VANCOUVER: The evacuation order issued following a train derailment in the East Kootenay region of British Columbia has been rescinded. Local authorities had initially asked
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Feds set to open new co-ordination centre for disaster response
OTTAWA — The Canadian federal government has announced the establishment of a new ‘Operational Centre’ to coordinate disaster response activities across the country. This major
Manitobans encouraged to be educated and vigilant when shopping online
WINNIPEG: The Manitoba RCMP is urging consumers to exercise caution and vigilance against online scams as the holiday shopping season gets underway. “Most Manitobans look
Canada sees spike in flu cases across the country, health agency reports
OTTAWA: Health Canada has reported a significant surge in influenza cases across the country, prompting renewed calls for vaccination amidst the typical seasonal increase. The
Niagara Health cuts 98 jobs to save $9 million and reduce deficit
NIAGARA FALLS: Niagara Health has announced plans to eliminate 98 positions as part of a comprehensive strategy to manage its escalating financial challenges. This measure
CBSA Launches Probe Against 96 Foreign Nationals Over Crimes Targeting South Asian Community in B.C.
VANCOUVER: The British Columbia (BC) Extortion Task Force has announced that border agents have initiated investigations into 96 foreign nationals in connection with crimes targeting
Canada Strong Pass: Banff Mayor Warns of Overcrowding
CALGARY: Banff Mayor Corrie DiManno has voiced concern over the federal government’s decision to reintroduce the “Canada Strong Pass.” The Mayor warned that the pass
Transit violence rising across Canada
TORONTO: A new report indicates a disturbing increase in violent incidents across public transportation systems in Canada’s major cities. The report suggests a rise in
Canada Passes Border Security Bill (C-12): Limits Benefits for Refugee Claimants
OTTAWA: Canada has passed the Border Security Bill (C-12) with amendments that limit benefits for individuals subject to removal orders. The amendment, introduced in the
Seniors Struggle to Recover from Surgery: Study Reveals High Rates of Post-Op Disability
OTTAWA: A new study has found that numerous older Canadian citizens are struggling to recover following surgery. The research revealed that one in six Canadians