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Thousands of wildfire evacuees head home as Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation continues phased return

A Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation councillor says things are going smoothly as thousands return to the northern Manitoba First ...

Stellantis lays off 'small number' of workers in Windsor as company cuts back on EV muscle car

Stellantis is laying off workers at its assembly plant in Windsor, Ont., as the company shifts away from its electric muscle ...

Pitt Meadows Secondary teacher charged with child luring, child pornography offences

A high school teacher in Pitt Meadows, B.C. has been removed from his position and charged with multiple child ...

If your landlord tries to charge a brand new fee for your AC unit, it might not be legal

Advocates are warning that if a landlord tells you that you must pay a brand new charge for your air conditioning unit, in ...

24-year-old Waterloo man dead after car collides with utility pole

A 24-year-old male is dead after the Honda sedan he was driving collided with a utility pole. The cause of the collision ...

2 support centres for sex workers in Vancouver close, one permanently

Sex workers and advocates in Vancouver are raising concerns about PACE Society and the WISH Drop-In Centre closing their ...

Winnipeg travellers feeling stranded by cancelled flights as Air Canada strike looms

Some passengers flying out of Winnipeg’s Richardson International Airport on Friday say they have been left frustrated and stranded, as Air Canada began cancelling flights ahead of an expected flight ...

Union representing 22,000 Alberta health professionals reaches tentative agreement

Representatives from the union and provincial health employers, represented by Alberta Health Services, struck a compromise on Thursday. An HSAA news release says it would give 22,000 members in 160 ...