Terms of the temporary pact bar the parties from disclosing its details for now, according to the Utah attorney general's office, a lead plaintiff in the bipartisan group.
The future Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in Lethbridge will be constructed at the intersection of Whoop Up Drive and Mauretania Road.
This past weekend, there were multiple incidents of people trying to get into areas that are currently blocked for public access.
Fresh questions have now arisen about the fate of tenants of a rooming on Clarke Street in Chinatown that people in the area call a drug den.
A tree planting event taking place at York Road Park on Sept. 23 will consist of 500 canopy trees as well as shrubs and wildflowers planted on a 500-square-metre site.
Three motorcyclists were critically injured in separate crashes in York Region on Wednesday, police say.
The Misericordia hospital's new emergency department -- which is nearly three times larger than the current ER -- has been turned over from the construction company.
True North Sports + Entertainment also announced there will be a two-hour presale.
The President of Spay Day HRM Society says the region is facing a new cat crisis. Linda Felix says more animals are being surrendered due to landlords bringing in no-pets policies.
The lead in Regina’s water does not come from the treatment plant in Buffalo Pound, but rather the pipes and connections underground.
A Bedford, N.S. homeowner says it might be wiser for the province to buy his home and others like it, instead of having to repeatedly provide disaster relief in decades to come.
Provincial police say they responded to a number of fatal incidents over the long weekend while more than 10,000 traffic/marine-related charges were laid.
One person faces charges after being pulled over near Indian Head, Sask., where members of the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol seized $1.1 million worth of unstamped cigarettes.
A Winnipeg woman who once worked under the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs' former grand chief Arlen Dumas is suing him for damages associated to multiple alleged sexual offences.
The Town of Quispamsis has implemented it's flyer distribution bylaw to allow people in the community to opt of the delivery service.
The provincial government said that changes to the school governance system could come in the opening weeks of the school year, wich starts Thursday
This just comes ahead of the holiday season as Hudson's Bay said it is using this return to determine which markets would be ideal for future Zellers stores.