VICTORIA — British Columbia's environment minister cancelled a waste discharge permit for the company operating a dump site for contaminated soil that has been the subject of years of protests and court actions by local residents.
Public health officials in Toronto say there are now 17 confirmed cases of mumps linked to bars in the city's downtown.
CALGARY — A judge is expected to rule today whether the parents of a diabetic boy who died of starvation and lack of treatment are guilty of first-degree murder.
SASKATOON — A relative of a Saskatchewan family killed in a drunk-driving crash says the woman convicted of their deaths was transferred to a healing lodge one month after being sentenced to 10 years in prison.
On the afternoon of February 22, locals began posting pictures of an unidentified, white mass on social media - pictures that have since then been picked up by various news channels.
VANCOUVER — BC Hydro has confirmed that a 400-metre crack has appeared in the ground near the Site C hydroelectric project in northeastern British Columbia.