"The directives aim at striking a proper balance between due respect of individual rights and the officers' duty to protect and ensure safety and security on campus," the university said.
The Guelph Fire Department says an unattended lit candle ignited nearby combustibles on Wednesday morning.
The ribbon is being cut on the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital as Saskatchewan’s first children’s hospital celebrates its grand opening.
A Swoop plane made an emergency landing at the Regina International Airport on Wednesday night after reports of smoke.
It’s estimated that the provincial funding for children’s services for the city and county will be reduced by $425,000 in 2020
Finance Minister Rod Phillips says there will be a one-year phase-in period, when insurers will have to issue a paper card in addition to the electronic option if it is requested.
A report released Tuesday by the national non-profit Children First Canada pinpoints the top 10 threats to children’s health and safety.
The Progressive Conservatives are now asking Ottawa to contribute the other half of the $126 million needed for the project, which they say will take eight years to complete.
A lot of new eateries opened in Edmonton over the summer. The Tomato magazine publisher Mary Bailey gives a rundown of all the new places to eat at, including new ice cream shops, a food truck that moved into a permanent space, new burger joints and breakfast spots.
Dr. Yves Léger, the regional medical officer of health, confirmed on Thursday that there have been four more confirmed cases since they last provided an update on Aug. 22.
The Ruby Gala fashion show will be held at the EPCOR Tower next month in support of the Zebra Child Protection Centre. Teryn Carli and Brooklyn Alcock share details.
A number of businesses near downtown Edmonton suffered major damage after an overnight water main break, including a laundromat. Kendra Slugoski took us inside to see the damage.
In a 25-minute sit down interview with the NDP leader, Kinew argues the changes made in Manitoba health care have occurred too quickly, and the PC leader ignored calls from doctors and nurses to slow down.
The Edmonton Eskimos new president and CEO Chris Presson started his new job this month. He joined us to talk about the upcoming Labour Day classic.
A number of businesses near downtown Edmonton suffered major damage following an overnight water main break Thursday. Kendra Slugoski reports live from the area north of MacEwan University.
Emergency crews had to rescue one person from a vehicle involved in a crash on Memorial Drive on Wednesday night.
One person is in custody and officers are searching for another after a violent carjacking on Thursday.
Police found the driver and lone occupant, a 68-year-old man from Gander, N.L., had been ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry gave no details but said the two sides want to create “favorable conditions.”
The Kaleido Family Arts Festival will transform the Alberta Avenue area into an interactive celebration of the arts. Christy Morin and Val Parr share details.
As the United Kingdom spins towards an election, Brexit remains up in the air more than three years after Britons voted to leave the bloc in a 2016 referendum.
In late March, Van Holst was named the Conservatives' federal candidate for London-Fanshawe.
The water main break on 106 Avenue caused damage to the road, as well as several nearby businesses, including African Safari Restaurant and Maca Halal Meat & Wholesale.
Today, Hamilton City Council has an opportunity to take a stand against intolerance and hatred. Today they must decline Paul Fromm’s request to appear before Council on the issue of Council’s newly adopted anti-hatred protocol . Fromm describes himself as a white nationalist, which is a rather benign characterization of his views. The National Post...
Across the province, more than 8,000 traffic charges were laid.
