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A team-by-team look at the field for the Canadian women's curling championship Feb. 16-25 at Calgary's WinSport International Arena.

A general issues committee sent the police budget back to their board in a search for further cost savings to lower a $19 million increase for 2024.

Cpl. Peter Leckie pleaded guilty on Oct. 30 to three counts of breach of trust for accessing confidential files unrelated to his policing duties, without authorization.

The Toronto Maple Leafs held their own Saturday, at least in even-strength play.

Tim Reed, the current CEO of REAL, will report to City Council on business matters until a new board of directors can be voted on. 

The city made a number of recommendations — including raising transit fares and dipping into reserves — to get the tax rate reduced from 9.59 per cent to settle on seven per cent.

From movie and TV stars to musicians and other notable personalities, we said goodbye to a lot of familiar, beloved faces this year.

The community and public services committee voted to progress discussions around increasing the base budget for event attraction.

Nova Scotia had a 26.8 per cent increase in food bank visits from 2019 compared to 2023. For New Brunswick, the jump was 34 per cent.

At 89 years old, the Haisla Nation's Sammy Robinson is described as "the region's oldest living master carver who still practices the ancient ways of carving cedar."

The fallout from the decision to tear down the homeless encampment outside city hall has made its way to city council.

Mayor Andrea Horwath was one of many Hamiltonians thrilled by the Greenbelt reversal, but wants more including the return of agricultural land forced into the urban boundary.

A landowners group, among those who delegated at a special planning committee, are speaking out in favor of the Ford government's plan to build on former protected lands.

After spending hours in a Greenbelt discussion with constituents, councillors may face a late September vote reconsidering engagement with a provincial facilitator.

The carbon adjuster charge adds 6.22 cents to the price of fuel in the province, double a similar charge in Nova Scotia.

A criminal defence lawyer is calling for an independent audit of the Edmonton Police Service after city council approved increasing funding for the department on Wednesday.

Canada is seeing its worst wildfire season on record but the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency said the province hasn't broken any records yet.

The union that represents B.C. port workers against their employer, the BC Maritime Employers Association, issued strong words Thursday morning.

Protesters were escorted out of city hall by Regina police Wednesday evening, after some of them repeatedly interrupted council during a debate over homeless funding.

With Bowers’ guilt established, survivors and family members of the deceased victims are expected to tell the jury about the devastating impact of his crimes.