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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, alongside Finance Minister Bill Morneau, is slated to unveil the 2018 federal budget Tuesday.

Fire caused extensive damage to a home in Hastings on Monday night.

The decision came after a roughly 4-hour in-camera meeting with the primary focus on complaints against Halifax councillors.

The incident has sparked concern from the Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB), which says there is a critical shortage of nursing staff across the province.

The Impact cleaned house after a disappointing 11-17-6 campaign, firing coach Mauro Biello a year after he led them to the Eastern Conference final.

Rothesay Mayor Nancy Grant says the town does not believe amalgamation would solve Saint John's problems

"Thanks to Disney's support, we can expand our outreach and allow more youth to find their passions and discover STEM careers," Jim Clark, BGCA president said.

As Winnipeg schools prepare their 2018/2019 budgets in the coming weeks, the focus is turning on how much school superintendents are earning.

Long-term care workers from the Peterborough area heading to Queen's Park for a rally demanding the province pass the Time to Care Act.

The City of Saskatoon and some students are sharing their support ahead of Pink Shirt Day.

The legendary singer and actress revealed that before her dog Samantha died last year, she had taken cells from her mouth and stomach.

A proposed bylaw that would make sidewalk snow removal mandatory for Regina residents was rejected by city council on Monday night.

The Library of Congress government website says the Chicago Evening Post newspaper stopped publishing when it was absorbed by the Chicago Daily News in 1932.

A well-known Oliver-area farmer and agricultural advocate has passed away.

Brady Francis, 22, of Elsipogtog First Nation was struck and killed on Feb. 24 while waiting for a ride on the side of the road.

Police say several students witnessed the alleged incident and reported it to school administration.

According to a regional director from the ministry of transportation, there's no talk of lowering the current speed limit on the Coquihalla highway.

It's currently one of three men's teams from English language CEGEPs in the provincial league.

She’s been called the war correspondent for the world’s women, covering issues like rape camps, genocide and sex slavery targeting teens. Jennifer Crosby sits down with journalist Sally Armstrong.

A judge wants officers in Alberta to have more training to deal with vulnerable citizens after a fatal police shooting during a traffic stop in northeast Edmonton in May 2015.

A deal voted on by Edmonton councillors on Tuesday will keep route 747 running, fares at $5 and will expand service to the outlet mall and Costco. Fletcher Kent reports.

Waterloo Regional Police say Andreas Pfenning was last seen Monday before going hunting along the Nith River in Wilmot Township.

"The only thing I can think of is to let Kerryann have the experience through yourselves; the stranger, friend or simply anyone kind enough to help."

The City of Saskatoon and the University of Saskatchewan sign agreement to work together on strengthening the community.

Confusion ensued over who would take the financial hit - diesel owners or car companies - if people could not drive their vehicles into German cities.