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WINNIPEG - The Crown in Manitoba has decided it will not appeal the acquittal of a man who was accused of killing 15-year-old Tina Fontaine in Winnipeg. Jurors who sat through three weeks of evidence ...

TORONTO - While the Raptors are well past the draft lottery stage, MLSE’s Shane Talbot was keeping a close eye on bouncing ping-pong balls Tuesday. As Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment’...

EDMONTON - The provincial government is looking for feedback from Albertans regarding the new Occupational Health and Safety Act. The new act, which will go into place on June 1, will define harassmen...

BOYLE, Alta. – An Alberta woman arrested during a police traffic stop is accused of impaired driving and causing children to be in need of intervention. RCMP say officers were patrolling in the ...

CLARENCE, Ill. - A former sheriff’s deputy and purported ringleader in the bombing of a Minnesota mosque emerges in court documents as a sometimes-threatening figure with anti-government views w...

WASHINGTON - The man who famously coined the reality TV mantra “You’re fired!” has notched quite a record of awkward and messy breakups in his 14 months as president. On Tuesday, Pre...

WINNIPEG - The Crown will not appeal the acquittal of a man who was accused of killing 15-year-old Tina Fontaine and dumping her body in a Winnipeg river. Prosecutors said in a statement Tuesday that ...

OTTAWA - Some facts and figures about the steel and aluminum industries in Canada: Steel: Production: About 13 billion tonnes a year. Sales: About $14 billion. Jobs: 22,000 direct, 100,000 indirect. E...

Job seekers put their best smiles on Tuesday as they attended the annual Central Alberta Job Fair at Westerner Park. Roughly 400 people showed up in the first half hour alone. Aaron Sheppard, Director...

VANCOUVER - Transport Minister Marc Garneau says efforts to protect Canada’s coastlines from vessel spills includes an “unprecedented level of collaboration” with Indigenous communit...