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New Westminster will soon be joining the growing list of Canadian communities honouring veterans with commemorative crosswalks. Kwaku Agyare-Manu,acting director of engineering and public works, said staff have been working with the Branch 2 of [...Read More]

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As wildfires burn through BC forests, a First Nation is demonstrating what can be done with any damaged or leftover wood by turning it into biodegradable packaging and building insulation. Reg Ogen, a Wet’suwet’en leader [...Read More]

A lone wolf wandering near a popular hiking route has prompted area closures around the Ä’äy Chù Valley of Kluane National Park. According to a statement posted to Facebook by Parks Canada, the area closure [...Read More]

Over a dozen Yukon firefighters and support personnel are on their way to Tok, Alaska to provide assistance after an explosive wildfire leveled roughly 20 homes in the community on Monday. According to Wayne Potoroka, [...Read More]

Port Stanley residents raised concerns about operating hours for the Kokomo Park pickleball courts at Central Elgin council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Richard Robson made the first delegation, followed by Linda Stewart, who [...Read More]

An Interlake teacher with a history of “intimidating” outbursts has been ordered to participate in counselling and study anger-management strategies after he made a child cry. Manitoba’s commissioner of teacher professional conduct has published a [...Read More]

As Ottawa and Alberta push for a new West Coast pipeline, Keystone XL is back in the debate as a potentially cheaper and faster way to move more Alberta crude. First proposed in 2008, Keystone [...Read More]

Starting next month, Ontario hunters will have a shot at sandhill cranes — for the first time in a century. The long-legged, grey birds with a nearly two-metre wingspanare widespread across Ontario from the Great [...Read More]

Efforts to restore the once mighty chinook salmon on the Yukon River appear to be making incremental gains as in-season data shows higher than predicted numbers of fish passing over the Yukon-Alaska border. According to [...Read More]

TEMAGAMI — It’s been almost two months since a front-end loader went into Lake Temagami near the South Arm off Chimo Island. The 20,000 pound machine has been in about 43 metres (150 feet) of [...Read More]