Republican Sen. Marco Rubio declared Thursday he will vote against the GOP’S sweeping tax package unless negotiators expand its child tax credit, jeopardizing the Republicans’ razor-thin margin as they try to muscle the $1.5 trillion bill through Congress next week.
The number represents roughly five per cent of the approximately 58,000 full time international students enrolled in the system.
The traffic division of the Winnipeg police service is hoping to talk to anyone who might have seen a crash that sent four people to hospital Dec. 13.
For the first time in 11 years, about 18 thousand kelowna residents are no longer subject to a quality advisory regarding their tap water.
An Edmonton man says he's thankful to be alive after he ran into a moose at full highway speed while driving home from work late last month.
An Edmonton man says he’s lucky to be alive after hitting a moose on a dark Alberta highway. He was driving from the Whitecourt area to Edmonton when the moose stepped out onto the highway.
Among the animals rescued from the property are 31 sheep, 19 piglets, and 12 chickens.
Alberta is challenging Saskatchewan's licence plate ban, filing the paperwork to have the issued resolved by an arbitration panel under the free trade New West Partnership.
During a twelve-hour live broadcast, the ‘Rock Jocks’ from Rawlco Radio called for donations to the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre.
Activists said the poverty line for a single individual is $19,125 a year — far exceeding the $6,900 someone would get from the government.
"I know I’m obligated to them just ‘cause I feel like I owe them that much at least - so when I do poorly…it really stresses me out."
Carfentanil is 100 times more powerful than fentanyl and is 10,000 times more powerful than morphine.
The association now forecasts a 5.3 per cent drop in national sales to 486,600 units next year.
A pair of fundraisers are being planned to shine a light on the homelessness issue and help local shelters during their busiest time.
Businesses that have purchased or will purchase eligible vehicles - including electric and natural trucks - after Sept. 1 can qualify for a range of rebates starting next year.
Winnipeg-based restaurant chain Salisbury House has been sold.
A notorious B.C. vigilante group is calling for authorities to release its leader "or else," after reports Ryan Laforge was arrested.
The Chamberland Commission on journalistic sources makes more than twenty recommendations in its 550 page report.
Kyle Johnson brings his ability as an outside shooter back to the London Lightning.
Health Canada is warning there's a possibility for a small number of test strips that detect fentanyl in street drugs to produce a false-negative result.
The federal Crown has decided to drop its appeal of a ruling dismissing charges against a prominent cannabis activist who was arrested in Calgary during a national tour to give away millions of marijuana seeds to the public.
The government says the plan aims to tackle the intergenerational impacts of slavery, a history of racial stigmatization and ongoing systemic racism.
The New Brunswick Towing and Recovery group is meeting with the N.B. Department of Public safety next week to ask for changes in the province's move over legislation
A Nova Scotia judge dismissed the charges against Joshua Finbow on Thursday, after Finbow's police statement was earlier ruled inadmissible.
The Who Will You Help campaign was released in 2015 as part of Ontario's "It's Never Okay" plan to stop sexual violence and harassment.
