Raymond Care Centre now under new ownership
The new owner says he and his team are about 70 per cent through their cleanup efforts and are working towards getting power to the building restored.
The new owner says he and his team are about 70 per cent through their cleanup efforts and are working towards getting power to the building restored.
Despite the crowds, airport officials are reminding passengers there are steps they can take to ensure all goes as smooth as possible.
Edmonton city councillors have approved a property tax increase of 2.6 per cent each year over the next four years. Vinesh Pratap has the details.
Police say probes into bomb threats are particularly time consuming and resource intensive, so experts around the world will look for ways to limit its tolls, according to Goodale.
"People have been asking for this for a long time."
It's a battle the group is willing to take all the way to the Supreme Court.
The tour will feature intimate and honest conversations between Mrs. Obama and a selection of to-be-announced moderators, reflective of the extraordinary stories shared in the wide-ranging chapters of her upcoming memoir.
Security experts believe Thursday's emailed bomb threats can be traced back to the same group responsible for the "sextortion" scam this past October.
Four people are facing a variety of drug charges after Regina Police conducted a drug bust involving six addresses.
Photos posted to social media showed a thick column of black smoke rising over the facility.
Goodale said he is confident the security officials who wrote a 2018 report on terrorism threats facing Canada did not mean to malign entire religions.
Here are your five things to do this weekend for Friday, Dec. 14, 2018.
Alberta Health Services is calling the methodology and data of a recent ESPN report on NHL arenas into question.
According to Ormstown Coun. Ken Dolphin, the work is being done along Route 201 to connect much of the town to water and sewer services.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the scarcity of cannabis was most pronounced in Ontario and Quebec.
The “yellow vest” movement, which began its demonstrations Nov. 17 initially to protest an increase in fuel taxes, soon morphed into an expression of rage about the high cost of living in France
The Alberta government is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could be fired for being in gay or common-law relationships.
A Salisbury, N.B., family is being forced to give up their horses after a longstanding battle with village council, leading to a court ruling.
Over 18 years, the fundraiser has raised more than $1.5 million to feed those in need.
The SLGA is investigating complaints that Minhas Sask. Ventures was selling craft beer without brewer permission.
Saskatchewan’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority has directed Barlow Motors to stop its unlicensed vehicle sales in Saskatoon.
Sgt. Peter Paquette pleaded guilty to three counts in connection to an incident in September 2016.
After 35 years in business, the outdoor sports store on Cartier Avenue in Pointe-Claire, Que., is closing for good in February 2019.
A maximum of 210 taxis are licensed through the City of Saskatoon, while there is no proposed cap on companies like Uber and Lyft.
After 69 years of operation, days are now numbered for the Regina Boxing Club.