FAIRVIEW, Alta. — Police in northwestern Alberta have cancelled an Amber Alert for a seven-month-old boy who was believed to have been abducted by his father.
RCMP say the baby was found "safe and unharmed" less than two hours after he was taken from his home in Fairview, about 550 kilometres northwest of Edmonton.
Police say a suspect is in custody.
The city says the Appeal Court denied a stay of a B.C. Supreme Court decision that ordered the dispensaries named in a lawsuit to close.
Several fire crews responded to the three-alarm blaze before it was extinguished.
Mike Hurley said he told Trudeau on Saturday that the facility on Burnaby Mountain is within five kilometres of forests and a residential area that would put thousands of lives in danger.
The service says 137 people, including 116 firefighters, will be deployed in Alberta for up to 19 days.
One of Canada's foremost experts on the garbage industry says the only way to stop Canadian trash from ending up in foreign ports and landfills is for Canada to ban waste exports altogether.
The Saskatchewan government has filed notice that it is taking its challenge of the federal carbon tax to the Supreme Court of Canada.