'I arrived with my daughter and with my husband,' said Ukrainian refugee Yuliia Halaktinova, who came to B.C., in 2022. 'But my son is now in Ukraine. I worry about it.'
In a 4-0 loss to the Kings in Los Angeles Saturday, Canadiens' goaltending must be pointed out, because there simply was nothing else to like in the game - except that it is over.
Saturday marked the first weekend that four-legged furry family members were allowed to join their owners for a walk along the seawall in West Vancouver.
The RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina hosted it’s first ever mistletoe market Saturday, featuring local products and vendors with a wide variety of holiday décor and gifts.
A new lawsuit against convicted sex offender Graham James and the St. James-Assiniboia School Division was filed on Nov. 7, shedding light on new allegations.
Critics of the Islamic Republic of Iran are calling on the Canadian government to list Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.
A reservist's fight against Canada's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for members of the Armed Forces came close to mutiny a court martial in British Columbia heard Wednesday.
Pharmacies are dealing with a shortage of medications high in demand like Ozempic and codeine. One Edmonton pharmacist says in her 23-year career it has never been this bad.
According to Interior Health and the operators of the clinic, the closure is not due to a lack of physicians, but rather a need for more support staff.
The grassroots group of NDP members feel the party should rebrand and distance itself from its federal counterpart, after door-knocking feedback during the provincial election.
For the past eight years, Darren Longstaff has created a Remembrance Day memorial at his home in Gibbons, Alta. "It just shows that I don't forget and I'm there for veterans."
Fifty-eight-year-old Eugene Beaudin and his 33-year-old great-nephew, Normand Beaudin, fell off their fishing boat and died in the water off Miscou Island, N.B., on May 6.
Tami Fehr said patients were flooded throughout the hallways of RUH and tucked into storage rooms on recliners and stretchers without access to call bells and oxygen hookups.
Alberta is proposing legislation to make it easier to change dollar limits and rules surrounding gifts for elected officials. It's a move the NDP calls a self-serving ploy.