Edmonton's mayor said he wants to take a deeper look at the city's handling of legal claims after a local restaurant was damaged during a police arrest last summer.
Madu said he did not phone Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee to get the $300 distracted driving ticket cancelled, but understands why people could have concerns about the call.
"Restaurants can’t simply open their doors at a moment’s notice," Restaurants Canada president and CEO Todd Barclay said.
Police say a man and a woman inside a warming centre near 106th Avenue and King George Boulevard were wounded in what police believe to be a targeted shooting.
Ontario's health minister has vowed to crack down on the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, as doctors share unverified medical information on the Covid-19 vaccines.
Quebec's health commissioner recommends that care and other services offered to seniors become a priority and that the government strengthen the strategic role of public health.
Winnipeg city council is debating the future of escort services and body rub parlours in the city, which is a good first step according to advocate Diane Redsky.
Reservations for the 2022 camping season at Saskatchewan provincial parks can be made starting April 18.
Tyler Justin Kowal, 34, from Winnipeg and Jessie Leslie Lunan, 32, from Surrey have been arrested and charged. Both will appear in court today.
The latest round of funding from the gas tax program will see the province allocate $375.6 million to 107 municipalities that deliver public transit to 142 communities.
Britney is not happy that her sister, Jamie Lynn, is airing the family's dirty laundry in her new memoir and during interviews with the press.
Two men have been charged with first-degree murder in the 2020 death of 39-year-old Gregory Slewidge after a 16 month-long investigation.
A 41-year-old Edmonton man was killed in a two-vehicle collision involving a car and semi-tractor trailer on Highway 2 south of Athabasca on Friday.
The report analyzed data from the last province-wide point-in-time count conducted on April 11, 2018.
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The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found only 49 per cent of Canadians approve of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's response to the latest COVID-19 surge.
The drugmaker said it found 85,247 bottles that had been tampered with or faked, including versions of its Biktarvy and Descovy treatments.
Johnson has repeatedly apologized for a series of gatherings held by government staff amid COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020, and said that he didn't know about many of the events.
The Edmonton Public School Board will be sending a letter to the province asking for easier access to pediatric COVID-19 vaccines.
Councillor Rajko Dodic would like a closer look at the costs of curbside organics collection is Lethbridge.
Matheson's name was trending on Twitter after a tense exchange at a post-practice media availability with Leon Draisaitl, one of the Edmonton Oilers' two superstar centres.
The Red Cross said its teams in Tonga had confirmed that salt water from the tsunami and volcanic ash were polluting the drinking water sources of tens of thousands of people.
Attorney General Letita James said "significant evidence" has emerged tying Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump to fraudulent and misleading business practices.
After Saturday's apparently unprovoked attack on a woman who was pushed in front of a moving train, Mayor Eric Adams initially stressed that, overall, the subway system is safe.
Shared Health is warning of an increase in respiratory viruses among children over the last few weeks.