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The equipment failure that left thousands of Montrealers without power during this weekend’s bitter cold originated at a ...
As Toronto digs out of a record-setting snow storm, the city is facing pressure to make sure there isn't a repeat of last ...
The Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Boards say schools will be open Tuesday after ...
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B.C. doctors urge province to cut digital red tape, say it’s slowing care and driving longer waits
Family doctors in B.C. are calling on the province to cut digital red tape, saying outdated systems and unnecessary paperwork ...
As extortion threats and shootings continue to rattle Surrey, some residents are calling for stronger self-defence laws, ...
Mounties in Alberta say a paraglider died after crashing into the side of a mountain earlier this month. RCMP Cpl. Gina Slaney says officers responded to a call about a paragliding crash near Ha Ling ...
A boil water advisory issued earlier this month in Wrigley, N.W.T., has now been lifted. Officials say the water treatment ...
After heavy snowfall in December, the plowing fallout on Edmonton streets continues. Large windrows and icy sidewalks have left some residents wondering how snow clearing can improve.
The province says it has cleared the way for a gold-silver mine in B.C.'s far northwest to restart operations following a landmark agreement with the Tahltan Nation.
The report conducted by the Office of the Chief Inspectors of Mines found the 271 employees that participated in the ...
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