2 h. ago Correctional officer stabbed in face at B.C. prison, renewing violence concerns

The attack happened early Monday morning at the Kent Institution, B.C.'s only maximum security prison, as the officer was conducting a routine pat-down during a medication lineup.

Events

2 h. ago Danielle Smith’s Alberta Next panel makes changes to 3 surveys to fix ‘oversight’

Three of the six surveys asked for comment on creating an Alberta pension plan, police force and tax collection agency — but didn't allow respondents to disagree with the ideas.

Other

3 h. ago Penticton Triathlon introduces extra safety changes after fatal Granfondo crash

Michael says that after the Granfondo crash, city officials met with his team to reassess the course and safety measures.

Events

3 h. ago More downtown New Westminster businesses raise drug concerns

More business owners in downtown New Westminster are speaking out about issues related to open drug use and drug dealing.

Economics

3 h. ago How technology is changing the farming world at Ag in Motion

At the 2025 Ag in Motion, farmers got to experience all the newest technology in the agriculture industry, but it was one particular gadget that truly made a buzz.

Other

4 h. ago Major makeover of B.C. NDP cabinet says more about picks in the first go

Vaughn Palmer: It's hard to see these changes revitalizing a government that was slow out of the gate and has stumbled ever since

Politics

4 h. ago Politicians tap brakes on London Transit governance overhaul – for now

After an abrupt takeover earlier this year, city council won’t be letting go of the governance reins for London’s transit authority just yet. Despite a recommendation from three politicians on the London Transit Commission (LTC) to eventually return to a structure similar to what was abolished – four councillors instead of two and three citizen […]

Politics

4 h. ago Speeders targeted to address 'concerning' hike in collision fatalities on Edmonton roads

The degree of punishment affects traffic safety outcomes, with B.C., Ontario and Quebec seeing speed-related fatalities declining with stiffer penalties, including impounding vehicles.

Events

4 h. ago Provincial bill to kick out misbehaving councillors a good, but flawed start

Ontario's Bill 9 would let city councils kick out members found to have committed misconduct, but only if the vote is unanimous.

Culture

4 h. ago Ontario bill to kick out misbehaving councillors called a good, but flawed start

Ontario's Bill 9 would let city councils kick out members found to have committed serious misconduct, but only if the vote is unanimous.

Culture

5 h. ago Ontario Health Coalition and Health Coalitions from across Canada issued a joint statement in advance of the gathering of First Ministers and the Council of the Federation:

Any governments across Canada that claim to prioritize the economy while dismantling our public health care have lost their moral compass TORONTO, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Ontario Health Coalition and Health Coalitions across Canada want our provincial and federal leaders to succeed in the new international context dealing with the Trump presidency. […]

Politics

5 h. ago Westwater Resources Supports U.S. Department of Commerce Anti

Ruling Confirms Unfair Trade Practices and Finds Chinese Producers Are Violating Anti-Dumping Rules Increased U.S.-Imposed Tariffs Highlight Strategic Need and Opportunity for Domestic Anode Producers CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Westwater Resources, Inc. (NYSE American: WWR), an energy technology and battery-grade natural graphite company (“Westwater” or the “Company”), announced today its support of the U.S. Department of […]

Culture

6 h. ago Trump won’t recommend special counsel in Epstein investigation, spokeswoman says

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump will not recommend a special counsel in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, a White House spokeswoman said Thursday, turning aside calls for further action in an inquiry that has roiled the Justice Department and angered supporters who had been expecting a treasure trove of documents from the case. The rejection of […]

Economics

7 h. ago Foreign Holdings of Treasuries Rose in May, Led by Canada Jump

Foreign investor holdings of Treasuries climbed in May, led by a surge in Canadian purchases, in a sign of resilient overseas demand for US government securities in the face of concerns over effects from Trump administration policies.

Other

8 h. ago Carney says he’s ready to listen to First Nations on major projects legislation

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was at a summit with First Nations leaders on Thursday to listen to their concerns about the government’s major projects legislation but almost all of the meeting is being held behind closed doors. The Assembly of First Nations advocated for the entire meeting to be made public, […]

Politics

9 h. ago Powerful receiver 'Moose' Alford gets loose for Calgary Stampeders

Imagine being called ‘Bambi’ in the rough and tumble sport of football. Oh deer. Damien Alford, being tall and skinny at the time, heard that from veteran coach Dino Babers at Syracuse University That is until a sensation performance showing off his strength as a clutch target in the passing game changed that nickname […]

Other

9 h. ago Woman arrested after suspicious Collingwood fire causes $1M in damage

A woman has been charged with arson after a suspicious fire earlier this month at a commercial property in Collingwood, Ont.

Events

9 h. ago Health care advocates afraid of major cuts and privatization hold shadow summit and rally at Council of the Federation next week

HUNTSVILLE, Ontario, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Outside the Council of the Federation and the gathering of First Ministers, public health care advocates from across Canada will be joining a shadow summit, rally, and car cavalcade. Attendees include Health Coalitions, patients, patient advocates, nurses, doctors, care workers, mental health advocacy organizations, environmental groups, Indigenous […]

Politics

10 h. ago Carney pitches major project powers to skeptical First Nations as advancing ‘Indigenous economic growth’

Chiefs who attended the gathering came armed with concerns and questions about the government's new law, which ushers in a new process for approving major infrastructure projects from ports to pipelines

Politics

12 h. ago Work Advancing on Chibougamau’s Mont Sorcier Iron/Vanadium Royalty Property

ROUYN-NORANDA, Quebec, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc. (CBG-TSX-V in Canada, CLL1-Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Berlin and Lang & Schwarz Stock Exchanges in Germany, CMAUF-OTC in the US), herein called Chibougamau, is pleased to highlight to shareholders the following update from Cerrado Gold Inc. as regards ongoing work at the Mont Sorcier Iron/vanadium […]

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