The former London mayor is still the frontrunner in the race to succeed Theresa May but his lead had been dented by reports of a heated late-night row with his girlfriend.
Three BC Wildfire Service helicopters were on scene, and two air tankers were also deployed.
Siakam averaged 16.9 points per game in his third year in the NBA this past season, up from 7.3 last year.
Chicago police also released hundreds of other files from the investigation on Monday.
Scott Moe is speaking out against the federal governments’ Bill C-69. He said the legislation will greatly affect people in the province and called on Saskatoon's business community to take action.
The reason why? To buy time to talk about concerns over drunken behaviour and drinking and driving.
Now that these projects are in the books the district is looking at installing a filtration plant.
Raw emotion and many tears filled a Calgary courtroom on Monday as friends and family of murder victim Brett Wiese, 20, shared the immense pain and grief they've endured since losing him.
"It continued to come forward and then made contact with a person. All those circumstances show me that the bear has lost its fear of people," a conservation officer told Global News.
David Saint-Jacques will face quite a few challenges getting his body used to regular life on Earth.
Airbnb has handed over more than $14 million in PST to the B.C. government in the first six months of tax remittance.
The president said in an interview with The Hill on Monday that writer E. Jean Carroll is "totally lying."
Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau has given his approval to the proposed $3.5-billion acquisition of WestJet Airlines by Onex Corp.
The Roxy Theatre burned down more than four years ago. On Monday, dignitaries broke ground on the New Roxy. Fletcher Kent was there.
In an interview with Global News, Patrick Brown called Bill 21 “an offence to diversity and multiculturalism."
The complaints are increasing among many Albertans about how long it’s taking to get a driver’s test. Vinesh Pratap has more on what’s being done.
Pride Toronto faced sharp criticism online over the sign, which encouraged attendees to connect with the land they were on.
The United Conservative government is being sued by its employees. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees filed a statement of claim against Bill 9. Tom Vernon reports.
A teenager was seriously hurt in an incident overnight in the Kirkness area. Sarah Komadina spoke to someone who witnessed the hit and run.
Police continue to look for a suspect after he led them on a wild chase through residential communities in southwest Edmonton Sunday night. Sarah Kraus has the details.
The former United Memorial Church was erected in the North End of Halifax in 1921 to memorialize victims of the Halifax explosion and the president of the Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia Andrew Murphy, would like to see it saved.
Mexico is trying to curb a surge of migrants from third countries crossing its territory in order to reach the United States, under the threat of tariffs on its exports by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has made tightening border security a priority.
Students from Westmount Collegiate Institute in Thornhill have taken on a special project.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they've re-signed Manitoba's Travis Sanheim to a two-year contract extension.
