Thousands of fans of the video game Warframe packed the London Convention Centre for the second edition of the TennoCon video game event today. TennoCon runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and is organized by London-based video game developers Digital Extremes, highlighting Warframe, their hit free-to-play cooperative third-person shooter game. “It’s our second...
With more than 180 wildfires burning around B.C. and more than 38,000 people on evacuation order, groups are being set up online to help those displaced by the wildfires.
A black man from Laval claims police arrested him without cause and erased a video he took of the incident.
Water tested earlier this week at Gimli showed E. coli levels higher than recommended levels.
The city's south-central peninsula is the first area to engage in the Neighbourhood Action Plan process.
When Sara Geurts was only 10, she was diagnosed with a genetic condition that caused her skin to prematurely wrinkle.
Leduc County isn't on the same page as the Electoral Boundaries Commission, when it comes to determining if and where there should be changes to the county's provincial electoral boundaries.
Children living with chronic illness or disability had a chance to learn about the world of performing on Saturday.
Drivers will have to detour in downtown Winnipeg this weekend.
An 85-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 11 at Exit A, north of Regina.
A London dry cleaner was fined $10,000 for using a product banned in 2000 due to potential long-term harm on the environment.
The fate of an endangered species could hang in the balance with the death of seven North Atlantic right whales found floating in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, experts say.
"Alex was an amazing young woman, she had a ton of friends, and has a ton of family who loves her,"
Crews have recovered the body of a man from Ashbridges Bay in Toronto.
How many more thousands of Canadians will be charged with pot possession over the next twelve months while nervous and fretful politicians fret about zoning regulations?
Ever wanted a book randomly dispensed to you from a vending machine? That exists right here in Canada.
Islamic State fighters say they will 'fight to the death' for Mosul, as Iraqi military commanders said they would take full control of the city from the insurgents at any moment.
From 'Dazed and Confused' to 'The Goonies,' these summer movies will help you pass the time in style.
The unclaimed $82,060 50/50 prize from the Edmonton Eskimos home opener will be carried over to next Fridays game. It will be added to the pot for the game against the Ottawa Redblacks on July 14th.
With GST cheques on the way and the new carbon rebates, the Canada Revenue Agency once again warns Albertans about scammers.
Staring at the possibility of starting the 2017 CFL season 0-2 the Hamilton Tiger-Cats will attempt to pounce into the win column when they visit Saskatchewan on Saturday night.
Vancouver Mayor and Mayors' Council Chair Gregor Robertson is maintaining his position against the Massey Tunnel replacement.
Kamar Jorden had two touchdowns Friday night, leading the Stampeders to a 29-10 victory over Winnipeg.
A blue-green algae bloom was spotted on Lake Sundance, prompting a warning from health officials.
This weekend, Edmonton is hosting a major three-on-three basketball tournament. As Jack Haskins explains, the form of basketball is now a pathway to the Olympics for amateurs.
