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Around midday Friday, the Okanagan Humane Society received a call from witnesses and a foster volunteer, who said a baby bobcat was stuck up a utility pole on Mayfair Road in Kelowna’s Rutland neighbourhood.
Interim B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson says while he doesn’t share the views expressed by the party’s candidate for Chilliwack North on LGBT issues or abortion, she will be allowed to run under the party’s banner.
One of several accusers of former University of British Columbia professor Steven Galloway has issued a lengthy apology just days before a defamation trial in the case is expected to begin.
An Ontario air ambulance jet carrying six people, including four Canadians, from Bermuda to Boston has been reported missing off the coast of Nantucket.
On any given day, says Aengus Bridgman, if you ask a popular artificial intelligence chatbot and a search engine whether taxes in an independent Alberta would be higher, it might say yes.
Quebec correspondent “Geneviève Tremblay” — who has been reporting on multiple news stories a day lately — seemed to be experiencing a glitch.
One of the loudest things coming out of Rogers Stadium this past summer may have been the City of Toronto’s 311 phone line, as the number of noise complaints was up by more than 40 per cent from 2025.
The question of whether Alberta should vote to stay as part of Canada on the Oct. 19 referendum has neighbours on opposing sides navigating political differences without allowing them to become personal.
A lone chicken ended up in Samantha Scherer’s yard Friday evening.
A debate at the University of Calgary over whether Canada’s residential school system should be considered genocide has drawn criticism from Indigenous students, while organizers say the event was intended to encourage discussion about a difficult part of Canadian history.
A teen who caused a major Saskatoon crash that severely injured an 82-year-old man has been sentenced to secure custody.
Antisemitic flyers were distributed this week to a Belleville, Ont., synagogue targeted in a shooting last month as well as the surrounding neighbourhoods, the synagogue’s president said Friday.
A Newfoundland bridal shop owner found guilty of assaulting a seven-year-old boy has received an absolute discharge. A judge cited the man’s lack of a criminal record and the circumstances of the incident in deciding against entering a conviction.
Ottawa continues to warn Canadians to expect extra scrutiny when travelling to the United States. That includes the estimated one million retirees, called snowbirds, set to flock to warmer states like Florida and Arizona this winter.
The federal and provincial governments believe a new West Coast pipeline coupled with policy shifts might help turn up the volume.
King Charles will not shy away from “the darkest days of our past” over Britain’s involvement in the transatlantic slave trade when he tours the Caribbean later this month, Buckingham Palace said on Friday.
