'A spark-plug': London, Ont.-native Susanne Grainger rows to Olympic gold
Canada's women's eight crew -- including London’s own Susanne Grainger -- captured gold on the final day of Olympic rowing, winning the event for the first time in 29 years.
More locally grown produce added to Vancouver Island hospital, care-home meals
Island Health is increasing the amount of local food that's served in meals at hospitals and long-term care facilities in the Vancouver Island region.
What's going on in #YYC this long weekend!?
So you're not leaving Calgary for the long weekend, don't sweat it, there will be lots to see and do.
How a low-floor Saskatoon Access Transit bus will help provide independence for users
Saskatoon Transit has revealed their brand new low floor access buses in an effort to provide more accessible options for customers with reduced mobility.
New heat wave: B.C. unveils plan for protecting communities, says 'personal precautions' also needed
The B.C. government has unveiled its plans for protecting vulnerable communities during the province's latest heat wave, but said residents should take "personal precautions" as well.
Two men facing charges in connection to homicide at motel near Eganville
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a 911 call at a motel on Hwy. 60 near Eganville at approximately 6:30 p.m. on July 21.
'It's a public health issue': protesters demand government action after Quebec's 14th femicide of 2021
Following the fourteenth killing of a woman in Quebec so far this year, a rally was held in Montreal on Friday to protest 'the pandemic of femicide' that is gripping the province.
The St. James Civic Centre is getting a $13M renovation
The St. James Civic Centre is getting a makeover.