Second Harvest says more than half of food produced in Canada ends up in landfills.
Entry for the event is free and on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A power outage in the Forest Grove and Erindale neighbourhoods was caused by a pole fire, according to the City of Saskatoon.
A woman claiming to be a psychic is alleged to have defrauded 10 people of more than $72,500.
"Having someone charged sort of brought home the reality that people were continuing to make best efforts and continuing to try to solve this," John Van Cuylenborg said.
MoneySense Magazine says Hamilton is the seventh-best real estate market in the country.
After an off-season of sweeping personnel changes, the Edmonton Eskimos are trying to fit the new pieces together.
A 31-year-old Barrie man is facing impaired and dangerous driving charges after a single-vehicle collision in Bradford Saturday morning, South Simcoe police say.
Speaking in Iowa hours ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump, Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden ripped the Republican president's trade policies, saying that farmers were being caught in the crossfire between the United States and China.
Part of the ceiling collapsed in two upstairs bedrooms and a common room in the home on Beaconsfield Avenue.
A wanted man was found hiding in a doghouse by Jeb, according to Prince Albert police.
The resurfacing is part of the city's response to concerns about friction levels on the parkway.
Basketball fans in Montreal hope there will be a second viewing party for game six.
Thirty-eight-year-old David Farrell appeared in Dartmouth Provincial Court on Tuesday, where Crown attorney Jennifer Mickelson told a judge there was insufficient evidence for a conviction.