Experts say N.S. intimate photos case unlikely to deter teens

BRIDGEWATER, N.S.—It had all the trappings of a typical teen romance, until it became part of a high-profile case that shines a light on the consequences...

Calgary police dog stabbed in the line of duty, suspect in custody

CALGARY—A youth accused of stabbing a Calgary police dog during an arrest faces charges under a new section of the criminal code that protects law enforcement...

Trudeau says he will visit B.C. wildfire zones amid shifting landscape

REVELSTOKE, B.C.—Crews fighting wildfires across British Columbia are once again preparing for challenges brought on by sweltering, windy weather as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to...

Employee who pushed and ejected man from Canadian Tire no longer with company

PM’s Canada 150 whistle stop in Calgary becomes a whistle not

CALGARY—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was upstaged by his eight-year-old daughter Ella Grace as the CP Canada 150 train chugged into Calgary Sunday afternoon. Prior to Trudeau...

Two more North Atlantic right whales found dead on Newfoundland’s west coast

JOHN’S, N.L.—Two more dead whales have washed ashore on Newfoundland’s west coast. The federal fisheries department says the discoveries bring the total of confirmed North Atlantic...

Ontario First Nation resident seeks long promised air pollution review

A resident of a southern Ontario First Nation surrounded by industrial facilities is taking the provincial government to court to demand it complete an air quality...

Fentanyl laced heroin suspected in four Toronto overdose deaths since Thursday

Toronto police say a rash of suspected drug-related deaths in a three day period is highly unusual for the city and prompted investigators to issue a...

Vancouver files charges against owners of hotel deemed uninhabitable

VANCOUVER—The City of Vancouver says it has filed 60 charges against the owners of a decaying hotel for alleged violations of bylaws related to maintenance standards....

B.C. premier says Canada U.S. close to deal on softwood but negotiations intense

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan says Canada and the United States are close to reaching a softwood lumber trade deal that could come as...