As temperatures drop, the risk of carbon monoxide or CO poisoning goes up. A province-wide campaign is now underway, encouraging Albertans to test their carbon monoxide alarms. Leo Pisarevski from Atco, explains the most common dangerous situations when dealing with carbon monoxide.
Two reserve army units, the B.C. Dragoons and Rocky Mountain Rangers, will train at the Vernon Millitary Camp area, Nov. 12-14.
Public health experts have described the implementation of antiviral pills as potentially game-changing in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a year when hospitals have never mattered more to the community, the Covenant Foundation Lottery is hoping to support the Grey Nuns and Misericordia Hospitals. In order to reach their goal this year, they’ve extended their final deadline to enter the draw for a dream home to Nov. 25. Josie Hammond-Thrasher shares the details...
CFD said it responded to six grass fires on Thursday, spanning from about noon to later into the evening. The evening fires are said to be caused by the careless use of fireworks.
Canadian Blood Services estimates the Sikh Nation blood donor campaign has saved more than 160,000 lives in the country since it began in 1999.
A special program on Global TV dubbed “We Remember” airing Saturday night, highlights the impact of the No Stone Left Alone program in Canada and beyond. Randall Purvis, with the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation, explains the idea behind the program and what viewers will see.
Canada's unemployment rate dropped to 6.7 per cent in October, and while Manitoba actually lost jobs, a local analyst says there is no cause for concern.
Police say three men entered the pharmacy on Blueridge Drive shortly before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, pulled a gun on staff, and fled with money and prescription drugs.
The Penticton Vees rolled past Nanaimo Friday while the Vernon Vipers lost to Wenatchee in overtime.
Scientists and advocates point to polar bears, marked as “threatened” on the endangered species list.
The family of Canadian Football Hall of Fame member Angelo Mosca has announced his death. Mosca, who had been battling Alzheimer's Disease, was 84.
Toronto police seized 'a quantity of cannabis products that were packaged and labelled to replicate mainstream candy products for consumption,' Friday, prompting the warning.
They argue that the continued testing requirement is too cumbersome for Canadian business travellers wanting a quick visit to an American destination.
Canada needs a raft of measures to accelerate the transition to greener modes of transportation in order to meet its zero-emission targets, experts say, as countries meet at COP26.
Savers are being squeezed between high inflation and low interest rates. We asked two personal finance pros what, if anything, Canadians can do to protect their savings.
Leask started Oji-Cree Softball this past February. The goal is to introduce the softball development program to as many children as possible in Manitoba.
China will enforce punishment for those on the list by not letting them enter the mainland and its Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau, Beijing said.
The Edmonton Elks will finish a CFL season without a win at home for the first time in the team's 72-year history.
Leon Draisaitl scored in overtime giving the Edmonton Oilers a come-from-behind 6-5 win over the New York Rangers Friday night at Rogers Place.
The province has implemented 9 of 17 recommendations made in a report looking into a deadly care home outbreak last year.
A vote on a larger, nearly $2-trillion measure boosting health care, family services and climate change efforts is now expected later this month under a Democratic deal.
Luke Evangelista's 11th goal of the season lifted the London Knights to a 2-1 win over the Owen Sound Attack and a 9-0-0 start on the season.
The surging Hamilton Tiger-Cats are playoff bound after they beat the B.C. Lions 26-18 Friday night for their third consecutive win.
A 62-year-old man is dead after being hit by a car in Garden Hill First Nation Thursday night.