Lawyers are lining up to fight a court application by Ontario's animal welfare organization to destroy 21 dogs that were seized in an alleged dogfighting ring.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says there will be no limitations on access to government news conferences while the province reviews its media policies.
While the rest of Canada talks and talks about reducing reliance on fossil fuels, one tiny northern town is leading the way in actually doing it.
The incident came a day after Avalanche Canada issued an avalanche warning as potentially deadly snow conditions develop on slopes across parts of eastern and southeastern BC
The British Columbia Crown's decision not to charge a man who created a revenge website to destroy his ex-wife's reputation reveals the limits of criminal harassment law in the digital age
Public Health Ontario announced Friday that it had received positive test results Tuesday, but wouldn't say if the person is a man or woman