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William Carpentier. an Edmonton native, was the flight surgeon for the historical Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969 and appears in the Canadian special "Make It To The Moon," airing Sunday on Discovery and Discovery Science.

After sitting out last week's game, Winnipeg Blue Bombers linebacker Adam Bighill could return to play the Toronto Argonauts on Friday at IG Field.

Both Dexel Developments Limited and Zzap Consulting Incorporated are looking to build multi-use towers in the area near Spring Garden Road and Robie Street.

Council has decided to allow the owners of the Château Laurier to build their widely-criticized addition.

The American film 'Unplanned' is due to screen for a week starting July 12, and will be shown in Cineplex theaters in Halifax and Dartmouth.

This network is to unite top-tier cancer research institutes and clinics across the country to develop what is known as precision cancer medicine.

According to residents, the couch had been in the lake for several days.

Musicians are helping passengers waiting for their luggage get into the Calgary Stampede spirit.

"This movie has overtaken every request we've ever had," said theatre owner Pauline Lamb.

The investigation has determined that the man initially went for a swim in the Gods River, but was pulled under by the current.

The Saskatchewan SWAT will be making a trip to Calgary for the opening round of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League playoffs.

Police are appealing to the public for dashcam footage in connection to an incident where a four-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in Kitchener.

Coun. Peter Stroud took issue with the way Mayor Bryan Paterson ruled on a procedural issue during Tuesday's city council meeting.

Officers say they arrested the 19-year-old man on Wednesday.

In a filing in federal court in Manhattan, Epstein's lawyers argued that home confinement, along with electronic monitoring, surveillance and a bond secured by a mortgage on his mansion would be enough to ensure that he does not flee the country.

Officials with Moncton Headstart have not offered details on the incident but say it had to do with "child guidance."

2-3000 people fleeing wildfires in northwest Ontario are being evacuated to Saskatchewan. Around 400 are expected to arrive in Regina.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers supporters may need to step up their fandom after a recent move by a fan of the rival Saskatchewan Roughriders. Riders fan Jim Boychuk wears his team's green logo in a unique way – on his prosthetic eye.

ALERT CEO Chad Coles said the Project Embrace drug seizure and arrests will have a significant impact in combating organized crime in smaller communities throughout the province.

Sanders said he'll be crossing the border with a group of Type 1 diabetics, who can purchase insulin at one-tenth the cost in Canada.

Police said he participated in some treatment programs while in jail, but he's still considered a high risk to offend, and that all people, particularly females, are at risk of sexual violence.

"I think that makes an important statement that the mayor supports inclusiveness but also equity for all," Mayor Ed Holder said of participating in the Pride parade.

The City of Guelph says it has started testing 2,700 fire hydrants and that some residents may see discoloured water coming out of their taps as a result.

Staff Sgt. Sarah Parke with the Bonnyville RCMP explains how the investigation started and the impact it will mean for combating organized crime in the province.

John Sandweg says the plan to round up thousands of people living in the U.S. illegally is rife with “vulnerabilities and sensitivities.”