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The family of Sukhjit “Sunny” Randhawa is speaking out after surveillance footage of his death was posted online. His brother, Dell Randhawa, says he has lost his best friend and wants answers about who obtained the video and why it took social media platforms five days to remove the graphic footage. Bianca Millions reports.

Hundreds of pages of court documents detailing what happened during the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting on Feb. 10 have finally been released. But as Rumina Daya reports, there are still so many questions left unanswered, as many parts of the documents are redacted. 

As the flooding disaster unfolds in Nepal, there’s a Canadian connection emerging. The federal government now says at least 30 Canadians and permanent residents are part of the hundreds still missing – many of them tied to spiritual retreats and trekking groups swept up in the flooding. Jillian Piper has more on the anxious wait...

It’s a walk many talk part in each year to raise awareness about childhood sexual abuse and survivors of trauma. The annual Victor Walk returned to Calgary on Sunday, and as Jordan Prentice tells us, the national movement is encouraging survivors to reclaim their voice. Warning: this story contains details that may be confronting to...

With the wildfires forcing thousands to evacuate, many domestic animals in the impacted regions have nowhere to stay in the meantime. As Kylie Stanton reports, one humane society on Vancouver Island is doing its part, by opening its doors to dozens of dogs and cats.

The city is bracing itself for one of the biggest sporting events it’s ever hosted. Thousands are expected for the UCI Road World Championships that will take over parts of the city for a week. As Phil Carpenter reports, it’ll mean several road closures and disruptions and, though some residents have concerns, many are looking...

While she wouldn’t describe herself as a runner, Kristi Hall-Busuque will be one of 10,000 runners taking part in the 2026 Servus Edmonton Marathon. She’s looking to complete her first half-marathon because movement and running is a luxury, she says, many people take for granted. Quinn Ohler has her story.

British Columbia Premier David Eby is touring fire-ravaged parts of the province’s Okanagan region, where it’s feared many homes may have been destroyed by the Bald Range wildfire. As Sarah MacDonald reports, it seems every evacuee knows someone who lost everything to the fire.

Following the explosive growth of the Bald Range fire near Summerland on Friday. The province is temporarily banning off-road vehicles on Crown land in many parts of B.C. As Kristen Robinson reports, officials are relying heavily on British Columbians to report fires and monitor suspicious activity.

For many wildfire evacuees, getting out safely is only part of the challenge. Finding a safe place for pets can be just as difficult, and as Kevin Pontious reports, several groups are now stepping up to help.

WestJet has cancelled multiple flights ahead of a possible work stoppage by flight attendants and with hours before the deadline many long weekend travelers are worried about getting stranded. One week after the village of Clinton was evacuated due to wildfires some residents wonder why more support from the air isn’t being provided. A man...

There are many factors causing a rise in beef, pork and chicken prices across Canada — from cold weather to lower herd counts. However, as Justin Sibbet reports, imported Australian beef, which is currently selling for well below Canadian prices, could help bring competition and stabilize costs. It also comes as Alberta producers say they...

Seeing wildlife is part of the appeal for visitors to Prince Albert National Park. But this summer, visitors say encounters…. and tensions… with wild animals are on the rise. It has many wondering what is behind the increase…. as experts remind people to stay safe.

Friday marked the Canada-only grand opening celebration of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which crosses the Detroit River between Ontario and Michigan. Many attended the celebration, including Canadian officials, and members of the Howe family. Mark Howe, Gordie’s son, took part in the event, playing stick hockey and telling media that nothing was “going to...

Montreal’s online consultation on its bike-path network is coming to an end this weekend, but not without controversy. Many cyclists and cycling advocacy groups are questioning the survey’s objectivity, transparency and privacy protections. As Elizabeth Zogalis reports, the consultation is part of Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada’s effort to develop a new citywide bike plan expected...

For 42 years, Taste of Edmonton has been offering up the best samples from the local food scene. It’s an event restaurants are eager to be part of with many coming back year after year. Nicole Stillger has more.

Many Montrealers walking past Place des Arts in recent days have been exposed to a jarring sight. The main entrance to the entertainment hub is being demolished. It’s part of a $134 million dollar renovation project that’s raising some eyebrows. Dan Spector reports.

The RCMP have arrested a Quebec man for allegedly making social media posts supporting the so-called Islamic state. 40-year-old Mohamed Ali Ben Chaoua is accused of producing numerous posts on TikTok. Investigators say they received a tip and had reasonable grounds to believe he may commit terrorism offences. As Touria Izri reports, Chaoua appeared in...

A big investment is being made in our tech sector. siemens will be expanding further in the innovation Saskatchewan’s research and technology park. We dive into what the company’s focus will be for the province and country as well as how many jobs the project will bring to Saskatchewan. Also, the crime rate in Canada...

The morning commute in northwest Edmonton was disrupted for many drivers after an overnight storm dumped enough water to flood several parts of Yellowhead Trail. As Joel Gotlib explains, it’s the latest water woe in what is shaping up to be a soggy summer.