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The 15-year NLL veteran has started a four-year coaching contract with Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation while building his namesake lacrosse academy.

ASIRT is investigating a confrontation west of Red Deer, which resulted in an RCMP officer firing his gun before his vehicle was allegedly stolen by three men.

"You have to be enthusiastic in the class because physics has got a reputation as being dull and boring," said Dr. David Wright, of Virginia.

The Long Term and Continuing Care Association of Manitoba says there are simple ways to reach out and make a lonely person's holiday a little brighter.

Project Community Space was created in August after a spike in shootings, including some that happened in broad daylight.

Dubbed the Community Health Hub, the centre will offer several different services and programs at the its site that are currently offered at separate locations,

Lawyers are asking to exhume the body due to the "questionable circumstances surrounding" Gerald Cotten's death.

As of Jan. 1, 2020, the price for a trip on the bus is increasing by five cents to $3 for a full cash fare and $2.50 for seniors and youths.

Ontario has proportionately far fewer cannabis stores than other provinces — and the sales to match. That's starting to change, but what will that mean?

The Manitoba government says its deficit is running a little lower than expected.

Edmonton city council on Friday voted to borrow more than $100-million for Terwillegar Drive expressway upgrades. Vinesh Pratap has more on that, plus other projects that received funding.

Firefighters were called just before 8 a.m. to a home near 177 Ave and 87 Street.

Andrew Scheer’s exit was inevitable, despite some notable accomplishments, says Tasha Kheiriddin.

The news comes after two straight weeks of Wednesday walkouts by high school teachers in the province.

Volunteers in Assiniboia are needed for their newly established Citizens on Patrol program.

Global Calgary collected thousands of gifts and cash donations for local families in need on Wednesday as part of our 2019 Morning of Giving.

Police allege the driver was impaired by drugs and assaulted an officer during his arrest.

"After the initial shock wore off, it was a really beautiful snake," Leanne Chapman said.

The federal agency is forecasting snowfall to begin early on Saturday over northern parts of the province before it turns to rain by Saturday evening.

The incidents were reported at Anne Street and Shirley Avenue, as well as at the intersection of Gunn and Oak streets.

Brad Wall said Friday he's honoured people are thinking of him, but he's finished with elected politics and is enjoying life in the private sector.

Investigators searched the pair and seized more than $18,000 as well as quantities of powder cocaine, crack cocaine and other undisclosed drugs.

Teamsters Canada says more than 100 positions would be affected at the Montreal centre, which handles the majority of rail traffic in Eastern Canada.

Regina councillor Jerry Flegel is gauging feedback on a plan to develop a recreation hub at the vacant rail yard on Dewdney Avenue.

Chris Joseph Drysdale is scheduled to appear in Halifax Provincial Court on Friday where he'll face a charge of arson causing property damage.