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A Moncton man no longer has to worry that his basement will be damaged again by a flood after a non-profit organization retrofitted his house with a premium flood-prevention system.
Some Shediac companies that are trading on foreign stock exchanges are being investigated by the the New Brunswick Securities Commission and an interim cease-trade order is being considered.
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Moncton man in connection with a stabbing that occurred in the city last week.
A former Lakeville man has been sentenced to four years in prison for scalding a toddler with hot water.
The New Brunswick government is proposing 116 different changes to the regulatory framework that oversees the oil and gas industry and in particular the controversial process of hydraulic fracturing.
A new study from the Human Resources Department suggests Ottawa was looking at ways to motivate employment insurance recipients to move to places with more jobs, but the minister's office says she isn't considering it.
A special law that would provide a cooling-off period for both sides in Quebec's tuition hike battle could be introduced as early as this morning.
Gatineau police have given the "all clear" after a bomb threat affecting three CEGEP de l'Outaouais campuses was called in this morning.
Tradespeople in Winnipeg say proposed changes to the Employment Insurance Act will be a blow to their industries.
A 14-year-old boy is dead after the dirt bike he was driving collided with a car on a western Manitoba highway. 
The village of Badger has been saved from a nearby wildfire, at least for the time being.
A Manitoba woman whose father nearly killed her mother during a psychotic episode believes people with severe mental illness, like Greyhound bus killer Vince Li, can return to the community with proper treatment.
A motorist is dead following a rollover near the intersection at 23rd Avenue and 199th Street just before 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Edmonton's Capital Ex is getting a new name, again.
The embattled chief executive of Canadian Pacific Railway has announced his departure, ending a months-long battle with a major shareholder and marking a new chapter for an iconic company almost as old as the country. 
A marathon hockey game in Chestermere, Alta., to raise money for the Alberta Children's Hospital finally came to an end Wednesday night.
Reader's Digest has chosen Canada's best gourmet burgers "that are sure to put your backyard grill on the map," with the Deux Chevaux from the Windsor, Ont., eatery Motor Burger listed first.
A Calgary man is making a cross-border run Thursday to bring back 81,000 gumballs for a one-of-a-kind portrait of Mayor Naheed Nenshi.
Calgary Metal Recycling has been ordered to cut the size of its "auto fluff" pile, which took firefighters 10 days to put out after it caught fire in late April.
A special government committee will examine British Columbia's timber supply after a leaked report warned about thousands of job losses due to a declining amount of wood caused by the ravages of the pine beetle epidemic.
Former Vancouver mayor Philip Owen is admitting the police botched the investigation into missing sex workers, but he's also defending himself against accusations he failed to act on the issue.
B.C. garden expert Brian Minter of the world-famous Minter Gardens joins us for a live chat to answer all your gardening questions.
B.C. is falling behind other North American film and television production centres and the industry is looking for a tax break from the provincial government, insiders say.
One of the suspects alleged to have assaulted a woman in a wheelchair and stolen her iPad at a SkyTrain station last week will appear in court to face charges on Thursday morning.
After years of bitter court fights, The Barnes Foundation opened its doors Wednesday for a sneak peek at its new location on the museum-studded Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
