Top Results For: Lake Country

A number of RV owners at a Lake Country campground are facing eviction. The District says it’s because of safety concerns and the fact the properties aren’t zoned for permanent residency. Sydney Morton has the details.

A petition has been launched to recall Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream MLA Tara Armstrong. Those behind the campaign say Armstrong should be transparent and accountable to her constituents and as Travis Lowe reports. she’s fighting back.

Peterborough County say a head-on collision in Trent Lakes claimed the life of a Bobcaygeon woman on Monday evening.

The U.S. military action against Venezuela and Donald Trump’s pledge to take that country’s oil are ramping up pressure for a new Alberta-to-B.C. oil pipeline to be approved. Aaron McArthur reports.

Like many cities in B.C., Kelowna is dealing with crime and disorder in parts of its downtown, and – like other cities – it’s not entirely a “home-grown” problem. As Victoria Femia reports, the city says some of the challenges may be connected to people from other parts of the country.

Doctors say a recent rise in influenza cases is putting pressure on hospitals across the country. Health reporter Katherine Ward looks at how the viral season is playing out and why doctors say it’s still not too late to get the flu vaccine.

NASA’s first manned mission around the moon and back in more than 50 years could finally be lifting off soon. Heidi Petracek reports on the potential launch windows for Artemis II, the variables that could keep the highly-anticipated mission grounded, and how Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen will make history for his country.

While many Venezuelans are celebrating the ousting of Nicolas Maduro, the world is raising serious concerns. The United States is facing international condemnation for using military force to remove another country’s leader. The U.S. attack that removed Nicolas Maduro is sparking both outrage and relief across Canada. Rallies were held in several Canadian cities today...

The U.K. is investigating X, Elon Musk’s social media platform, over the use of its Grok AI chatbot to create sexually explicit images of women and children without consent. Touria Izri reports on the international backlash to Grok, which countries have temporarily blocked it, why some experts don’t agree with the ban, and the pressure...

As protests in Iran continue, it appears the regime’s internet blackout has somewhat lifted as of Tuesday, though not entirely; making details about what’s happening inside the country are still sparse. U.S. President Donald Trump is now saying “help is on its way” to the Iranian people. Though it’s unclear what he means, what we...

Before boarding Marine One on Tuesday on his way to deliver a speech on the economy in Detroit, Michigan, U.S. President Donald Trump touted U.S. wealth saying new statistics show the country has very low inflation “so that would give (Fed Chair) ‘Too Late’ (Jerome) Powell the chance to give us a nice, beautiful big...

It’s a novel idea: helping people who can’t make it to the library gain access to books and materials by mail. That’s what a library serving Colchester and East Hants counties is doing. And as the years go on, so does interest in the program. Angela Capobianco reports.

From the Great Lakes to New York, a massive winter storm is throwing a wrench into holiday travel plans. At Toronto’s Pearson Airport, more than 500 flights have been either cancelled or delayed. And in the West Coast, a powerful atmospheric river hammered California over the holidays, triggering record rainfall, flooding and evacuations across multiple...

Australia has become the first country to block social media access for everyone under 16, ordering platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat to shut down about a million youth accounts. But teenagers in Sydney say the rollout felt sudden and unfair, arguing the government doesn’t trust them despite being old enough to work or...

More than 60 Indigenous artifacts were returned to Canada Saturday morning after spending a century at the Vatican. The priceless items were taken from Indigenous communities in 1925 and put on display as part of the Vatican’s missionary exhibition. The repatriation of the items makes good on a promise first made by the late Pope...

The trade of Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner shakes up a position that is often the centre of debate in Oil Country. Erik Bay takes a look at how the fanbase is processing the move.

England and Wales are scrapping jury trials for crimes that carry a likely sentence of less than three years. Redmond Shannon explains why both countries are making the major change to their justice systems, and the Canadian inspiration behind the move.

U.S. President Trump warned of “very severe tariffs” on Canadian fertilizer Monday during an announcement to rollback environmental restrictions on farming equipment. “A lot of it does come in from Canada,” Trump said, adding that if “you put very severe tariffs from (fertilizer) coming in from other countries, you’ll be making your own fertilizer very...

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the United States should no longer accept Somalian migrants, who he called “garbage.” Speaking during a cabinet meeting at the White House, Trump said migrants from the African nation “do nothing but complain” and aren’t making the U.S. better. He specifically cited Democratic congresswoman and Somali refugee Rep....

Hundreds of BMO employees across the country have volunteered their time to pack 10 000 hygiene kits to donate to the United Way.  Jaden Lee-Lincoln speaks with volunteers in Toronto about how these kits will make a difference this holiday season.