EpiPen and EpiPen Jr. subject to recall because of possible defective part

KIRKLAND, Que. –Pfizer Canada has issued a recall on one lot of EpiPen and one lot of EpiPen Jr. auto-injectors that may contain a faulty part....

Bombardier defends pay structure after public outcry over executive pay increases

MONTREAL –Bombardier is defending its executive pay structure in the face of a public uproar over a hefty increase in compensation to senior management. Jean Monty,...

Red River Floodway helping, but water level still rose overnight in Winnipeg

Winnipeg officials say about two dozen properties require sandbag dikes after river levels rose overnight on Friday. The number is down from 50 properties that would...

Congestion at YVR clears after baggage issue causes delays for U.S. travellers

VANCOUVER –Many travellers were delayed at Vancouver International Airport early Saturday morning after an issue with the baggage system. Steve Hankinson, the airport’s Vice President of...

April Fools’: Prime Minister Trudeau takes aim at Matthew Perry

Woman, 55, charged with second degree murder in Christmas Eve stabbing death

TORONTO –A woman has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the Christmas Eve death of a man in Toronto. Police charged 55-year-old Shirley Elizabeth...

Man, 55, fatally shot in Vaughan, Ont., parking lot Friday

VAUGHAN, Ont. –Police in York Region say a man was fatally shot in the parking lot of a “social club” in Vaughan, Ont., on Friday night....

Nanaimo city council investigation prompts appointment of special prosecutor

VICTORIA –A special prosecutor has been appointed to help police in British Columbia investigate a Nanaimo city council member who the province’s Criminal Justice Branch says...

Wholesome Farms’ Vanilla Sundae Cups recalled due to Listeria risk

OTTAWA –The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning the public not to consume Wholesome Farms’ Vanilla Sundae Cups due to possible Listeria contamination. The agency says...

Alberta government changes rules for service dog training, provides funding

EDMONTON — Changes are coming to open up the training of service dogs in Alberta. A six-month project will see regulations relaxed to allow more organizations...