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The Forks Nestaweya River Trail has now been closed for the season after its latest opening to date and two previous closures.

The City of Winnipeg says it is still hard at work trying to resolve the sewage that is spilling into the Red River at Fort Garry Bridge and is asking residents in several Winnipeg neighbourhoods to reduce water use.

The second of back-to-back atmospheric rivers is slowly churning across the U.S. state of California, flooding roads and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people.

Police released CCTV footage recorded near 103 Avenue and 109 Street showing a Ford Bronco driver getting out to check their vehicle following an alleged hit-and-run collision in downtown Edmonton on the afternoon of Sunday, Mar. 31, 2024.

This year’s warm winter has meant a late start to the iconic River trail at the Forks – and that may be more common in the years ahead. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more on what the mild season – means for tourism in Winnipeg.

B.C. addresses street drug use in hospitals by assigning a task force to help develop a consistent policy to protect health-care workers. The growing scandal in the government’s clean technology grant program. A Maple Ridge woman says she was discriminated against after a taxi driver refused to take her fare because of her guide dog.

A Fraser Valley politician calls on Ottawa for faster flood relief funding, a year after an atmospheric river devastated the area. Dry conditions are forcing wildfire fighters to more frequently work long into the nights. And more details on why a man accused of multiple stabbings at a Vancouver festival was released from police custody...

A Montreal-area Chinese community centre has launched a defamation lawsuit against Brossard Mayor Doreen Assaad. As Phil Carpenter reports, Xixi Li, executive director of the Centre Sino-Québec de la Rive-Sud and also a Brossard city councillor, alleges that Assaad made “false and damaging” statements against her in the wake of an RCMP announcement in 2023...

Major commercial vehicle blitz in Abbotsford on Tuesday, involving police from all over the Lower Mainland, ensuring truck drivers are complying with the rules. Some were able to fix minor issues on the spot, while others were forced to pay the price. Grace Ke reports.

The Nestaweya River Trail has re-opened at The Forks with the temperatures cooling off in the last week.

Ride hailing and food delivery drivers are planning a Valentine’s Day protest at YVR. Uber driver Guramar Sidhu explains what’s behind the strike action.

The Forks in Winnipeg is excited to bring some skating back after the season was cut short by warm weather, although the Nestaweya River Trail remains closed for now.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled the details of its Toronto-area ‘One Fare’ program on Monday, which will come into effect on Feb. 26. “Today is a great day for transit riders from across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area,” Ford said. “Transit riders will only pay once when transferring between GO transit, the TTC and...

Often and unexpected emergency department closures in Milk River have left residents and families without reliable healthcare. And that’s having a big impact in Lethbridge and other southern Alberta communities, as people are forced to seek emergency medical help elsewhere. In the first of a three-part series, Jaclyn Kucey explores the impact of a rural...

A farmer’s field has flooded as warnings are issued for the Nooksack River and a flood watch for the Sumas River. A Fort Langley woman faces a mountain of bills after a contractor hired to adapt her home has deserted. UBC researchers are defending their decision to use controversial traps to study coyotes in Stanley...

With the long-awaited opening of the river trail at The Forks, Winnipeggers looking to hit the ice will have a chance to stay warm in style, as six new warming huts opened to the public Friday. Clay Young reports.

According to police, when officers found the suspect vehicle, a white Ford truck, the driver immediately started ramming multiple police cars.

The conditions south of the Fraser River, including Delta, Surrey and Langley, have also proven challenging, with many drivers slipping or getting stuck. But the plows were out in full force, and the bridges were not as bad as commuters have seen in past storms. Janet Brown reports.

A water main break forced some Calgary drivers to walk through frozen water to get to their vehicles in an Eau Claire parking lot. Ina Sidhu explains.

Calgary Transit says a power outage took them by surprise forcing closures in the downtown core and stranded riders who had to wait for buses in extreme cold. Doug Vaessen has the story.