South Africa's drought-hit city of Cape Town introduced new water restrictions Thursday in an attempt to avoid what it calls "Day Zero," as the water crisis now threatens other cities.
Police are not naming the officer charged out of concerns it could identify the alleged victim.
Chief Leanne Fitch says the force's testing has found that more than 30 employees have varying degrees of proficiency in French.
The RCMP is investigating after more than $100,000 worth of meat was stolen from a food distribution company in Sherwood Park.
The federal government fumbled the communications strategy, but Supriya Dwivedi says politically, the Canada Summer Jobs program is a slam-dunk win for the Liberals
Sandals joins Matthews and Duguid in return to Queen's Park as Parliamentary Assistants weeks after being shuffled out of cabinet.
Airport officials said the boost in passenger volume is due to enhancements in airline services and flight frequency.
A Kingston man faces several charges after fleeing a crash on Highway 401 in Port Hope on Wednesday night.
On a visit to Edmonton on Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked about the Oilers. His response? He compared the fate of the team to his “beloved Habs.”
Provincial officials hope the upgrades will improve safety and traffic flow.
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi had strong words for the B.C. government as he threw his support behind Alberta's premier in a dispute over the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi had strong words for the B.C. government as he threw his support behind Alberta's premier in a dispute over the Trans Mountain pipeline.
More than two years after Calli Vanderaa was shot and seriously wounded with a stolen RCMP gun, the teenager is taking Manitoba sheriffs to court.
The municipality is reminding haligonians that vehicles that violate the ban can be ticketed and towed.
Police seized three firearms and some drugs as part of an ongoing investigation into weapons and illegal drug trafficking in the region.
The City of Montreal is adding some new pedestrian-friendly streets next summer, including in Saint-Laurent.
Pedro Martinez, Lloyd Moseby and William Humber make up this year's Hall of Fame class at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Amazon pulled several hair care products from their website after a South Carolina woman shared video of a hair dryer she ordered from the site smoking and shooting fire.
A police officer's intuition is credited for Winnipeg's latest firearms arrest.
The pool was scheduled to be decommissioned along with the facility that houses it, the Lady Beaverbrook gymnasium, this fall.
An 18-year-old man was in stable condition after he was shot in the head.
The senate has voted to adjust the Canadian national anthem to make it gender neutral, and changing just two words has set off a wave of reaction. Jennifer Crosby was joined by Chief Political Correspondent David Akin out of Ottawa, who explained the background to the decision.
Fort Whyte Alive is making preparations for Groundhog Day. The annual prediction of a long winter or early Spring happens Friday Feb. 2.
WestJet Airlines Ltd. says Swoop, its new ultra-low-cost carrier, will launch on June 20. To celebrate, it offered the first 2,000 seats with $0 fares plus taxes and fees.
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