A pullback in the use of photo radar for ticketing traffic offences has led to a $28-million hole in Calgary's police budget.
A city councillor is calling on the province to reverse its dramatic restrictions on photo radar that Calgary police say is fuelling a $28-million budget shortfall.
Alberta public safety minister Mike Ellis has named two new members to the Edmonton Police Commission, at a time when he is ...
Canadian bids for a Commonwealth Games have died by provincial government disinterest, so multiple provinces sharing reduced ...
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A small BC city with sprawling flower fields is one of Canada's most popular spots to move toThis small city right outside of Vancouver offers some distance from the big city life, with fields full of blooming flowers ...
All the people caught were journeying north and none had fentanyl, according to Assistant Commissioner Lisa Moreland ...
Quebec nixed the project, known as LNG-Québec, in 2021, for environmental reasons. But now, with economic uncertainty ...
National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett said during an appearance on CNBC that Canada "misunderstood" Trump's ...
The Alberta Living Wage Network calculated that Canmore residents in 2023 needed $38.80 an hour, assuming 35 hours a week, in ...
Following a phone conversation Tuesday afternoon, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that U.S. President Donald Trump is ...
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