VANCOUVER — As Vancouver Police jail guards allegedly bound her feet with a strap and yanked it hard under a cell door, Bobbi O'Shea remembers feeling betrayed.
VANCOUVER — A long-running lawsuit launched by veterans against the federal government is off the docket until after the federal election, if not for good.
Specifics of the agreements weren't announced but TransCanada said they provide for annual legacy payments over the commercial life of the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline plus benefits upon signing and at other milestones.
WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg girl battling a rare liver disease is in Toronto after receiving word there's a possible donor for a transplant.
TORONTO — News that an unvaccinated Ontario boy is in hospital with a dangerous tetanus infection is prompting calls from worried parents seeking information on how to get their children vaccinated.
When Nadege Bujold looks out her front window and onto her quiet residential street, she is still sometimes haunted by the memory of a dying RCMP officer slumping to the ground.