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‘Caught in a bad situation’: Montreal commuters eye alternatives as trains halted for second dayExo says it will have some buses for customers up and running by Monday, but warns that it won't have enough to fully replace the suspended train service.CanadaAug 23
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Calgarians do better on Day 2 of water rationing as pipe repairs continueThe city says 497 million litres of water were used on Tuesday.CanadaAug 28
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Repairs to broken water main in Montreal could take weeks: city officialA Montreal city spokesman warns it will be weeks before repairs can be completed on a major water main that broke near the Jacques Cartier Bridge on Friday.CanadaAug 18
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Harris says ‘values have not changed’ in 1st interview of her U.S. campaignKamala Harris and Tim Walz are still introducing themselves to voters, unlike Donald Trump and Joe Biden of whom people had near-universal awareness and opinion.U.S. NewsAug 29
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Police, fire department investigate southeast Calgary blaze that affected several homesWhen crews arrived, they saw a 'large fire' that was already impacting at least two houses.FireAug 22
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Much of Alberta dealing with poor air quality due to wildfire smokeNearly all of Alberta was under an air quality advisory on Thursday.WeatherAug 15
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E. coli outbreak declared at Alberta child-care centre, shutdown orderedThree children and one staff member from a Blackfalds, Alta., child care centre have tested positive for Shiga-toxin producing E. coli.HealthAug 28
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1 dead following Legionnaires’ outbreak in London, Ont.The Middlesex London Health Unit said on Friday that there have been 22 reported cases of Legionnaire's disease with six currently hospitalized.HealthAug 2
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Low water levels affecting salmon migration in B.C. rivers, streams: DFOOn the Adams River, researchers are assessing how the 2023 Bush Creek East Wildfire affected the river and its vegetation.EnvironmentAug 17
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Dangerous fungus spreads at popular California music festivalCalifornia health officials are warning that thousands who attended a popular outdoor music festival may have been exposed to a dangerous and potentially deadly fungus.HealthJul 31
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Can you ‘turn back the clock’ on mature skin? A derm weighs inWith the right products and treatments, is it possible to reverse signs of aging? A dermatologist weighs in and provides their best advice on how to care for mature skin.The CuratorAug 29
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Alberta wildfires prompt more evacuations, Edmonton offers masks for smokeSpecial statements from Environment and Climate Change Canada on Saturday warned of very poor air quality for some areas.CanadaJul 20
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Second alleged victim of Alice Munro’s husband says parents must protect their kidsThe second woman to accuse Alice Munro’s late husband of targeting her sexually when she was a child says she hopes her story will encourage parents to believe their children.CrimeAug 7
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Canada’s delay on including mental health in MAiD faces constitutional fightThe Liberal government announced in February it would delay a planned expansion to the assisted-dying regime that would have allowed people with mental disorders to be considered.CannabisAug 19
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Fluoride at twice recommended limit linked to lower IQ in kids: U.S. reportA U.S. government report expected to stir debate concluded that fluoride in drinking water at twice the recommended limit is linked with lower IQ in children.U.S. NewsAug 22
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‘One death is too many’: Life-saving society focuses on Manitoba newcomersIt's National Drowning Prevention Week, and Manitoba's life-saving organization says it's focusing its public education campaign on newcomer communities.HealthJul 22
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Sexual assault trial of former Montreal baseball coach hears closing argumentsDefence and Crown attorneys delivered their closing arguments Thursday at the trial of Robert Litvack, a former baseball coach from the Montreal suburb of Dollard-des-Ormeaux.CrimeJul 19
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Friction among regional spies, shadowy CSIS HQ unit a challenge for new intelligence bossDavid Vigneault’s surprise retirement as CSIS director came just weeks after tensions were revealed. Whoever gets his job will have more than foreign interference to face.InvestigationsAug 16
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Concerned Dorval citizens outraged at possible demolition of convent annexDorval intends to demolish the annex of a former convent complex. Citizens say it would be “unconscionable” during the housing crisis.CanadaJul 22
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American man accused of luring Ontario girl via video game, phone calls, textsThe Port Hope Police Service contacted Homeland Security Investigation to help with the investigation when it was determined the suspect was from Kentucky.CrimeJul 9