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The 'Anne Marie D'Amico Day of Kindness and Love' is one of many memorial projects her family has spearheaded in her honour. D'Amico died in the 2018 Toronto van attack.

Veteran const. Stacey Hill will take on a position that hopes to mend a strained relationship between police and Indigenous communities.

Investigators say there was evidence that entry was gained into the building but nothing was reported stolen.

What happens next with remote work in PSAC negotiations could send a "signal" to other sectors about their own negotiations, some say.

The federal labour board has found low turnout and irregularities of ``significant concern'' with the strike vote that led more than 100,000 public servants to walk off the job.

This week of Big Brother Canada was insane!! We started the week with the Fatal Feast in which a chain of safety started which left Santina, Ty and Renee fighting for their game ultimately sending Santina to the jury! Next Claudia became the new HOH and put up Ty and Hope up on the block....

Almost 900 social housing units in Edmonton are in need of repairs, according to the city.

The investigator deemed the blaze suspicious, and handed over the investigation to the Saskatoon Police Service.

The coroner says the force used by police was unnecessary and that none of them had received training in de-escalation tactics or in strategies to deal with people in crisis.

A non-profit dedicated to advancing carbon capture tech said an aggressive 2030 target will be hard to reach since most of these projects will take six or seven years to build.

Police said the body was found near a property by Hespeler Street on April 12. Officers were called to the scene at approximately 6 p.m.

It's the first time the annual "protestival" has returned at full scale since the COVID-19 pandemic and -- as in years past -- the events remain unsanctioned by the city.

The famed lighthouse and rugged coastline attract up to 800,000 visitors yearly, but its beauty can be dangerous to those who do not keep off the black rocks.

Niagara Regional police say the incident at a high school on Catherine Street early Thursday sent another teen to an out-of-town hospital.

Even though Kingston Police are running a deficit through the first quarter of 2023, Acting Chief Scott Fraser says things should smooth out as the year goes on.

Despite home prices lowering across much of the country, Canadians will still need to earn more to be able to buy a home than before, according to a new report from RateHub.

Last month's ice storm is a bad memory for most Quebecers. But residents of an Île-Perrot apartment building are going on two weeks without power and frustration is mounting.

All three people and two pets got out safely after a house caught fire in Kingston's west end on Wednesday and the cause is still undetermined.

Summerland's mayor said that the free transit plan reinforces the principle that mobility is a right and that transit is a public good benefiting all of society.