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Residents of Tumbler Ridge witnessed an emotional moment as the walls of Tumbler Ridge Secondary School were torn down this week. Among them was Chris Norbury, a long-time resident deeply impacted by the tragic events of February's mass shooting...

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has announced that a sovereignty referendum will not be held while U.S. President Donald Trump is in office. The decision was shared ahead of Quebec’s upcoming election campaign, with St-Pierre Plamondon specifying that...

Two days post the conclusion of the Edmonton Marathon, the race director has issued an apology following the revelation of an error in accounting for detours that led to the race courses being longer than intended. This acknowledgment validated...

Cocaine emerges as the primary contraband seized along the southwestern Ontario border between Canada and the United States, as per data reported by both nations. During the initial half of this year, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) intercepted...

The appearance of Webster, a large white shark, in the waters off Newfoundland and Labrador signals a recovering ocean, as indicated by a research organization monitoring shark movements in the Atlantic region. Over the past few years, multiple white...

Xavier Moon led the Winnipeg Sea Bears to a near victory in the CEBL championship with five consecutive points, bringing them within striking distance of their first title. Despite being in a position to take the winning shot himself,...

A man in Halifax recounted an incident where he faced racial abuse on Saturday. Shalu Shajan, an Indian immigrant, shared his experience, stating that a man with bagpipes intentionally hit his car and hurled racist remarks at him. The...

Canada and the United States are in the process of finalizing a trade agreement that is set to involve U.S. President Donald Trump reducing tariff rates on Canadian goods in exchange for the reinstatement of American liquor in provincial...

Documents obtained by CBC News through a freedom of information request show that the spring visit by Ontario Premier Doug Ford to Texas for discussions on trade and tariffs incurred a total expense of slightly over $93,000 for taxpayers.The...

A golfer from Saskatchewan achieved his first hole-in-one while competing at the National Special Olympics. Taylor Carter, residing in Regina, has been part of the Special Olympics team since 2013, with a golfing journey starting at the age of...