NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 08-2019

A Saskatchewan woman, 70, was charged with trafficking cocaine after RCMP officers conducted a drug bust in the northern part of the province.

Proposal would ask the agencies to help police tech giants like Facebook and Google over alleged bias.

A new paper shows that these firms are lobbying for environmental regulations in a calculated bet that their competitors will be worse off

A 39-year-old man was charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault after a woman suffered life-threatening burns to her face, hands and back.

RCMP says they believe someone deliberately cut the cables of the Sea to Sky gondola in Squamish, B.C., which crashed into the ground overnight Saturday.

The Liberal government has had dozens of web pages from Stephen Harper's days as prime minister deleted from Google search results.

Energy chiefs at Renewable UK revealed on Friday afternoon that wind turbines had been generating 50 per cent of Great Britain's electricity earlier in the day, setting a new record.

Squamish RCMP are investigating after the incident. Officials say the gondola will be closed for "the foreseeable future"

What is believed to be an early drinking hall where influential Vikings may have raised a flagon of ale has been unearthed on a Scottish island.

Police are looking for witnesses who may have seen a B.C. teen before his death, which family and friends say was witnessed by many who chose not to intervene.

A Victoria man who jaywalked before he saw his wife being hit by a motorcycle but he's been awarded $98,000 in damages for nervous shock

Alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was reportedly not under suicide watch at the Manhattan Correctional Institute during the time of his death early Saturday morning.

Adina Katz says she was a victim of online harassment, bullying and even body shaming as a result of the misidentification.

Wage growth accelerated last month to its fastest clip in more than decade, according to numbers released Friday from Statistics Canada.

Kenrick McRae took his recycling out Tuesday afternoon. When he returned inside, he had been fined nearly $500 by police for drinking and driving.

Forgive widower Amandeep (Aman) Luthra for not agreeing with Chief Mark Saunders' assessment of the safety of the city of Toronto. Most citizens that are working day and night, doing their day to day thing, who are not out in really crazy late hours in th

The number of women carrying knives has risen by 73 per cent in the last five years, figures have shown, amid claims that male gang members make women carry their weapons because they are less likely to be stopped by police.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May has unveiled a multi-pronged plan to help workers in the gas and oil sector transition to a renewable energy economy, including skills retraining programs and massive retrofit projects designed to create jobs.

The pair had been in the Manitoba wilderness for two weeks, after the Toyota RAV4 they had been driving was ditched and burned near Gillam, Man.

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service confirmed in a statement that a child had been injured due to an animal bite at the zoo on Monday.

Beer topped sales, following by wine, according to the B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch

The lawsuit arose from a June 14, 2017 editorial discussing a shooting that day at an Alexandria, Va., baseball field that injured four people.

The Vancouver Rat Project has been studying rats in downtown Vancouver for years. Their findings suggest a whole ecosystem living under our streets.

The Federal Court has temporarily halted the release of an alleged ISIS supporter while it reviews a decision ordering him to be freed to a small town in British Columbia.

Investigators say a Cleveland bank robber made their job much easier because his note demanding money was written on the back side of a document bearing his name and address.

A gunman in body armour opened fire early Sunday in a popular entertainment district in Dayton, Ohio, killing nine people, including his sister, and wounded dozens of others before he was quickly slain by police, city officials said.

Like the other provinces fighting the federal backstop, Alberta is arguing that the carbon tax constitutes federal overreach

Celebrities who have spoken out publicly against gun violence attended a lavish party thrown by the owner of one of the world's biggest weapons producers in the Austrian Alps on Friday.

An idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.

President Trump demanded to know where the billions in Federal funding given to Baltimore had gone but the city's most recent audit. notes 'significant deficiencies.'

The average Canadian family spent more last year on taxes than on housing, food and clothing combined, according to a new study.

Advocates of the LGBTQ community want Health Canada to change a policy which prevents gay men and trans women from donating blood within three months of having sex with another man.

Human rights law in Canada today is a mockery of what was intended when the legislation was passed

Twenty people were killed and one person is in custody after a shooting rampage Saturday at a shopping mall, police in the Texas border town of El Paso said.

Some new toilet ettiquette signs are popping up in the Canadian Rockies to show international visitors how to properly use outhouses.

The Immigration and Refugee Board imposed more than two dozen conditions on Othman Hamdan.

The comments attributed to Butts appeared in the National Post as part of an excerpt from columnist John Ivison's forthcoming new book, 'Trudeau: The Education of a Prime Minister'

Three of Canada's biggest oilsands producers are going directly to voters to ask them to "influence the outcome" of big decisions concerning the oil and gas sector as a fall federal election looms.

Christopher Desjarlais admitted a charge of second-degree murder in the Oct. 31, 2017, stabbing death of Randeep (Bobby) Dhaliwal

Three large signboards on Esquimalt Avenue were spray-painted with the phrases "Kill Booth" and "Kill Council"

Hades and Pephu Park are grieving their one-year-old German shepherd after it was stabbed and died Wednesday evening at Patterson Creek Park, an incident that has left area dog-walkers on edge.

Cutland was in a plane with another passenger and the pilot. Ten minutes into the flight, she unbuckled her seatbelt and attempted to open the door

Video shows the moment the machine generated the enormous wave, turning a relaxing afternoon at the pool into a bloody nightmare with screaming adults and crying children

A young man stopped at an east London intersection was shot in the face after giving another motorist the finger in what police now say is a case of possible road rage.

The annual Toronto Caribbean Carnival, long known for the revealing costumes worn by its revellers, will be taking that tradition a step further during this Saturday's parade. For the first time in the event's 52-year history, some of the dancers will be

Jim Stauffer, along with 32 others, are suing the centre to whom they donated their deceased relatives for years of deception

Gator bites have become more common as the gator population has boomed. A lot of the time, the gators aren't sure what they're biting and back off, study finds.

Management at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, meanwhile, has denied the allegations.

The prospect of Americans raiding Canadian pharmacies for cheaper prescription drugs is raising the spectre of drug shortages north of the border.