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An investigation is underway into an overnight fire at a three-storey building in Burnaby. Residents say flames were shooting out several units and as Grace Ke reports, RCMP are now looking at surveillance video that shows the cause appears to be suspicious.

An elderly woman is dead, and her son is being treated in hospital after a fire in southeast Calgary. As Elissa Carpenter reports, the Calgary Police Service’s arson unit is now investigating.

After about six months on the job, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic’s K-9 fire investigator, Scooby, has gotten a paw-formance review. And as Daisy Woelk reports, despite his short tenure – the pup has been a huge help to the department.

The Office of the Ontario Fire Marshall and Durham Regional Police are now investigating what they are calling a suspicious fire at a townhouse complex in Oshawa. Lexy Benedict reports.

Mission RCMP and fire investigators are on scene after a suspicious fire caused major smoke and water damage in the Mission Superstore. As Jennifer Palma reports, there’s no word when it will reopen.

Winnipeg police and firefighters are investigating a suspected arson at an Atlantic Avenue building Saturday morning, which led to the death of two people.

Dozens of people are now out of their homes and an investigation is underway into an overnight fire in Burnaby. The fast-moving fire took hours to put out, and as Grace Ke reports, RCMP are now looking at surveillance video that shows the cause appears to be suspicious.

An aggressive fire in Burnaby. The apartment building’s contentious past and why investigators are calling it suspicious. A cargo plane overshoots the runway at YVR. The pilot’s alert just before landing and the impact on flights as authorities investigate. And bracing for a bomb cyclone off of B.C.’s coast.

A man in his 70s has died following a house fire Thursday night in Etobicoke. As Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports, the Ontario Fire Marshall is now investigating.

A section of Highway 1 between Chilliwack and Abbotsford has now re-opened after a serious crash near Yale Road. B.C. Highway Patrol is investigating the rollover involving a small car and a full sized van in which the van caught fire.

Canada Soccer has fired women’s national team head coach Bev Priestman, assistant coach Jasmine Mander, and analyst Joseph Lombardi after an independent investigation into the team using drones to spy on competitors during the Paris Olympics. Mike Armstrong explains what the report found, and the questions it now raises.

Police are investigating a house fire in North Cowichan that claimed the lives of three people. The cause of the fire is still being determined.

Police continue to investigate after more vehicles were set on fire in a commercial parking lot. Veterans, Legion members and citizens gathered in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue to honour those who died in battle.

Police in Abbotsford are investigating after a series of wire thefts that impacted internet and phone services in the area. Sgt. Paul Walker discusses the dangers these crimes can pose to the public.

The Transportation Safety Board is investigating a train derailment near Beiseker. A southeast Calgary community is reacting after an elderly woman was killed in a house fire. Meanwhile, Danielle Smith faces a leadership review as thousands of UCP members gather in Red Deer for the party’s annual general meeting.

The office of the fire marshal is investigating after a fire claimed the life of a baby overnight in Toronto. Caryn Lieberman reports.

A Peterborough woman was charged with arson following a fire at a residential unit on Stewart Street on Friday night. Just before 9 p.m. firefighters responded to multiple 911 calls about a structure fire and say all occupants got out safely. Firefighters found a fully involved fire but quickly got it under control. Damages to...

An early morning fire that destroyed two homes and damaged three others in the southeast community of Riverbend is being investigated as suspicious. As Michael King reports, no one was injured thanks to the quick actions of some passersby.

The Canada Revenue Agency provided a final update in its investigation into how many employees inappropriately applied for and received payments of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) during the COVID-19 pandemic. As Sean Previl explains, those fired amount to more than half of those investigated in an internal review into how many accessed CERB...

WATCH: Saskatoon Fire Department assistant chief Yvonne Raymer explains the relation to encampments and vacant homes along with SFD response and investigation process.