MONTREAL - The funky pants and sticker-plastered city vehicles are just the beginning as workers and the province draw battle lines over a proposed reform of municipal pensions.
KLEMTU, B.C. - A Japanese fishing vessel believed to be cast adrift in the 2011 tsunami disaster will soon find a new life as a tour boat exploring British Columbia's shores.
LIKELY, B.C. - Engineers are working to lower the danger level as they pump water from a British Columbia lake clogged with debris after a mine tailings pond burst in the Cariboo region last week.
OTTAWA - Sir Sam Hughes, Canada's minister of militia at the start of the First World War, was a bombastic bigot who despised Roman Catholics, French Canadians and professional military officers.
Every day this summer, Ron Hahn is cycling 90 kilometres to show Canadians the difference a kidney can make.
LIKELY, B.C. - Government said there has been a dramatic drop in the amount of material leaking from a breached tailings pond that contaminated waterways in the province's Cariboo region.