Alphonso Davies’ health dominates Canada’s buildup to World Cup opener against Belgium
The mystery around Canada star Alphonso Davies' fitness at the World Cup will soon be answered.
The mystery around Canada star Alphonso Davies' fitness at the World Cup will soon be answered.
The concerns are outlined in assessments by the national police force's intelligence personnel that were tabled as part of evidence presented at the Emergencies Act inquiry.
Toronto police said on Sunday just before 3:30 p.m., officers received a report of an assault in the Danforth Avenue and Victoria Park Avenue area.
The current H5N1 strain of avian influenza is highly pathogenic and can cause serious disease and death in birds.
AutismBC surveyed 1,563 parents and primary caregivers across the province in April, 96 per cent of whom do not want B.C. to phase out its current individualized funding structure.
The proposal to Saskatoon city council involved a blend of purchasing zero-emission and diesel-run buses beginning in 2023, but many wondered why diesel is still in the mix.
Sgt. Steve Addison said there is an "investigative reason" for not revealing what else the robbers took, but "valuable items" in the possession of "certain people" were targeted.
The Salvation Army in Kelowna and West Kelowna are calling on volunteers to sign up for their kettle campaigns to help raise funds amid an increasing community need.
With an increase in foot traffic compared to 2019, organizers are hopeful the event will meet their fundraising goal.
As l'Acadie Bocce Club members sat down to lunch Monday, news came that City of Montreal officials had a proposal they think will save the club.
The Canadian Premier League announced the termination of the soccer team Monday, saying the Eddies had the league’s worst fan attendance and the lowest revenue.
Alberta's health minister says he is not pursuing user-pay changes to the publicly funded system, but the Opposition NDP says Premier Danielle Smith needs to be clear on that.
Investigators say are investigating a single-vehicle crash that occurred on Highway 6 Monday morning. The the driver suffered life-threating injuries and later died in hospital.
A 52-year-old man arrested at the home is facing a number of charges, including possession for the purpose of trafficking and provincial charges for the tobacco.
Andrea Horwath admits she has "concerns" over Ontario's nixing of development charges for some new housing starts that could lead to more costs for Hamiltonians.
City Hall is hosting a viewing for soccer fans looking to cheer on Team Canada in their first World Cup game against Belgium.
It's the first time the North Korean leader's daughter has been acknowleged by the country's media.
With COP15 set to take place in Montreal next month, the city announced a new fund to help protect vulnerable insects and animals that call the city home.
The long-time tradition of meeting and taking a photo with Saint Nick is back, but gone are the days where children can sit on his lap.
"We are appalled at this attack on one of the essential tenets of our local democracy and a fundamental democratic mechanism: majority rule," the letter said.
Police said on Nov. 17 in the area north of 162 Avenue and 51 Street, gunfire erupted as several men fought over a bag in a public courtyard.