B.C. Premier David Eby said a wave of extortion crime in the province is a "terror attack in slow motion."
A school trustee in Prince George, B.C., says she was "terrified" after being ordered out of her vehicle at gunpoint by police and handcuffed for a few minutes before being let go, leaving her "feeling afraid, overwhelmed and angry."
A train has struck and killed a pedestrian in Metro Vancouver, and police are investigating.
New research shows less snowpack in certain regions of Canada can have wide-ranging effects on everything from farms and wildlife to the broader economy.
For the third time in just under a year, Pierre Poilievre's political fate will be in the hands of voters this Friday — though this time, it's a small group of partisan supporters who appear likely to give him another shot.
The gap between the country's highest earning and wealthiest households and those at the bottom end grew in the third quarter of last year as strong financial market gains benefited the rich.