Lou Anna Simon was charged Tuesday with lying to police during an investigation
Ridesharing Now for BC says it had hoped the bill would be more customer-driven like in other cities
U.S. authorities say anyone who admits to having used pot before it became legal could be barred
Union holds fifth week of rotating strikes as both sides remain apart on contract negotiations
Grocery Experience National Survey Report suggests most grocery shoppers spend 32 minutes per visit
Police and the school have said two of the prior incidents involved an alleged sexual assault
The report follows several years of criticism over the Trudeau government’s decision not to launch an immediate competition to replace the CF-18s.
The report calls for the federal government to provide more funding to the provinces, territories and Indigenous communities to expand affordable, quality child care.
Protesters accused the migrants of being messy, ungrateful and a danger to Tijuana; complained about how the caravan forced its way into Mexico, calling it an “invasion.”
The verdict from Oland’s 2015 murder trial was set aside on appeal in 2016 and a new trial ordered. Richard Oland, 69, was found dead in his Saint John office on July 7, 2011.
Rose was flagged for unnecessary roughness and ejected for contacting an official with 37 seconds left in the first half following a sideline melee after a Tiger-Cats reception.
Injury-riddled Vancouver side drops sixth in a row
Elena Musikhina, a vocal critic of the Kremlin, has been granted a two-year visitor’s permit in Canada
Suditor general Michael Ferguson is about to release a new report on Canada’s attempts to buy new fighter jets
Police say at least one possible offender has been shot
Vote No spokesman say an extension of one or two weeks would ensure all ballots are counted
A judge found the deaths of 17-year-old twins Evan and Jordan Caldwell were accidental and caused by blunt-force head and neck trauma
The issue of forced sterilizations will also be raised at the UN Committee Against Torture
CUPW national president Mike Palecek says the union isn’t holding rotating strikes to harm the public
More than half of those who went to the polls voted ‘no’ to bidding for the games
