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Thirty to 40 people were in the park at the time of the shooting and police are asking them to come forward.

Researchers have been watching the ailing killer whale for weeks.

The BC Wildfire Service’s Stormriders have been battling the Shovel Lake wildfire

Tourist confined in Cuba considers more legal action

A Nova Scotia health official says the pending departure of 59 Saudi Arabian medical residents will result in surgical delays over the coming months.

Federal labour rules will undergo a legislative rewrite with a new, updated code set to be in place by the time Labour Day rolls around next year, Canada’s employment minister says.

Both the numeracy and literacy assessments will replace provincial exams that were introduced in B.C. in 1984 at the Grade 12 level.

New Brunswick is Canada’s only officially bilingual province, with the closest balance in the nation of residents who speak our two official languages.

The burial was private as per the wishes of McCain, the Arizona Republican and 2008 presidential nominee died Aug. 25 from brain cancer at age 81.

Neighbourhood mascot oversees clean up efforts along Tudor Avenue