EDMONTON - The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team says it has made a massive steroid bust in Edmonton.
Spokesman Mike Tucker says multiple search warrants were executed and more than $10 million in drugs seized.
He says the bust involved more than 350,000 pills, 10,000 vials and three dozen types of chemical precursors and additives.
The seizure occurred at residences and storage facilities last week.
Tucker says the bust targeted a major distributor.
VANCOUVER - Kinder Morgan took its fight with the City of Burnaby, B.C., directly to residents on Friday, the latest salvo in an ongoing feud over the proposed expansion of its Trans Mountain pipeline.
The governing members of the Law Society of British Columbia have voted in favour of holding a binding referendum to determine whether a Christian university's law school should be accredited.
FREDERICTON - A spokesman for Elections New Brunswick says the province's chief electoral officer wants to address the snafus that delayed the release of Monday's voting results by asking a judge for a special audit.
MONTREAL - The Crown will ask Quebec's highest court to review a decision to grant bail to a former doctor facing murder charges in the killing of his two children.
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada is responding to U.S. requests for help in Iraq, not the other way around.
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador's new Progressive Conservative leader has been sworn in as the province's 12th premier.