Alberta health minister holding town halls on recent restructuring

Saskatoon police investigating second weekend homicide

Saskatoon police are investigating a second homicide that occurred over the weekend.

Saskatoon clearing priority streets after first major snowfall

Saskatoon residents woke to find the city under a blanket of snow on Tuesday, with around 10 centimetres falling overnight and more on the way.

Sask. father calls for justice for his son, killed by alleged drunk driver

A Saskatchewan father is calling for justice in the death of his son, who Saskatoon police say was killed by an impaired driver.

Here's a look at road conditions as parts of Sask. get hit with winter storm, snowfall warnings

All highways out of Regina and Saskatoon are reporting various winter conditions Tuesday morning as a winter storm makes its way through eastern and central parts of Saskatchewan.

It's official: Regina's next mayor, city council sworn in Monday night

Regina's next mayor and city council council have been officially sworn-in to office.

No injuries reported in Queen Street house fire

Regina Fire says no injuries were reported in a house fire on Monday evening.

Here are the most stolen vehicles in Ontario in 2023

The Lexus RX has topped this year’s list of the most stolen vehicles in Ontario as the auto theft crisis continues to worsen across the province and country.

Toddler dies from drug toxicity in Niagara Falls, Ont.

A 40-year-old woman is facing charges in the death of a toddler who was found without vital signs in a Niagara Falls, Ont., home last year. Niagara regional police say officers found the two-year-old child after they were called to a home on Nov. 21, 2023.

Canada's inflation rate jumps back to 2%, likely curbing large rate-cut bets

Canada's annual inflation rate accelerated more than expected to 2.0 per cent in October as gas prices fell less than the previous month, data showed on Tuesday, likely diluting chances of another large rate cut in December.

Legault tells U.S. officials 'we can't afford a Roxham 2.0'

Quebec cannot afford to welcome a new wave of migrants like the one that arrived via Roxham Road a few years ago, Premier Francois Legault said on Tuesday.

Montreal city council votes against declaring state of emergency on homelessness

Montreal’s city council votes against a motion to declare a state of emergency on homelessness.

Motion calls on MNA to withdraw accusations of racism in the National Assembly

The controversy surrounding comments made by Quebec solidaire MNA Haroun Bouazzi continues unabated, with a CAQ motion calling on him to withdraw his accusations of racism in the National Assembly.

Halifax bus driver won’t be charged in pedestrian’s death: police

Halifax Regional Police say the driver of a transit bus that struck and killed a pedestrian in the city last month won’t be charged.

Two childhood friends from New Brunswick named Rhodes Scholars

Two young women from New Brunswick have won one of the most prestigious and sought-after academic honours in the world.

Emergency alert system to be tested in Atlantic Canada Wednesday

Atlantic Canadians may receive an alert on their smartphones, radios and televisions Wednesday as part of a test for Canada's national public alerting system.

BREAKING | Incident resolved after reports of man armed with knife at U of M

The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) said an incident involving a man armed with a knife at the University of Manitoba on Tuesday morning has been resolved.

Snow coming to Manitoba; dangerous conditions expected

Manitobans are being warned that a major snowfall this week is expected to bring dangerous travel conditions.

Winnipeg councillor wanting province to review, expand photo radar in the city

Winnipeg's police board chair thinks it might be time to expand the use of photo radar.

Pedestrian dead after being struck by a vehicle in Greely

Emergency crews responded to a collision involving a pedestrian and a vehicle on Bank Street, south of Parkway Road, at approximately 5:15 p.m. Monday.

Ottawa to spend $1 million for two self-cleaning washrooms in Centretown in 2025

Somerset Coun. Ariel Troster says the 2025 draft budget includes $1 million for two new public washrooms in the downtown ward.

4 people facing charges after demonstrators blocked downtown Ottawa intersections, police say

The Ottawa Police Service says four people are facing charges after people participating in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in downtown Ottawa "ignored directions from police and blocked a street."

Rezoning application next step in redeveloping former hospital in Sudbury

Greater Sudbury's planning committee will vote Nov. 25 on a rezoning and official plan amendment for the former hospital in Sudbury, a key step in a major redevelopment of the Paris Street site.

Ornge begins expansion in northeastern Ontario with new hangar

E. coli: Carrots recalled in Canada

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has posted a recall for both baby and whole organic carrot brands sold at multiple grocery stores due to E. coli contamination.

One person seriously injured in possible hit-and-run in Barrie

Police in Barrie are investigating what they believe could be a hit-and-run after an individual was found in the city’s north end Tuesday morning with serious injuries.

Gravel truck driver charged after rollover collision

Provincial police are investigating a gravel truck rollover in Kawartha Lakes Tuesday morning.

Multi-vehicle crash on Highway 400 slows drive for commuters

Traffic along Highway 400 through Innisfil was slow-going during rush hour Tuesday morning following a multi-vehicle collision in the southbound lanes.

Cambridge men charged for defrauding federal government, financial institutions and educational institutions

Two Cambridge men have been charged as part of an ongoing fraud investigation that began over the summer.

Investigation underway following armed robbery at Cambridge convenience store

Waterloo Regional Police said at around 10:25 p.m. Monday, officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at a convenience store in the area of Water Street South and Myers Road.

Guelph Police officer accused of discreditable conduct

An 11-year member of the Guelph Police Service is facing an allegation of discreditable conduct.

Hate-related graffiti found at local public school, again

For the second time, a London man has been charged after the discovery of hate-related graffiti and property damage at a local school. Around 7 a.m. on Monday, police were notified of the damage at Emily Carr Public School on Hawthorne Road.

Investigators on scene of London house fire

Police and fire investigators are on scene at a home in west London. Around 8 p.m. Monday, crews were called to 24 Gower St. for a fire.

Ho, ho, who decorated the St. Thomas police station?

St. Thomas police say an individual attended police headquarters late Sunday night or early Monday morning and committed what they’re calling a “festive act of mischief.”

18-year-old man arrested after gunpoint robbery: Windsor police

Windsor police say they have nabbed an 18-year-old man after a gunpoint robbery in west Windsor.

Walker Road reopens after 'very serious' crash

Windsor police temporarily closed a section of Walker Road after a crash, but have since reopened it.

Place of worship to place of learning? New effort to repurpose St. Joachim church

A group of residents are set to ask Lakeshore council to spend $120,000 to establish a Francophone museum and library in the church which has been closed for 24 years.