B.C. declares state of emergency as wildfires rage

British Columbia Premier David Eby declared a provincewide state of emergency on Saturday due to the wildfire activity over the past 24 hours. The blaze that hit Summerland yesterday led

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Canadians divided over Mark Carney's Gordie Howe Bridge deal: 'Canada had no choice'

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s deal with the United States to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge prompted new questions after

Why Donald Trump's wildfire tariff threats must now be taken seriously

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It taints the skies, chokes the lungs and risks further irritating the strained cross-border relationship.But it’s much less clear whether

The biology of aging: B.C. research, programs working find ways to slow down the process

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As 90-year-old marathoner Yul Kwan and 102-year-old record-breaking swimmer Betty Brussel represent, living well and staying active is one of

Feds should increase federal health funding, but with strings attached: advocates

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Advocates are urging the federal government to increase health care funding and impose more conditions on what the

UHN partners with Toronto Public Library to launch mobile clinic pilot project

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Nearly four years after Dr. Andrew Boozary came up with the idea of a mobile clinic, a pilot project for

SIU clears Ottawa police officer after man’s skull fractured during arrest

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The man was arrested and handcuffed after exiting a residence in the Elgin Street and Somerset Street West area, the

Brookfield agrees to buy battery storage company Aypa Power in a US$7B deal

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Brookfield says it has entered into an agreement to acquire independent power producer Aypa Power. The company says it is acquiring

Gordie Howe bridge deal text confirms Canada is splitting toll revenue with U.S.

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OTTAWA - The proposed agreement in principle for the Gordie Howe International Bridge confirms that Canada will share half of

Number of charges reduced for some accused in Project South police corruption probe

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The number of charges against some of the accused in a sweeping organized crime and police corruption probe in the