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Saskatoon Police Service laid 23 charges, seized 22 weapons and arrested 11 people following 29 weapons-related calls for service over the weekend.

Officers went to a home at 28 Helene Street North on July 20 for a wellness check. Investigators said that, when they arrived, they found a young woman had died.

Two of Edmonton's most popular summer festivals wrapped up this weekend. We find out how many people attended K-Days and Taste of Edmonton.

A group of five girls between the ages of seven and 14 was rescued by Manitoba RCMP Friday night after a dock they were on broke from the shore and began floating downstream.

Viral videos showed the sign blasting white light and occasionally strobing over the weekend, just days after Musk rebranded Twitter to 'X.'

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the cost of living has been an issue of controversy in Saskatchewan.

Andrew Stevens said the province is looking to pivot the conversation to what teachers are making, rather than the quality of education and support in classrooms.

Waterloo regional police say the driver lost control of the vehicle before it went into a ditch and slammed into a telephone pole.

A committee that will oversee the changes recommended by Nova Scotia's mass shooting inquiry is to meet no more than four times a year and provide updates at least twice a year.

The sudden addition of 23 new feline friends only exacerbates the need for help, a Barrie animal shelter already at capacity says.

More than 1,300 people were ordered to evacuate their homes Saturday near the community of Aguanga that is home to horse ranches and wineries.

Michelle Rabbit, 37, was reported missing earlier this month and was last seen on Paul First Nation, 50 kilometres west of Edmonton. Her body was found Thursday.

By tailoring work options to the participants' skills and needs, the project intends to help create a more inclusive workforce provincewide.

The incident, which Kelowna RCMP called serious, happened along the 3300 block of Sexsmith Road.

During a Hamilton visit, the prime minister revealed Ottawa will foot about a third of the bill for four affordable housing projects in the city.

Around 2:15 a.m. the man said he needed medical attention and was taken to a hospital in Gimli before being transported to Health Sciences Centre. He was later pronounced dead.

Boards will be required to post PD day details on their websites, including the content, presenters and resources shared with educators.

Police say a man pulled up to a city park and began blasting his vehicle horn for several minutes in an attempt to 'annoy a homeless encampment.'

Passenger traffic at the Calgary International Airport hit a record high during the peak summer travel season, signaling resurgence in air travel.

The Alberta government says it wants an answer today from a Calgary medical clinic about its plan to charge membership fees for faster access to a family doctor.

OPP early Monday located the vehicle which fled from Port Hope police after an officer fired at the vehicle on Sunday. The SIU say an officer was injured when struck by a ricochet.

'Paul bravely and privately fought cancer for years with his trademark tenacity and wit,' a statement posted to the Pee-wee Herman Facebook fan page reads.

Photos circulating on social media showed a mosque in Montreal North with its front windows smashed. Police could not confirm the suspect's age or what charges he could face.

Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency is offering water and vacant land across the province to farmers and ranchers who need it.

Halton Region police say the man was hiking with friends on Sunday when he fell from a cliff in the conservation area in Burlington.