Fatal crash in Peachland, B.C. under investigation, say RCMP
RCMP say the collision involved a semi-truck and a small car on Highway 97 in Peachland, south of Princeton Avenue.
RCMP say the collision involved a semi-truck and a small car on Highway 97 in Peachland, south of Princeton Avenue.
Tuesday, a crane at a Kelowna construction site blasted its horn as hundreds of people held a moment of silence to mark the fatal crane collapse that happened July 12, 2021.
Collectibles, photos of car restoration projects stolen in two break-ins on the Canada Day weekend: 'they're not worth anything to anyone but me
It was a frantic dash to salvage a trip to Finland--as Edmonton scouts raced to get their passports processed in time for take-off.
A Scarborough family was targeted twice in the span of two months before two men finally made away with their new Jeep Cherokee from their driveway.
After having to close its doors in 2020 as part of Alberta's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Coaldale Ambulatory Clinic reopened last week.
The Starbucks in Calgary's Millrise neighbourhood joins a trio in B.C. to unionize recently.
On Friday, July 8, police executed a search on a residence in Balgonie, where Mathew James McDonald was arrested and charged.
Advocates for foreign nationals and undocumented migrants demand the federal government grant the people permanent residency to legally stay in Canada.
Kevin Hyde is on trial for impaired driving by drugs causing death and dangerous driving causing death. He has pleaded not guilty.
An abandoned structure located west of Guelph was engulfed in flames and sustained extensive damage. Wellington OPP are treating it as suspicious.
A supermoon called the Buck Moon should shine brightly across Canada this week. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full and its orbit is also close to Earth.
Peel Regional Police's fraud bureau, with York Regional Police and Niagara Regional Police, charged the three following an alleged grandparent scam in the Toronto area.
The federal government will spend more than $1 million to fight opioid poisoning in Edmonton.
The energy sector was the biggest laggard on the day, losing 3.4 per cent as crude oil prices plunged nearly eight per cent to their lowest settled price in three months.
Police are asking for witnesses to come forward as they investigate a dog attack in central Edmonton that sent a 63-year-old woman to hospital earlier this month.