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Many Muslims across British Columbia — as well as those across the globe — ended their month long fast for the holy month of...
More details have emerged about new measures to improve Canada’s temporary foreign worker program. The federal government indicated Wednesday that employers are now required to...
The Port Mann and Alex Fraser Bridges could be a little busier than usual this weekend. That’s because the Pattullo Bridge will be closed to...
Paris, Aug 9 (IANS) The iconic Eiffel Tower was Friday evacuated over a bomb alert, but was reopened to the public two hours later...
A five-year-old boy who fell from a third-storey apartment balcony onto concrete yesterday afternoon has been released from hospital and is recovering at home...
The number of British Columbians looking for work spiked in July, as overall Canada’s labour market continued to show signs of weakness. Statistics Canada says...
Security has been beefed up in the national capital in view of specific intelligence inputs about Lashker-e-Taiba's (LeT) plans to attack the city after...
A South Miami man has turned himself into police after allegedly murdering his wife and posting a photo of her body on Facebook. Reports coming...
Unemployment is on the rise in BC, and it’s mostly part-time workers who are feeling the pinch. In total, BC lost 11,700 jobs last month...
SURREY: If your lawn is looking a little brown, you might be tempted to pull out the sprinkler a little more often than you...