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Two people from Surrey are facing a slew of charges for allegedly trafficking drugs and firearms — including fentanyl disguised as dog treats.

The death of a Nanaimo woman of a drug overdose has now generated first degree murder charges against three people. Kristen Robinson reports.

A 46-year-old man faces more than 15 charges following a raid on a Winnipeg home when police were contacted about potential human trafficking earlier this month.

A family pet on Vancouver Island is believed to be one of the latest victims of B.C.’s toxic drug crisis. A cat had to be put down after being exposed to methamphetamine. As Kylie Stanton reports, the tragedy has prompted a call for changes to drug laws.

Another big B.C. drug bust with links to a Mexican cartel. A man behind a vicious attack on two people in Vancouver’s Chinatown broke his probation just days after being sentenced. And could City of Vancouver-owned buildings soon get a corporate name change?

The fall session of the Alberta legislature begins with changes to Bill of Rights. An Elaborate encampment with power and water is dismantled in southeast Edmonton. The owners of the Camrose Casino go in receivership, prompting AGLC to reevaluate its Edmonton relocation plans. Iconic franchise Remedy Café goes up for sale. Nearly $2.5M in drugs...

The scene where a woman was killed in a Coquitlam landslide and what’s next for residents living near it. Three people have now been charged with murdering a Vancouver Island mother whose death was initially believed to be a drug overdose. And Premier David Eby addresses the uncertainty his government faces.

Prosecutors have tied Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan James Wedding, who once called Coquitlam home, to an international drug trafficking operation they call “ruthless and deadly.” Wedding faces eight charges in the United States, including murder. U.S. authorities say he is on the lam, and are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest....

Charges have been laid against a woman after a drug bust in Campbell River. As Kylie Stanton reports, Mounties say there’s evidence fentanyl was being flavoured and molded into the shape of toys.

A 21-year-old in New Brunswick says Portage Atlantic’s drug rehabilitation program “completely changed” his life. Plus, A gathering was held in Halifax on Sunday to call for justice against three individuals waiting to stand trial for the murder of Devon Sinclair Marsman.

A gathering was held in Halifax on Sunday to call for justice against three individuals waiting to stand trial for the murder of Devon Sinclair Marsman. Plus, a 21-year-old in New Brunswick says Portage Atlantic’s drug rehabilitation program “completely changed” his life.

One 21-year-old said Portage Atlantic’s drug rehabilitation program “completely changed” his life. He was one of 33 young people honoured on Oct. 6 for their progress in the treatment program. Anna Mandin reports.

As Florida recovers from two hurricanes tearing through the state in less than two weeks, people are surveying the damage and enduring a long cleanup. Jackson Proskow speaks with residents in the disaster zone about how they’re feeling, and how some are considering moving out of the state. Some prominent politicians are questioning whether climate...

Five men have been charged in relation to the 2022 bust of a drug “superlab” and the seizure of a large amount of MDMA, precursor chemicals, cash and two luxury vehicles. Troy Charles reports.

RCMP have charged five B.C. men after a drug super lab operating in the Lower Mainland was dismantled. The investigation has been ongoing since 2022. Officers executed four search warrants on properties in Maple Ridge and Coquitlam where fiver men were arrested.

Nutrien is celebrating 65 years of mining potash in Saskatchewan. As part of those celebrations, Josh Gwozdz dug deep into the history of the company to see what’s changed over the decades at the mine in Allan.

Dominique Pélicot admitted in a French court Tuesday that for nearly a decade, he repeatedly drugged his unwitting wife and invited dozens of men to rape her while she lay unconscious in their bed. He faces multiple charges including rape, gang rape and privacy breaches by recording and disseminating sexual images.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford slammed the federal government over bail laws when it comes to repeat offenders. “We need the federal government to change the Criminal Code once and for all, and stop being a bunch of bleeding hearts,” Ford said at an unrelated news conference on Tuesday morning. “Because people are fed up with...

A Nova Scotia woman living with a rare disease is working extra hours and spending thousands of dollars on the medications she needs to survive. She’s raising her voice calling for change, saying more needs to be done to help patients like her access vital drugs.

Last week, multiple people were charged in the ketamine related death of actor Mathew Perry, here to discuss this drug which also has medical purposes, is Global BC Medical Contributor, Dr. Birinder Narang.