Trail cadets return from summer training across western Canada
Trail cadets have returned home as the squadron prepares to mark its 75th anniversary this fall Eighteen cadets…
Heat warnings issued for parts of B.C. Interior, North Coast
Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for several areas of B.C., as temperatures are expected to climb provincewide…
Back-to-work orders, wages, U.S. tariffs at centre of Toronto’s Labour Day rallies
Workers and union members across the GTA gathered in downtown Toronto on Monday for the annual Labour Day parade…
Parents must confirm sex at birth for students in girls’ sports in Edmonton Public Schools
Kids trying out for female sports teams in Edmonton Public Schools this fall will need their parents to…
New TV shows and movies in September
From Lady Gaga making an appearance on Wednesday Season 2, Part 2 on Netflix, to the new show…
IIO deployed to Burnaby after witnesses report gunshots – BC
B.C.’s civilian police watchdog has been deployed to a potential police-involved shooting in Burnaby. Witnesses in the Burnaby…
Opinion: Why Canada’s parents and grandparents reunification program is problematic
International conventions dictate that families have a right to be together. But Canada’s current parent and grandparent reunification…
Abbotsford home riddled with bullets in overnight shooting – BC
Police are investigating after an Abbotsford, B.C., home was targeted with gunfire overnight. Abbotsford police said it happened…
Canada’s Fernandez, Venus Williams advance to quarterfinals at US Open
NEW YORK — Venus Williams and Leylah Fernandez reached the women’s doubles quarterfinals at the US Open, defeating the 12th-seeded duo…
Bike thrown from Leaside Bridge on DVP, suspect wanted
Toronto police are searching for a man who caused “severe damage” to a vehicle after throwing a bicycle…
Report reveals Toronto among top 15 cities in Canada based on quality of life
A new report has named four Ontario cities among the best places to live in Canada, and while…
B.C. public workers to start job action Tuesday, union says
Some of B.C.’s 34,000 public sector workers will begin job action Tuesday, but those who know the details…