好色tv

Prairies & BC

BC Conservation Officer Service says man bitten and scratched by grizzly bear

The BC Conservation Officer Service says a grizzly bear that scratched and bit a man in a remote location on Friday will not be captured because the attack was "d… Read moreBC Conservation Officer Service says man bitten and scratched by grizzly bear

Wildfire burning near Lytton, B.C, grows to 245 hectares

LYTTON - The only blaze of note identified by the BC Wildfire Service continues to grow. Read moreWildfire burning near Lytton, B.C, grows to 245 hectares

Alberta man killed after crane collapses at Saskatoon construction site

SASKATOON - Police say an Alberta man who was rushed to hospital Saturday after a crane collapse in Saskatoon has died. Read moreAlberta man killed after crane collapses at Saskatoon construction site

'Everything is dying': Prairie farmers, crops struggling with yearly droughts

REGINA - It's the ninth year in a row Quinton Jacksteit's farm has experienced drought. Read more'Everything is dying': Prairie farmers, crops struggling with yearly droughts

Splat!: Prime Minister Carney struggles to flip perfect pancake at Calgary Stampede

CALGARY - Prime Minister Mark Carney may be a deft hand when it comes to handling finances, but he proved Saturday that his flapjack flipping could use some work. Read moreSplat!: Prime Minister Carney struggles to flip perfect pancake at Calgary Stampede

Seven homes destroyed by fire on Manitoba First Nation, community's leadership says

SPLIT LAKE - A wildfire in northern Manitoba has destroyed seven homes in a day the chief and council of the local First Nation are calling "horrendous." Read moreSeven homes destroyed by fire on Manitoba First Nation, community's leadership says

B.C. judge says concerns 'overblown' in court challenge to Squamish townhouse project

VANCOUVER - The B.C. Supreme Court says concerns raised by Squamish, B.C., residents in a legal challenge to a townhouse development project are "overblown," pavi… Read moreB.C. judge says concerns 'overblown' in court challenge to Squamish townhouse project

Two men injured after crane collapses at Saskatoon construction site, police say

SASKATOON - Two people have been injured after a crane collapsed in Saskatoon.

Police say motorcyclist dead after Friday morning crash in Surrey, B.C.

SURREY - Police in Surrey, B.C., say a motorcyclist is dead after colliding with a vehicle Saturday morning.聽

Edmonton-born forward starts for France against All Blacks in rugby test match

Edmonton-born forward Tyler Duguid made his debut for fourth-ranked France in a 31-27 loss to the second-ranked All Blacks on Saturday in Dunedin, New Zealand.

'Shocking': RCMP say teen girl charged in stabbing death of Manitoba woman

SELKIRK - RCMP in Manitoba say a teen girl has been charged in the stabbing death of a woman earlier this week.

Carney, Poilievre to partake in competing Stampede events

CALGARY - Looking to shore up support at one of the summer's biggest political blowouts, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre are scheduled to court supporters at the Calgary Stampede today.

'What are you doing here?': Carney makes first Stampede visit as prime minister

CALGARY - Canada's new prime minister, best known as a buttoned-down banker, donned a cowboy hat and toured the stables Friday evening at the Calgary Stampede.

'Grand welcome': Calgary Stampede starts with parade led by country star Shania Twain

CALGARY - Country music superstar Shania Twain, in a white hat and white fringed jacket, sat on top of a white horse that clip clopped to cheers through the downtown Friday as she kicked off the Calgary Stampede and its signature parade.

B.C. field coroners get $32 an hour to face scenes of death. Some say it's not enough

They work on gruesome scenes of death, sometimes traversing rough terrain to access bodies in various states of decomposition.

B.C. funds more policing as hate crimes rose by 23 per cent between 2022 to 2023

Hate aimed at religion, sexual orientation and race or ethnicity has jumped in British Columbia, setting off a funding increase for the RCMP's hate crimes unit.

Minister planning to table First Nations water bill despite provincial opposition

OTTAWA - The federal minister of Indigenous services says her government plans to reintroduce legislation to ensure First Nations' rights to clean drinking water 鈥� despite calls from Alberta and Ontario for it to scrap the bill altogether.

Kinew says cabinet minister who complained about sign language interpreter will stay

WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is standing by a cabinet minister who complained about sharing a stage with a sign language interpreter.

'Lit that fire again': Toews grateful, excited to play after signing with Winnipeg

WINNIPEG - Jonathan Toews is officially back.

Conviction upheld for Edmonton man who used scissors to kill 7-year-old girl

EDMONTON - An Edmonton man has failed to overturn a murder conviction he received two years ago for stabbing a girl to death with scissors.

Ottawa announces funding for five Alberta carbon capture projects

COCHRANE - The federal natural resources minister has announced $21.5 million in funding for five Alberta projects that aim to lower the cost of capturing and storing carbon dioxide emissions.聽

The Calgary Stampede parade

Justice minister wants answers on removal of Saskatchewan's top Mountie

REGINA - Saskatchewan's justice minister says he wants answers on why the RCMP's commanding officer in the province was abruptly removed.聽

First Nation seeking court ruling on Alberta ending coal mining moratorium

EDMONTON - An Alberta First Nation is asking a judge to review the provincial government's decision earlier this year to end its moratorium on coal mining.

'Great energy': Calgary Stampede kicks off with oilpatch optimism, patriotic pride

CALGARY - The party tents are up, straw bales are scattered around sidewalks and the most crucial 10 days of the year are in full swing for one Calgary bar and restaurant operator.聽

Manitoba cabinet minister apologizes for complaints about sign-language interpreter

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba cabinet minister responsible for services for people with disabilities is apologizing for comments she made about a sign-language interpreter.

