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You Can Be Fined $500 For Leaving Your Dog In A Hot Car In Surrey
Leaving your dog in a hot car in Surrey could cost you $500. Surrey City Council has voted to amend the city's dog responsibility bylaw so that enforcement officers can issue tickets to those who leave...
View ArticleFinding Emma: B.C. mom searches for answers in daughter's disappearance
Nearly 18 months ago, Emma Fillipoff, a chef at a popular Victoria, B.C., restaurant, disappeared without a trace on a chilly Wednesday evening. Her mother has been scouring the city and Vancouver's...
View ArticleMohamed Hersi deserves maximum sentence on terrorism conviction, Crown says
Mohamed Hersi, the first man ever convicted in Canada of trying to join a terrorist group, should get the toughest penalty on the books, Crown lawyers said today at his sentencing hearing. Federal...
View ArticleB.C. teachers' strike: 5 big questions
What is the latest information on the pressing questions in the B.C. teachers' strike and lockout? CBC reporter Steve Lus distills the data and answers your Frequently Asked Questions. 1. How will...
View ArticleAn Open Letter To Peter MacKay’s Wife - The Globe And Mail
Dear Nazanin, How are you, my dear?
View ArticleGen. Tom Lawson Warns Military Cuts Will Hurt Readiness
The chief of defence staff and the deputy minister of national defence has warned the government that cuts to the Canadian Forces budget will effect readiness and capabilities across the military. Gen....
View ArticleFormer Scouts Canada leader pleads guilty to sexually abusing 4 boys
Scott Stanley, a former Scouts Canada leader in Ottawa, has admitted in court to luring four boys with sexually explicit texts and repeatedly molesting them. Stanley, 30, was a Scouts volunteer for...
View ArticleProtein Foods: 16 Ways To Get Your Daily Intake
From building muscles to stronger nails, the consumption of protein on a daily basis is crucial. And while we all know meat, fish and legumes are the go-to options for protein-packed foods, which ones...
View Article#MakeARapperSoft Wins Twitter With Slim Baby, Wu Tang Flan And Kendrick Llama
Twitter is nothing if not populated by people with too much time on their hands, and to them we owe our deepest thanks. To wit, the #MakeARapperSoft hashtag began trending today and while lots of...
View ArticleCalgary High School Changes Redmen Name, Logo
CALGARY - A Calgary high school is changing the name and logo of its athletic teams after complaints that the name was derogatory or even racist.Come September, Western Canada High School's teams will...
View ArticleHighway of Tears investigation yields 'strong suspects' but no charges
The Mountie overseeing the investigation into the murders and disappearances of women and girls along British Columbia's so-called Highway of Tears says his officers have a number of "strong suspects,"...
View ArticleHamilton cyclists to gather street level pollution data
A fleet of local cycling enthusiasts will be used to gather street level pollution data for Canada's first-of-its-kind air monitoring initiative. Environment Hamilton officially launched its Bicycling...
View ArticleGiorgio Mammoliti tries to quash investigation into his fundraiser
Coun. Giorgio Mammoliti is trying to force the City of Toronto's integrity commissioner to drop an investigation into a contentious $5,000-a-table fundraiser held for him last year. The Ward 7...
View ArticleB.C. teachers' strike: No summer school for many if picketing continues
In a letter to parents, The Vancouver School Board says if the B.C. teacher's strike is not settled before July 3rd, the district will not be offering summer school programs and courses. School...
View ArticleSCOC title claim decision could apply to large parts of Quebec, expert says
A veteran aboriginal-rights lawyer says this morning's Supreme Court of Canada decision could be applied to two-fifths of the Quebec's territory. “I think [this decision] has wide-sweeping consequences...
View ArticlePeter MacKay's Wife Defends Husband's Controversial Remarks, Blames...
OTTAWA - Justice Minister Peter MacKay's wife is making a spirited defence of her husband over comments recently attributed to him about female judges.In a letter to the Globe and Mail, Nazanin...
View ArticleAndrew Wiggins Goes No. 1 In 2014 NBA Draft To Cleveland Cavaliers
It’s a good day for Andrew Wiggins and a landmark day for Canadian basketball. The Cleveland Cavaliers chose Wiggins, a Vaughn, Ont. native, with their No. 1 first round pick during the NBA draft on...
View ArticleLawyer for Thomas Harding, Lac-Mégantic train engineer, outraged
The lawyer representing Thomas Harding, the engineer on the train in the Lac-Mégantic disaster, is outraged after information that could incriminate his client was made public by the courts. Harding...
View ArticleComedian Turns Tables On Thoughtless Gay Comments (VIDEO)
Canadian comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding is poking fun at those well-meaning, but completely tone deaf, individuals among us who routinely say the most offensive things to gay friends and don't realize...
View ArticleAbbotsford, Surrey soccer clubs looking for more girls
Abbotsford and Surrey are looking at ways to tackle stereotypes and bring more girls into the sport of soccer. On a bright evening at Bear Creek Park in Surrey, the fields were full of children and...
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