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A state of emergency had been declared in 35 communities as of Thursday, with one community already seeking help through the government's Provincial Disaster Assistance Program.

The gravestones in Halifax's oldest cemetery mark the final resting place of judges, privateers and even the British commander who had the White House set on fire centuries ago.

Spencer Pratt announced his campaign in January at an event marking the one-year anniversary of the deadly Palisades Fire, which destroyed his home and thousands of others.

'They had no choice but to release him. It's unfortunate they had to exhaust the entire investigative period to come to the conclusion,' Brian Hooker's lawyer said.

The unions representing elementary and secondary school teachers in Toronto said a total of 607 positions would be eliminated, but the school board says it's much lower.

Premier Wab Kinew did not specify when his plan would be introduced nor did he say the age range of who the potential law would impact.

Three-quarters (75 per cent) of surveyed Canadians say they support a 'full ban on social media use for anyone under the age of 16.'

Edwin Bergsson's friend broke down the door of his recording studio in Victoria about five years ago, found him unconscious, and saved his life. 

U.S. District Judge Richard Leon granted a preservationist group's request for a preliminary injunction that temporarily halts Trump’s White House ballroom project.

Officials identified that the helicopter was being operated by Airborne Aviation, a helicopter company that does sightseeing tours of Kauai's canyons, shoreline and waterfalls.

Culture Minister Marc Miller says the government must have a serious conversation about AI systems’ use of news to ensure companies are acting responsibly.

Bill C-22 narrows the scope of the original legislation that sought to give police new powers to access internet user data from service providers.

The National Capital Planning Commission, which oversees federal building construction, said a 'vast majority' of the comments received 'are in opposition to the project.'

Canada's Secretary of Sport knows what it is to be an Olympian, albeit in a summer sport.

Just days after the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, at least two online platforms say they have deleted accounts and content believed to be those of the shooter.

A skiing journey that began famously being towed behind a snowmobile as a child on Christopher Lake in Saskatchewan, took Maia Schwinghammer to a fifth-place finish in the moguls at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Wednesday.

Florence Brunelle realized a childhood goal by reaching the Olympics.

Survivors of Île-a-la-Crosse School are seeing compensation after being excluded from the residential school's settlement agreement. 

In Saskatchewan, Métis educators are teaching the next generation about their heritage—helping them understand where they come from and empowering them to imagine their future.

William Dandjinou is the best short-track speedskater in the world — one who could become Canada's star of the Milan Cortina Olympic Games.