Dorchester girl who jumped from school bus visited ER 9 times, inquest hears
A 13-year-old girl who died after she jumped from the emergency exit of her moving school bus in Dorchester, N.B., two years ...
Inquiry into death of fighter calls for Alberta to regulate bouts, enforce stronger oversights
Hague's death prompted calls for improved regulation of combative events in the province, had ripple effects on the sport and continues to raise questions about the safety regulations around combative ...
Number of boats run aground in Vancouver's False Creek after windstorm
Officials say around a dozen boats ran aground in Vancouver after a windstorm on Monday, with the Coast Guard and police ...
West Edmonton health and wellness centre to reopen with provincial grant
A community health centre that offered primary health care and wraparound services to unhoused and marginalized people will ...
JoJo was a promising young pop star in the mid-2000s — and then she disappeared
In an interview with Q’s Tom Power, Joanna “JoJo” Levesque discusses her new memoir, Over the Influence, which details her traumatic experience of child stardom and how she lost control of her career.
2 girls accused in Edmonton LRT assault plead guilty
Both girls were 12 when they were arrested in November 2023, after an attack at Coliseum station where a 55-year-old woman ...
Third death from suspected toxic street drug in Saskatoon prompts alert from Health Ministry
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health issued an overdose alert for Saskatoon warning that three potential drug toxicity deaths ...
Minister says he's 'open to working with' Windsor after the city says it's suing over convoy expenses
In response to renewed calls for the federal government to cover City of Windsor expenses related to the 2022 Ambassador ...
Murray Sinclair 'shared our truth,' residential school survivor says as memorial set for late TRC chair
Residential school survivors says Murray Sinclair made them feel heard. Sinclair, a former judge, senator and chair of the ...
RCMP officer says cultural items removed from Wet'suwet'en blockade members seen as safety risks
An RCMP officer told court in Smithers, B.C., Tuesday it's common practice to remove cultural items from people when they're ...
St. Boniface Street Links waits for city council decision on renewing city-owned building's lease
St. Boniface Street Links is waiting to find out whether the city will approve a one-year lease granting it the ability to ...
Frustration boils over as Fredericton business owners meet with city, police about downtown crime
More than 200 people crowded into a meeting room at Fredericton's Crowne Plaza hotel on Tuesday to share what they say are growing concerns about crime, drug use and homelessness in the city's ...