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The hurricane season typically peaks between mid-August and late October.

Port Hope police say a snake, which had been reported as stolen in a break-and-enter, has since been found.

A large swath of Dundas is being transformed into the city's first flex street that can be shared by pedestrians, cyclists and motorists, and easily shut down to vehicles for special events.

Many gene variants each have a tiny effect on sexual behaviour, but the scientists didn't identify a particular gene that makes people gay.

Hines says data is being gathered to determine whether any action needs to be taken.

Election day is expected to be Oct. 21.

The construction of a new public square in the Mile-End has become a source of frustration say people who live and work in the area.

The federal NDP leader touched on a handful of political topics while visiting a coffee shop in Penticton during a visit to the Okanagan Thursday.

The Fire Marshal confirmed Thursday that they do not know what caused the fire but said it was not a case of arson.

The investigation into the Aug. 22 fire didn't pinpoint an exact ignition source, but the fire department has concluded it was not suspicious.

In an effort to identify the suspect or suspects responsible for dozens of incidents of vandalism, Edmonton police are releasing photos of a specific graffiti tag.

The collision happened Wednesday night at a railway property in the town.

A legal group wants complaints thrown out from an Edmonton man who claims parents discriminated against him when they didn't hire him as a babysitter.

630 CHED morning man Bruce Bowie will sign off for the final time Friday. He chatted with Global Edmonton about connecting with listeners, conducting the first Canadian Peacekeeper radio show, and how it all started as a teenage dream for a Saskatchewan farm kid.

Police say Romano Martodihardjo may have ties to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, but is originally from Alberta.

Construction on the Red Panda Playground finished at the end of May, at which point the zoo "identified a few safety concerns that needed to be addressed."

Karen Christensen-Dalsgaard, an assistant professor of plant sciences at MacEwan University, provides more context on the fires in the Amazon and tangible ways people can help.

As of Sept. 1, the education minister will reverse the outright ban on seclusion rooms in Alberta schools. New standards will be developed before the end of October.

The Calgary Stampeders have activated star quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell from the six-game injured list.

Seclusion rooms have been used by teachers as they work to include developmentally challenged students in the classroom, and are credited with giving students who are acting out a chance to settle down.

A judge handed the decision down to James Oler in a Cranbook courtroom on Thursday.

Saskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer said there was a surplus of $25.8 million in the first quarter, almost $9 million less than originally projected.

A man who was threatening passengers on a Winnipeg Transit bus Wednesday afternoon has been arrested.

Apple said Thursday that it will sell tools and parts to independent phone-repair shops in the U.S. and later in other countries.

'We are very concerned that this tariff action will create further economic uncertainty,' say American shoe companies opposed to higher taxes on imports from China.