The mayor of Middleton, N.S., says volunteer firefighters had to be called to the hospital to help a patient in cardiac arrest because the nearest doctor was 30 minutes away.
The MTO says they now expect the new ferry to be operational some time this summer.
The city said it is partnering with first nations to provide spaces for Indigenous peoples in parks.
Police say officers told the suspect to exit the vehicle, but allege she instead put it in reverse, hitting an officer, a fire truck and a lamppost in the process.
A Calgary mother is raising concerns after she was recently confronted by an Uber driver who attacked her family's ethnicity. She’s now sharing video of the incident.
Housing rights advocates say Quebec is in a historic housing crisis ahead of moving day on July 1, and Bill 31 is only making it worse.
Police said on June 21 at around 12:20 a.m., officers found a man who appeared to be asleep in a vehicle parked in a lot in the McCowan Road and Carlton Road area.
As Alberta Premier Danielle Smith apologized for her ethics violation in the legislature, the NDP is asking RCMP to investigate the matter.
'Cisgender' was first coined in 1994 by a grad student looking for a way to refer to people who aren't transgender without implying that one identity is 'normal' and one isn't.
The Communications Security Establishment said Russia had repeatedly deployed destructive cyber attacks against its adversaries as geopolitical crises escalate.
The evacuation order for Westview Mobile Village will be lifted at 2 p.m. Wednesday and residents can return home, the Province of Alberta said in an emergency alert.
A proposed bylaw amendment in Barrie, Ont., would prohibit the distribution of tents or tarps, and food, in public parks or on public lands without a permit.
The Manhattan-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the law adopted last year by Westchester County, New York, was valid under a 2000 Supreme Court ruling.
A young man heading back home along Highway 401 on Tuesday night said he was one of the last cars to make it out of the area before a fuel tanker truck exploded on the roadway.
Saskatchewan's information and privacy commissioner is urging justice officials to consider prosecuting a former government employee who was found to have inappropriately accessed personal information as part of an alleged illegal immigration scheme.
Nine staff members from Guelph's city clerk's office will be helping run one of the polling stations in Toronto's west end on June 26.
RCMP officials confirm an underage Calgarian has been arrested in connection with an ongoing terrorism investigation that saw charges laid against Zakarya Rida Hussein.
The potential for more rain could spell disaster for Okanagan cherry crops that are just starting to ripen, valley fruit farmers are saying.
Winnipeg police say an injured man was taken to hospital after gunfire was heard on Tuesday afternoon in the area Ellice Avenue and Agnes Street.
Central Hastings OPP say one operator was taken to hospital with serious injuries while another was not injured but was arrested for impaired driving.
Toronto police said on June 9, officers were called to a hotel in the downtown core for reports of a fraud.
Members of the Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Air Force were redeployed Tuesday after spending six weeks in Alberta helping battle wildfires.
The City of Edmonton's solar rebate program closed Wednesday after 700 people jumped on the incentives, resulting in nearly $2 million fully subscribed.
The City of Edmonton’s single-use plastic ban goes into effect on July 1, putting Edmonton on the 'road to less waste and litter,' the city said Wednesday.
The owner of a home near King and Dane streets in Kitchener called Waterloo police at around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday after a man was found inside the residence.