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Pitt Meadows smashes nearly 150-year-old temperature record
Maple Ridge News· 25 minutes agoThe latest heat wave has ushered in consistent temperatures of more than 30C in the past few days in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, with Tuesday even surpassing ...
Fire bans in provincial Forest Protection Areas
Red Deer Advocate· 26 minutes agoDue to hot and dry conditions leading to worsening wildfire conditions, and 137 wildfire starts since July 1, the province has brought in a fire ban affecting ...
Halifax-area community seeing a rise in bear sightings
CTV Atlantic News· 33 minutes agoThe quiet community around Porters Lake, N.S., is known for having wildlife activity, however,...
AFN calls for federal government to recognize First Nations jurisdiction over policing
CBC via Yahoo Canada News· 42 minutes agoThe Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is reaffirming its calls for the federal government to recognize...
'Albertans need access to it': Concern over Alberta opting out of national dental plan
CTV News· 52 minutes agoExecutive Director of Friends of Medicare, Chris Gallaway, speaks with Alberta Primetime host...
Battle over Surrey police appears finally over as city, province ink deal - BC | Globalnews.ca
Global B.C.· 52 minutes agoThe City of Surrey and the B.C. government have reached a multi-million dollar deal to help offset ...
B.C.’s active wildfire count vaults to about 130, 2 considered fires of note
Parksville Qualicum Beach News· 55 minutes agoThe number of active wildfires in British Columbia has jumped by more than two dozen to about 130...
Good news, sort of, for London renters in latest report
London Free Press· 58 minutes agoLocally, one-bedroom apartments in the city were renting for $1,772 in June. Similarly, the asking...
Newfoundland fishers protest interrupts environment ministers' press conference
National Post· 1 hour agoJohn’s on Wednesday to demand the federal government reinstate a 32-year moratorium on commercial...
'We don’t tolerate bullying': New Brunswick education council files appeal
CTV Atlantic News· 1 hour agoThe vice-chair of a New Brunswick education council believes they are being bullied by the province...
