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Central Alberta zoo gets $500 in fines after ice cream eating bear video
A central Alberta zoo must pay $500 in fines after taking a bear for ice cream at a drive-thru.
Rare tiger cub dies at N.B. zoo after being born with health issues
Staff at a New Brunswick zoo are mourning the loss of a rare tiger cub who died more than a week after she was born with three siblings.
Freeland plays down Trump assertion Canada being 'difficult, spoiled' on NAFTA
U.S. President Donald Trump says Canada and Mexico are "spoiled" and difficult to deal with in NAFTA negotiations.
Canadian government spending tens of millions on Facebook ads, boosted posts
The government of Canada has been increasing its use of paid Facebook advertisements over the last three years, spending tens of millions of dollars on boosted posts, videos and ad campaigns, new figures tabled in Parliament show.
Regina symphony members help Prince Charles celebrate 70th birthday
It was sweet music to the ears of five members of the Regina Symphony Orchestra when they heard they would have a chance to mingle with royalty at a very private party.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in La Malbaie, Que., ahead of G7 Summit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in La Malbaie, Que., later today, May 23, 2018, to participate in events ahead of the 44th annual G7 Summit.
With baby in tow, Karina Gould back to Hill on big day for electoral reform bill
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau adopted a new junior cabinet minister of sorts today, May 22, 2018, as he welcomed the return of Karina Gould to his inner circle.
Notley to skip premiers conference so she can focus on pipeline deal
There won't be any fireworks between the premiers of Alberta and British Columbia at the Western premiers conference this week, because Alberta Premier Rachel Notley isn't going.
Evacuation orders lifted for some properties in Grand Forks, B.C.
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary, B.C., has begun lifting evacuation orders on some properties, after cooler temperatures and less rainfall spared the area from an expected second surge of catastrophic flooding last week.
Ethics czar investigates fisheries minister LeBlanc over licence award
The federal ethics watchdog is examining the actions of Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc over the granting of a controversial clam fishing licence.