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Campaign launches to protect endangered badgers being killed on roads in B.C.'s Interior
In an effort to reduce the number of badgers killed on B.C.'s roads, the B.C. Badger Connectivity Initiative aims to create ...
Edmonton region hits all-time monthly peak in opioid-related deaths
There were more opioid-related deaths in March than in any previous month on record in the Edmonton zone, according to the ...
Canada's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $5.9B in May
Canada's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $5.9 billion in May, according to data from Statistics Canada, after hitting a ...
Amnesty report says militarized Gaza aid system shows continued use of starvation as weapon of war
A new Amnesty International report says the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation — a controversial U.S.- and Israel-backed group that ...
Canada's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $5.9 billion in May
Canada's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $5.9 billion in May, according to data from Statistics Canada, after hitting a ...
Saskatoon police release sketch in hopes of identifying man found in river
Saskatoon police have released a composite sketch of a man found in the South Saskatchewan River on June 22. They are asking ...
Top-ranked U.S. women cruise to comfortable 3-0 win over Canada in soccer friendly
Nine games into her tenure as Canada coach, Casey Stoney got a reality check Wednesday in a 3-0 loss to a young U.S. side. It ...
Bathurst swimming spot closes temporarily for wastewater plant maintenance
Swimming at Youghall Beach in Bathurst will not be permitted for approximately 24 to 48 hours beginning Thursday for ...
18-year-old driver clocked at 155 km/h charged with flight from police, say P.E.I. RCMP
The warning comes with regard to an 18-year-old driver charged with flight from police Monday after officers clocked him going 155 km/h in the Cornwall area, west of Charlottetown. The RCMP's traffic ...
CBRM refusing to release staff survey results, but police union says low morale is no secret
Cape Breton Regional Municipality is refusing to release the results of a wellness survey of its first responders, but the union representing police says it's no secret that officer morale is in the ...
Indigenous man's 'jaw nearly hit the counter' when told he could write driver's test in Ojibwe
Caption: Former Kettle and Stony Point First Nation Chief Jason Henry was the first person at his Drive Test location to take a test in Ojibwe. (Kate Dubinski/CBC) The former chief of Chippewas of ...