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A school bus and two vehicles were involved in a collision in south Regina Thursday morning.
On Thursday, a day after the Alberta government unveiled its cannabis framework for when new laws legalizing recreational marijuana come into effect, a group of 12 medical marijuana producers has come forward with a plan that they say will take some of the pressure off the province.
The Special Investigations Unit has ruled there are no reasonable grounds to lay criminal charges against an OPP officer after a man was injured during a traffic stop in Burlington.
Kusone was last seen Sept. 17 by a care giver in the 45000 block of Wellington Avenue.
The man, who can only be identified as K.C., was deemed a dangerous offender, a lifetime designation that allows the court to impose a prison sentence with no end date.
In New Brunswick, only the young, the elderly and those considered high risk can get the flu shot for free.
Changes are being made to the way that CityHousing Hamilton hires contractors with a goal of reducing the risk of fraudulent activity.
There are some signs that the hot Okanagan real estate market is slowing down.
This is the final year of a three-year strategy to deal with bed bugs in Hamilton.
Investigators had seized eight video cameras, six of which were disguised as smoke detectors, and a hard drive recording system in some music classrooms at Collingwood Collegiate Institute.
The RBC branch in Apsley, Ont., will be closing in April 2018, the only bank in the village in North Kawartha Township.
La Ronge RCMP are asking for help in an attempted kidnapping attempt in the northern Saskatchewan community.
The national settlement with an estimated 20,000 victims, to be announced Friday by Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett, is aimed at resolving numerous related lawsuits, most notable among them a successful class action in Ontario.
The accidental photographs have resulted in lasting special memories for one Aussie couple.
Nine cities, including Ottawa and Regina, were cut from the list announced in August.
Hollywood bigwig Harvey Weinstein has harassed multiple women over an almost 30-year span, claims a New York Times investigation.
Heading into the Thanksgiving weekend, Vancouver Fire Rescue are putting out a reminder about the danger of kitchen grease fires.
The province officially marked the opening of Community Living Trent Highlands - the amalgamation of services of three Community Living agencies in the Peterborough and the Kawarthas.
Under the expansion, employees who have been with a company for at least 13 consecutive weeks will be eligible to take up to 17 weeks off in a calendar year, without the fear of job loss, if the bill is passed.
The secret to this delectable recipe is a beer brine.
Energy Minister Geoff MacLellan says amendments to the Marine Renewable-energy Act would help bring tidal energy developers to market faster.
U.S. lawmakers are considering a ban on bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire as quickly as machine guns, following the Las Vegas shooting that left 58 dead.
The National Rifle Association is calling for additional regulation on bump stock devices, which are used to make a gun fire like a fully automatic one, after a gunman used the device to open fire on a crowd of 22,000 people in Las Vegas.
And the busiest part of hurricane season isn’t even over.
