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Tremblay ruled the deaths accidental but also issued a number of recommendations to improve snowmobile safety, including better signage and warnings against going off-trail.

Proline+ is only available online for now, but the agency says it will bring single-event wagering, dynamic odds, more games and new sports to its retail Proline offering in 2022.

Rod Phillips, minister of Long-term care, says the province's policy guidelines for the sector have been a ``great success'' so far.

City and Colour's Regina show on Nov. 28 will require concert-goers and venue staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or provide a negative test.

The city of Kingston is enacting its University District safety initiative in order to preemptively crack down on parties as post-secondary students move back to the city.

The Middlesex London region continues to see an increase in cases as it sees a doubling of its test positivity rate in just one week.

It's been a devastating year for many Alberta farmers and the ongoing drought conditions have meant a reliance on wetlands.

The Fort Edmonton Foundation is pleased to be launching the EPCOR Fall for the Fort Online Auction presented by Global Edmonton in support of the Fort Edmonton Foundation CARES initiative. Proceeds from the auction will help grant visits to Fort Edmonton Park for children, youth, schools and community groups that are currently facing social and economic challenges. Bidding opens...

Nancy Sheng with Edmonton Public Library explains some of the resources available for students as the new school year kicks off.

AMA Travel’s Roland van Meurs has some ideas for people thinking about taking a trip to the British Isles region. (Sponsored by AMA)

The regional health authority said the nurse was in contact with a patient — who has developed symptoms.

A 36-year-old Londoner and two youths face a combined total of more than a dozen charges, including aggravated assault and break and enter.

The video shows a number of people walking on the roof of the building, which is over 100 metres high.

At least one Islamic State suicide bomber killed 85 people, including 13 U.S. soldiers, outside the gates of Kabul airport in twin blasts on Thursday evening.

The Central Okanagan had 737 new cases in the time from Aug. 15 to 21, for an average of 105 new cases a day. That’s a 20 per cent drop from the week earlier when it had 922 cases.

'Second to live music, listening to records or CDs is fantastic. There is music for every moment or from every time in your life,' said record store owner Tim Haines.

The body of 41-year-old Varsha Gajula of Caledon, Ont., was found Wednesday morning.

Emergency crews were called to the Flemingdon Park area in Toronto for reports of gunfire at around 2:30 a.m. Friday.

Emergency crews were called to Bathurst and King streets just after 3 a.m. Friday for reports of gunshots heard in the area.

The twin bombings also raise questions about the Taliban’s vows to bring security to Afghanistan. The Islamist group has yet how it plans to govern.

The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole and Green Leader Annamie Paul are struggling with their own voters.

Ida could be near major hurricane strength by the time it reaches the northern Gulf Coast, which forecasters predict may happen sometime late Sunday or early Monday.

While thousands of people have crowded the Kabul airport to try to flee, many others are stuck in limbo, unsure whether it is safer to try to go home or stay where they are.

There was a big move forward Thursday in the ongoing negotiations battle between the United Nurses of Alberta and Alberta Health Services. As Sarah Komadina explains, applying for formal mediation brings both parties one step close to potential job action — which can include a strike.

Harold Johnson spent majority of his childhood institutionalized at Huronia Regional Hospital, where he says he faced countless acts of abuse.