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The transition of marked Guelph police vehicles into hybrid utility vehicles is expected to be completed by 2023.

New numbers show the charitable efforts of a particular demographic are making a big difference for the Canadian economy.

Roy Moore was previously defeated by Democrat Doug Jones in a Senate special election, to replace Jeff Sessions.

Connor will become a restricted free agent next week, but he's more focused on getting his golf game in shape for the Players Cup in August.

A group of business owners in Edmonton's northwest is fed up with flooding and say the city is doing nothing to fix the problem.

Kathy Castle passed away on June 20, 2013 after a valiant but short-lived battle with lung cancer.

HRM staff, however, say the policy is designed to allow more children who require one-on-one support to attend camp.

Many of the dikes have already been taken down in Pierrefonds.

Members of Project Reconciliation say they are quickly moving forward with plans to pursue an ownership stake in the project.

An Alberta couple charged in the meningitis death of their toddler wants a judge to dismiss the case against them.

Nova Scotia RCMP say the crash on Highway 7 in Saltsprings, N.S., was reported at around 4:20 p.m.

Wesley Urban Ministries has said it's being forced to close its day centre on Ferguson Avenue as of August 23, because the landlord isn't renewing its lease.

In Kingston, the practice known as "rooming in" has been happening since 2013, but on a much smaller scale.

"We are fully committed to introducing this legislation if re-elected," said a spokesperson for the justice minister.