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Police once again are warning parents to be extra cautious on Halloween after a "rusty" thumb-tack was found in a mini chocolate bar in the community of Bancroft. Read More

Keeping an eye on U.S. politics is nothing new for many Canadians, but this election has taken things to a new level. Read More

There are many reasons to go out and vote in English school board elections on Sunday. Read More

Homeowners chase them with brooms. Kids throw rocks at them. Professionals are quietly hired to murder them. Read More

I know about rebuilds. Read More

Quebecers are once again gearing up to turn their clocks back by an hour this weekend — this time amid consultations as to whether the practice should become a thing of the past. Read More

Clearing skies, so some sun, but somewhat cool. Read More

“We had no idea this care existed." I hear this a lot from patients and families in my work as a community palliative care physician. While many people have heard of palliative care, most are unaware of the home-based palliative care provided by community palliative care teams. Read More

For three years Chantal Routhier has been participating in “strongman” competitions where athletes test their strength, speed and endurance by lifting and pulling heavy objects like logs and sandbags.

Canada's Christine Sinclair scored in her celebratory retirement match and the Portland Thorns clinched a playoff spot with a 3-0 victory over Angel City on Friday night.

A Moncton methadone treatment clinic is shutting its doors, which means its 376 patients will have to find treatment elsewhere.

As I sit here in my cosy apartment, I am thankful for my many blessings, but I do have a thought. I am concerned for my senior population as I struggle with this frustrating aging process. Read More

Susan Holt, a Liberal who won the premier's job almost two weeks ago, has been sworn in, along with her cabinet. The ceremony was held Saturday afternoon at the New Brunswick Legislature.

In a recent video circulating on social media, one woman shares her emotional experience using a rideshare app when trying to get back home late at night, sparking safety concerns.

With the costs of pet ownership rising, the Competition Bureau sees an opportunity to drive down the prices of medication by expanding distribution to pharmacies.

The son of a Saskatchewan farmer, Courtney Tower walked into the hurly-burly of the Parliamentary Press Gallery for the first time in 1955 and promptly fell in love with the place. Read More

He surely would reject any such comparison but, in a recent interview, Justin Trudeau briefly sounded just a little bit like Richard Nixon.

Started in Toronto in 2013, Rumble was once mainly known as a site where you could find wholesome pet videos. But it changed radically after investments by pro-Trump financiers.

For friends Sophie Vachon and Melyane Cajolet, accessible and free public transit isn’t only a convenience, it’s a right. Read More

One day before a vote on her leadership, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith received large and boisterous applause from United Conservative Party members at the party’s annual general meeting in Red Deer Friday.