Shell Canada says the Quest carbon capture and storage project north of Edmonton has reached the milestone of five million tonnes of stored carbon dioxide, equivalent to the annual emissions of about 1.25 million cars.
The new case was reported in Strathroy-Caradoc and does not involve a heath-care worker and is not linked to a seniors' facility.
After 27 years, a fixture on Whyte Ave will permanently close.
"Not in the valley bottom proper but right on the edge, right where the trees end and grass starts, there are [grizzly] bears right there," UBC Okanagan wildlife scientist Clayton Lamb said.
Unions representing Ontario's health-care workers are consulting with their memberships about taking political action in response to the province potentially extending its emergency act.
With usual summer camps called off amid the coronavirus crisis, the City of Peterborough will offer an alternate Summer Play Program starting next week.
The self-styled 'bishop' and his sons sold their toxic 'sacrament' as a cure-all for years, according to the criminal complaint.
Perth OPP say an officer stopped the motorist along Perth Road 180 in West Perth around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
In his verse, Eminem raps about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the Trump administration before paying homage to the late George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery.
Adult zebra mussels have been discovered in Sipiwesk Lake in Manitoba, which is north of Cross Lake and part of the Nelson River.
Many Alberta physicians have "reached a breaking point" and are looking to practice medicine outside of the province, according to a new survey by the Alberta Medical Association.
According to Statistics Canada's latest Labour Force Survey, the jobless rate in Alberta held steady at 15.5 per cent in June, the same it had been one month prior.
The new bylaw on wearing masks indoors in Peel and Durham regions officially came into effect on Friday, July 10.
Faced with sliding poll numbers and multiple national crises, U.S. President Donald Trump is set to hold his latest rally on Saturday in New Hampshire, a state he narrowly lost to Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016 and hopes to flip this year.
The Supreme Court of Canada is slated to rule Friday morning on the constitutionality of a federal law that forbids companies from making people undergo genetic testing before buying insurance or other services.
Canada has 540 troops in Latvia, where they form the core of a 1,500-strong multinational battlegroup established by NATO three years ago.
Team owner Daniel Snyder, who has long brushed aside calls to change the controversial name of the team, is now reportedly leaning towards making a change.
A mourning station was set up at a hospital to receive mourners for five days for Mayor Park Won-soon, once considered a presidential candidate.
On July 2, police arrested a 24-year-old man at the airport on suspicion of stabbing an officer during the protest just hours after China's new security law was imposed.
A Reuters poll of economists suggests a resurgence in coronavirus infections and high unemployment were the two biggest risks to that recovery.
Emergency crews were called to the 2ooo block of Boucherie Road where there were reports of an unresponsive in the lake.
Police allege the officer claimed he was the beneficiary of a person who died while under the care of the province's Public Guardian and Trustee.
Police say charges are pending against a 23-year-old man in connection with a vandalism spree in Edmonton's Inglewood neighbourhood on Thursday.
A government crisis group decided instead on a more limited ban on outdoor and indoor public gatherings of more than 10 people. It also shortened working hours at indoor restaurants and cafes.
