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WATCH: The government of Saskatchewan is addressing its high rates of impaired driving by proposing fines and penalties to be issued on the roadside rather than clogging up the courts.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he aims to streamline mining regulations to help the industry drive the province’s economy forward. “Mine, baby, mine,” he said Tuesday, as he talked about attracting investment to Manitoba.

A horrific crash in the United Kingdom has claimed the lives of seven people. Five men were driving in the wrong direction on a highway Saturday and crashed head-on with a police car carrying two officers. All occupants of both vehicles were killed. It happened just a week after a similar deadly incident in Ireland....

Two Red Rum motorcycle club riders were killed and six more injured in August 2024 ,when the driver of a semi crossed the centre line and barrelled into their charity ride convoy near Sucker Creek First Nation. Sarah Ryan was in court as their loved ones expressed outrage over the 2.5-year sentence handed down to...

The preliminary hearing for a Calgary police officer charged in the deaths of two men took place on Monday. The charges stem from a shooting that happened more than three years ago during a low-speed pursuit of a five-tonne commercial truck along Memorial Drive. Drew Stremick reports.

Ground has been broken to deliver 1,500 homes in Calgary’s southeast. The development will also be helped by the Memorial Drive extension. Bella Finn reports.

Another round of emergency room closures in 100 Mile House is raising concerns. Wildfires are threatening the region, and as Paul Johnson reports, some patients could face a lengthy drive through active fire zones.

More than 5,000 people were reported under evacuation orders as wildfires continued to burn across British Columbia. Cliff Chapman, provincial director of wildfire operations with the B.C. Wildfire Service, said record drought conditions are driving unprecedented fire behaviour and warned that hotter, drier weather and more lightning could fuel additional fires throughout August.

Celine Dion is getting candid about her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome. The Canadian music icon told Harper’s Bazaar Magazine that she battled the disorder for 17 years before her official diagnosis in 2022. Dion is preparing for her five-week residency in Paris, which is set to kick-off in September. Meantime: there is controversy surrounding...

A professional race car driver from Lindsay, Ont., is in the middle of an incredible winning streak. As as Marc Woodhouse reports, the way Austin Riley experiences the world has helped shape a career now firing on all cylinders. MORE:

B.C.’s wildfire season is intensifying, with officials warning that lightning, hot, dry weather and ongoing drought could fuel more fire activity in the days ahead. Joining us to explain what’s driving these conditions and what they could mean for the rest of the summer is Lori Daniels, UBC forestry professor and Co-Director of the Centre...

Toronto police pursued suspect who shot at US consulate, but stopped after suspect drove over 140 km/h Police say suspect opened fire on US consulate in Toronto despite there being a marked police car present A marked Toronto police cruiser was stationed outside the U.S. consulate around 4:46 a.m. Monday morning when the officer heard...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford provided an update on the wildfires burning in the province on Monday and also replied to U.S. President Donald Trump’s criticisms, who on Sunday told Prime Minister Mark Carney that the smoke emanating from Canada was “poisoning” the U.S. “One of the largest fires started from Minnesota,” Ford shot back. The...

Otonabee-South Monaghan Township’s newest fire truck can now warn drivers of its presence before they hear its sirens. A new onboard warning system is the first of its kind in the Peterborough area. And the township says it could make the road safer for both drivers and firefighters. Marc Woodhouse shows us how.

Michael Johnston, star of “Obsession,” discusses the creep factor driving the summer hit!  This horror-thriller tells the tale of a boy who wins his crush’s affection by using a cursed toy. But he soon finds out…be careful what you wish for! Michael Johnston stops by to give us our heads-up warnings before watching this horror movie.

Drivers are being warned to read the fine print as major changes to Ontario’s auto insurance rules prepare to take effect on Canada Day. A devastating investigation is underway in Ottawa after two young boys were found dead in their home in an apparent double murder-suicide. And the Ontario Science Centre’s new temporary home officially...

Whether your version of summer travel over the next few months is as locavore as the sweet ‘lil swimming hole just outside of town (cue the country music), or in an infinity pool overlooking the ocean in Capri (I’m available last week of July!), chic and well-priced travel essentials are the swimming equivalent of a...

The family of a 76-year-old grandmother – identified as Martha Avila – has filed a lawsuit after a Tesla driver crashed into her Texas home and killed her on June 19. The victim’s daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Justin Barbour, are suing both Tesla and the driver, Michael Butler, alleging negligence. Butler told police the...

Ontario Auditor General Shelley Spence said Tuesday that her office had found “gaps” in the training and testing of large truck drivers, adding that 25 per cent of schools that provide such training had never been inspected by the province.

WATCH: As Saskatchewan prepares to welcome new uranium projects in the next decade, active mines like Cigar Lake are eying the end of their lifespan. Global’s Vanessa Tiberio takes a deep dive in the Athabasca Basin to explore the nuances of the industry and the challenges these projects face.