The B.C. government launched an Opioid Treatment Access Line on Tuesday to help people access life-saving medication to treat opioid-use disorder and connect to same-day care.
Andrew Trites with the UBC Marine Mammal Research Centre said the group was likely hunting for harbour seals, which are abundant along the coast.
A cold and dry winter set the stage for a challenging summer, but rain in May and June helped alleviate many concerns for some farmers.
Paul Zuurbier, the executive director of Project Literacy, said on Sunday, their security cameras captured a person pulling numerous flowers from the plot outside their facility.
Doug Thomson, a spokesperson for Edmonton's Food Bank, told Global News about the unexpected phone call his organization received.
The Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) has released its public engagement report following an online survey and in-person pop-up events.
A Calgary Indigenous youth program is empowering Indigenous teens to spark their career paths, starting with nine teens getting their first experience in the hospitality industry.
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a special weather statement for a large swath of the province on Tuesday afternoon with wind and rain on the way.
Offensive lineman Stanley Bryant did not practice on Tuesday after being taken off the field on a stretcher, but is still expected to play in the Labour Day Classic on Sunday.
Ontario Provincial Police say an infant in Wikwemikong First Nation was taken to hospital on May 8.
Gladys Akimana was living in a shelter in August 2022, run by Covenant House Vancouver when he overdosed on a mix of opioids and alcohol.
Environment Canada issued storm warnings for parts of Windsor and London by 6 p.m., with less severe watches in place for areas including Kitchener, Guelph and Norfolk County.
Nearly 10 months after the SHA introduced the Saskatoon Capacity Action Plan, nurses at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon say they continue to see major issues.
Jelena Loncar was shot by a stray bullet in 2014 outside a nightclub in downtown Toronto. A decade later, the investigation continues without an arrest.
Calgarians sent 530 million litres down the drain on the first full day of the new round of rationing.
Police allege the suspects used a dating app on Friday to set up a meeting with the man for later that day.
