Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer called on the Trudeau government to “unequivocally denounce any type of repercussions to Canadians on foreign soil.”
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr is back in court today to seek changes to bail conditions.
Penticton and Comox Valley businesses evacuated Thursday morning
Curtis Sagmoen was in Vernon Law Courts Dec. 13 for a mischief trial
Julia Lamb and the B.C. Civil Liberties Association are spearheading a challenge of the law
CFIA investigation leads to 38 charges against Elite Farm Services and Ontario-based Sofina Foods
The suspect forced the woman into her vehicle before driving along Highway 3
Keremeos gas station attendant tells story about man with gun coming to store
So far, more than 800 people have responded with amnesty payments
Some call it environmental grief, some call it solastalgia — a word coined for a feeling of homesickness when home changes around you.
Cohen was sentenced Wednesday to three years in prison for an array of crimes.
The Senate and House of Commons are moving into temporary homes for the next decade as a result of long-planned and badly needed renovations to the Centre Block.
EU leaders gather for a two-day summit, beginning Thursday, which will center on the Brexit negotiations.
Local authorities increase death toll to three, including 13 wounded and five in serious condition
Michael Spavor, founder of a non-profit that organizes cultural-exchange trips to North Korea, “is presently missing in China”
Put the green in happy holidays, now that cannabis is legal in Canada
Dangerous waves, strong currents and upper-shoreline flooding expected for Tofino-Ucluelet area
