Warren Flemming was driving south on Deerfoot Trail. He said that just seconds after driving under the Seton Boulevard overpass, a mandarin-sized rock was sitting in his back seat.
The annual project, organized by Samaritan’s Purse, collects shoeboxes filled with toys, hygiene items, and other items for children in need around the world.
Ian Scott told a Senate committee that his previous comments about the federal Liberals' controversial online streaming legislation, Bill C-11, were "taken out of context."
Zachary Armitage and James Lee Busch are charged with first-degree murder in the killing of 60-year-old Martin Payne on July 8, 2019.
We're officially one week away from the Canadian Men's National team making their first appearance at the FIFA World Cup in 36 years.
One of the larger personnel decisions Wednesday would see 10 non-permanent, full-time parks employees added for green space maintenance.
One of Winnipeg's tallest buildings is celebrating a new look after years of renovations in the hopes of revitalizing downtown and welcoming employees back.
Supply chain challenges dogged businesses since the onset of the pandemic. Now, some are seeing relief from shipping snarls, there are others still stuck in an inventory backlog.
The Town of Princeton, B.C. has issued an evacuation alert for all of Jacobson Road plus 175 Tulameen Ave., adding that a portion of Old Hedley Road is closed until further notice.
Sasikaran Thanapalasingam has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. What is at issue is whether Thanapalasingam formed the intent to murder his ex-partner that day.
More than a week after Election Day, Republicans secured the 218th seat needed to flip the House from Democratic control, with some races still too close to call.
Equipment shortages and supply chain disruptions have caused Flair Airlines to cancel the direct flight from Lethbridge to Tucson.
It comes after CUPE announced on Wednesday that it had filed a five-day strike notice, saying talks with the province had broken down again.
Andrey Melnichenko said "regardless of the very terrible moment which we all experience now, we will participate, we will observe" at the meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Alphonso Davies has a chance to shine on soccer's biggest stage.
Grande Prairie RCMP is investigating after reports of “hateful and intolerant” behaviour towards the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
With airborne viruses like influenza, COVID-19 and RSV circulating in Alberta schools, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange said she's not expecting to put in a mask mandate.
This is the first time Albertans have heard from Dr. Mark Joffe, who was named Alberta's chief medical officer of health on Nov. 14, replacing Dr. Deena Hinshaw.
A developer has offered the Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters temporary use of a lot on Barton Street to establish a community of about ten cabins for homeless residents.
Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long said that he needs support from all levels of government in order to cure the housing crisis in Saint John.
School boards in the Toronto area are making plans after the union representing some 55,000 education workers in the province issued another strike notice.
Hamilton police have charged a peace officer involved in a high profile 2018 shooting in Pelham, Ont., following an investigation requested by Niagara police.
The City of Regina has made an overnight warming bus available to provide urgent alternative shelter to people who have no place to sleep away from the cold and snow.
According to Manitoba RCMP, officers responded to a residence on Gods Lake First Nation for reports of a man with a gun uttering threats with several adults and children inside.
In October, the museum and all the artifacts moved out of Market Square. The minister said she hopes to see proposals for the new facility 'very soon.'
