Justin Trudeau travelled Tuesday to Nova Scotia and P.E.I., where he pledged to find ways to build more resilient infrastructure after inspecting the extensive damage caused by post-tropical storm Fiona.

Field trips are nothing new for Alberta students, but staff at the Morley Community School want their teens to experience nature in a meaningful way.

Lethbridge police are investigating after a shot was fired during an altercation at a westside home on Monday night.

Join The Canopy Sign up here to get The Canopy weekly newsletter, where we break down the top headlines and share tips and info to live your best life in Sacramento. The charm of Sacramento International Airport — like the city itself — is its laid-back nature,

After years of construction, the south shore of Silver Lake is beginning to reopen, according to an update on the project from the Region of Waterloo.

AB 2847, introduced by Assemblyman Eduardo Garcia (D-Coachella), would create the Excluded Workers Pilot Program. Under the program, undocumented workers who are ineligible for state or federal

The lawyer for a First Nation fighting for title to part of Nootka Island in British Columbia says in his closing argument that the underlying objective of the court proceeding is reconciliation. Jack Woodward says the province missed its opportunity and has instead placed “the burden of reconciliation squarely on the court,

Cambridge city council cleared the way for construction of the one-million-square-foot warehouse at a meeting earlier this year, despite fierce opposition from Blair residents. On Tuesday, Amazon Canada announced the facility would be home to a new fulfilment centre,

A British Columbia man who is now in his late 70s has been found guilty of numerous counts of sexual assault. Coquitlam resident Raymond Gaglardi appeared in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster on Monday,

Canada will end all COVID-19 border requirements for travelers entering the country on Oct. 1. Masks will also no longer be required on planes.

The University of Victoria's campus is again buzzing with students, but a lack of international students during the pandemic means tuition revenue is down. The school blames the decline on a hangover from COVID-19,

Parks Canada says the scale of sand dune erosion at beaches in Prince Edward Island National Park due to post-tropical storm Fiona is "shocking."

Officials with the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce say they are “delighted” by the Government of Canada’s decision to end the mandatory use of the ArriveCan app and other border COVID-19 restrictions.

An investigation into suspected drug activity involving an Airbnb tenant in Calgary's Beltline led to the seizure of $490,000 worth of illegal drugs as well as several guns.

A pre-planned full-scale emergency exercise is taking place at Regina’s international airport (YQR) until noon on Tuesday.

There are four lanes plus a carpool lane as drivers cross the county line eastbound from LA County to San Bernardino County. About 2 miles further east a lane reduction occurs.

Collins can be seen shaking his head as someone over the intercom makes ”ghoulish” sounds. In the video, a flight attendant can be heard over the intercom saying, “Ladies and gentlemen, we realize there is an extremely irritating sound coming over the public announcement.

Government officials also confirmed Canada is dropping the vaccine requirement for people entering the country at the end of the month.

Ottawa announced Monday it will officially lift all COVID-19 border restrictions as of Oct. 1, a move that's been called for by those within the airline industry for months.

A feedlot owner wants a regulatory board to take another look at its decision to deny his request to expand his operation near a popular recreational lake in central Alberta.