B.C. Premier David Eby said Alberta separatists who met U.S. officials were engaging in treason, while Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she would not demonize Albertans open to separation.
The article profiles Capitals star Tom Wilson and reports he grew up in Uptown Ontario and was raised on hockey as he progressed toward the Olympics.
Osoyoos Fire Rescue visited Osoyoos Elementary School on Thursday to discuss Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month and fire safety during a Diversity and Inclusive Kids group, and the department said students asked thoughtful questions.
The Nova Scotia government has asked the provincial energy board to reject Nova Scotia Power's proposed residential rate increase, saying the company did not prove the hike is just and reasonable.
At a Jan. 30 luncheon, Vale and United Steelworkers Local 6500 announced their 2025 joint United Way Centraide North East Ontario campaign raised $786,400, including a $350,000 matching donation from Vale; the partnership has contributed more than $22 million since 1982.
Premier Tim Houston told the Nova Scotia Energy Board he wants the utility's return on equity cut from 9% to 7.6% and a board-ordered savings review as the board considers Nova Scotia Power's rate application.
A Missouri man developed severe lung failure after influenza and necrotizing pneumonia; doctors used an experimental artificial lung device and later performed a transplant, a procedure described in a new paper.
Grey Highlands council agreed to advance about $77,000 toward four outdoor pickleball courts near the Flesherton arena, with the municipality expecting to recover the sum through seasonal user fees over five to six years.
A four-member Indigenous Policing Services team with the Merritt RCMP is working directly with five Indigenous communities and two First Nations bands, using regular outreach and cultural engagement to reduce fear and strengthen relationships. The program traces its federal origins to 1991 and focuses on proactive, community-based work.
Grey Highlands council approved support for an Age‑Friendly Seniors Fair on June 10, 2026, covering staff time and a fee waiver, and the committee requested up to $5,000 from the Seniors Advisory Committee reserve.
