Canada

In what can only be described as a Hollywood-level reunion, a lost dog named Georgia travelled nearly 500 kilometres through Saskatchewan to rejoin her family after 15 months. 1

A drop-in support centre for veterans experiencing homelessness and other issues has opened in Ottawa. Vets Canada hopes to open similar facilities in other major cities. 1

The Ontario Police College is scrapping their physical fitness testing for new recruits, according to a memo obtained by CTV News Toronto. 1

Three survivors of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash will receive fully-trained service dogs for free thanks to an Indigenous-run dog training organization. 1

Francois Legault tried to divert attention from his immigration policies Tuesday, as a report from a research institute undercut his campaign rhetoric on newcomers and two new polls placed his Coalition Avenir Quebec in a virtual tie with the Liberals. 6

The mother of a baby who died at a Vancouver daycare describes the details of what she experienced that day in a lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court.

An Ontario town has rejected a call to remove a statue of a prominent doctor who joined the Confederate Army after a local historian found that he was actually an outspoken critic of slavery. 1

After spending three weeks searching in vain for his missing cat, an 11-year-old Saskatoon boy wrote a heartfelt plea for help to his city’s police chief. 1

The RCMP is borrowing an idea from the United Kingdom by using a cut-out of a police officer to try and slow down traffic in Coquitlam, B.C.

Nova Scotia has introduced legislation to make the funeral home industry more accountable, following a bizarre mix-up of two women's bodies that resulted in the mistaken cremation of one and the embalming of the other. 1

The Alberta government says it will be doing "damage control" after Opposition leader Jason Kenney's visit to India.

Police have charged an 18-year-old man in the June death of his father.

The Nova Scotia government is buying bottled water and dispatching tanker trucks to a southwestern stretch of the province grappling with an extended drought.

Police have arrested a suspect following a series of random attacks that began with the stabbing of a man waiting for a train during Edmonton's busy morning commute. 2

Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed to stand up for the province's farmers during a briefing on NAFTA talks in Washington this week, saying Tuesday that any version of the trade pact had to protect the agricultural sector. 5