OTTAWA — The Harper government is finally set to announce its long-promised public consultation process on the explosive issue of doctor-assisted dying.
More than 6,000 international experts on HIV-AIDS will gather in Vancouver this weekend to share the latest scientific advances in the fight to eradicate the disease, which first emerged almost 35 years ago and exploded into a global pandemic.
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — British Columbia's Wildfire Service is urging people against becoming too complacent as the number of blazes burning up forests drops by dozens.
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — If you're in Saskatchewan you'll be able to order British Columbia wines online — and in B.C., Saskatchewan's dill pickle vodka will be for sale.
OTTAWA — Peer pressure may be the best tool to convince young Canadians to vote in the upcoming federal election, say experts.
The premiers released a report by their Aboriginal Children in Care Working Group at the Council of the Federation meeting in St. John's, N.L.