Texas rabbi: Security training paid off in hostage standoff
U.S. and British authorities Monday continued an investigation into the weekend standoff at a Texas synagogue that ended with an armed British national dead and a rabbi crediting past security training for getting him and three members of his congregation out safely.
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Services agreement signed for 11-tower Sen̓áḵw development in Kitsilano
The City of Vancouver and the Squamish Nation have signed a services agreement for the 11-tower Sen̓áḵw development in Kitsilano. -
It is 'critical' people are aware of children missing in their community: advocate
Advocates say thousands of children remain missing in Canada. -
'Makes our day every day': Unlikely animal friendship on B.C. farm
A B.C. family has trouble getting their chores done on their farm each morning because of the antics of a pair of unlikely best friends – an elderly miniature horse and a rambunctious young golden retriever. -
Millions of dollars in funding for Port Saint John expansion, N.B. Southern Railway upgrade
A multi-million dollar announcement Wednesday, under the banner of strengthening Canada’s supply chain, will go towards an expansion of Port Saint John and upgrade of two Irving-owned rail terminals in New Brunswick. -
'All it takes is one': Sask. RCMP partner with Washington police to publicize disappearance of Mekayla Bali
Saskatchewan RCMP and the Washington State Patrol announced a collaboration of efforts to locate Mekayla Bali, who was 16-years-old when she was last on April 12, 2016 in Yorkton. -
Two deaths, 57 new COVID-19 cases reported Wednesday in Middlesex-London
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting the deaths of two men in their 80s and 57 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases Wednesday. -
Control issues: Stark differences between U.S. and Canadian gun laws
Speaking off-script at an early-event in Halifax Wednesday, Canada's Minister of Public Safety said he was gutted by the latest mass shooting south of the border - the 27th in a school this year alone. -
City of Regina developing guidelines on cell tower locations
Nearly everyone relies on cellphones but no one wants a cell tower in front of their house. The City of Regina is now developing guidelines on where cell towers can be located, after residents in two Regina neighbourhoods voiced strong opposition to proposed towers near their homes. -
Vancouver teardown listed for $3.5M one year after selling for $2.5M
A teardown on Vancouver's west side has been listed for just under $3.5 million, a year after it was purchased by a numbered company for $2.5 million.
