Fences are up and debris is being hauled away from the now-vacant homeless camp outside Victoria's courthouse, but British Columbia's housing minister says the cleanup will be long and costly.
A willingness to embrace technology might not be the first attribute that comes to mind when one thinks of the legal world. The Canadian Bar Association is trying to change that.
Starting in September, Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island and Chase in the Shuswap have been given the green light to drive the carts on community roads that have a maximum speed limit of 30 kilometres an hour.
There were 8,415 applicants to be on Trudeau's youth council, according to data provide
Tim Rose, who has cerebral palsy, says the airline's lack of an accessible aircraft for his trip is a grave concern not just for himself, but for all people with disabilities.
Police warns the number has been spoofed and may actually come from a call centre in India.