Wildfire prompts second evacuation of Lynn Lake in northern Manitoba

LYNN LAKE - The 600 residents of Lynn Lake in northern Manitoba are being told to leave town for the second time this year due to wildfires.

Research on gene therapy for rare inherited disease reduces costly, regular treatment

HALIFAX - A researcher says an experimental gene therapy for a rare inherited disorder is saving almost as much money for the treatment of five patients as the study itself costs.

Northern Manitoba town orders evacuation as wildfire threatens power

LYNN LAKE - The northern Manitoba town of Lynn Lake has issued a mandatory evacuation order as a nearby wildfire threatens to cause an imminent loss of power to the community.

Stampeders hand Blue Bombers first loss of the season with 37-16 victory

CALGARY - Quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. and the Stampeders had a sense of occasion in Calgary's first "Stampede Bowl" with a 37-16 win over the visiting Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Thursday.

B.C. police arrest two over extortion involving South Asian community

SURREY - Two suspects have been arrested in British Columbia in an investigation into widespread extortion of South Asian business figures, crimes that police and politicians say reach back to India.聽

Wheel fell off RCMP trailer, sparking Lytton, B.C., fire that triggered evacuations

Mounties say a out-of-control wildfire that has triggered evacuations near Lytton, B.C., was caused when a wheel fell off an RCMP trailer in a "tremendously unfortunate" incident.

'Political petting zoo': Politicos arrive to flip pancakes at Calgary Stampede

CALGARY - The first political pancakes were flipped Thursday as party leaders from around Canada gather for the Calgary Stampede -- a can't-miss event for politicos trying to shore up support for elections near and far.

Fewer new measles cases in Ontario, public health data shows

TORONTO - A Public Health Ontario report released Thursday suggests a continuing downward trend in new measles cases.

Alberta reaches settlement with two coal companies suing over policy flip-flop

EDMONTON - Two coal companies suing Alberta's government over its mining policy flip-flop say they've reached a settlement agreement with the province.

'Inspiring force': Royal Canoe bassist remembered after crash in Manitoba kills 3

WINNIPEG - Staples in Winnipeg's music scene and beyond offered condolences and tributes Thursday after learning the bassist in a beloved band died in a highway crash with two others.

Search for another Vancouver Island boa constrictor prompts warning about exotic pets

Inspector Drew Milne of the British Columbia Conservation Officer Service likened it to finding a needle in a haystack 鈥� the haystack being a 137-hectare park on Vancouver Island, and the needle being a 1.5-metre-long boa constrictor.

Climate justice advocate joins race for B.C. Greens leadership

VICTORIA - The B.C. Green Party says a 24-year-old advocate for climate justice and Indigenous solidarity has joined the party's leadership contest.

Calgary Stampede announcer's career turns 40: 'Might as well do another 40'

PONOKA, ALBERTA - It was August 1983 at the Hand Hills Lake Stampede and Les McIntyre had just fallen out of his chuckwagon.

A pair of Makars on the Avalanche roster? Taylor hopes to one day join brother Cale

DENVER (AP) 鈥� Should Taylor Makar someday make the roster, big brother Cale needs to consider altering the back of his Colorado Avalanche sweater.

Manitoba musician, partner dead in highway crash

SWAN RIVER - The bassist for a Winnipeg band and his partner are dead after a Canada Day crash on a Manitoba highway.

Estranged United Conservative MLAs aim to create new party to challenge Premier Smith

EDMONTON - Two sitting Alberta legislature members kicked out of Premier Danielle Smith鈥檚 governing United Conservative caucus seek to form a rival party to challenge her.

Fire again threatens Lytton, B.C., one of hundreds of blazes across Canada

This week marks the fourth anniversary of a deadly wildfire that destroyed the British Columbia village of Lytton, and the community is again under threat, with a nearby out-of-control wildfire setting off evacuation orders and alerts.

Fire again threatens Lytton, B.C., one of hundreds of blazes across Canada

Alberta names provincial police force, appoints former Calgary officer as first chief

Alberta's government has named its own provincial police force and announced its first chief.

Publicly funded in vitro fertilization now available in B.C., offering up to $19,000

VANCOUVER - A few thousand British Columbians could get help expanding their families this year with the launch of the province's new publicly funded in vitro fertilization program.

Police say two people who died in Abbotsford, B.C., murder-suicide were 80 years old

ABBOTSFORD - A man and woman, both 80 years old, are dead in what police say was a murder-suicide in Abbotsford, B.C.聽

Vancouver Island doctor Jonathan Kerr enters B.C. Greens leadership race

COMOX - A Vancouver Island councillor and family doctor has announced his candidacy for the B.C. Green Party leadership.

Section of Banff 好色tv Park remains closed to visitors two weeks after rockfall

LAKE LOUISE - A section of a trail in Banff 好色tv Park remains closed to visitors two weeks after a rockfall killed two hikers and injured three more.

Photo Gallery: Women take on ranch bronc riding in Canada

Bucking events have been traditionally been the domain of men at rodeos.

Vernon Adams Jr. seeks first touchdown pass as a Stampeder, Calgary to host Winnipeg

CALGARY - Vernon Adams Jr. has yet to throw a touchdown pass for the Calgary Stampeders three games into the season.

B.C. is easing rules on upfront costs for homebuilders to spur project construction

The British Columbia government is loosening the rules for payment of development fees in a bid to jump start home construction that has been hampered by upfront costs.

Vehicle mitigation measures, overhead drones aimed to keep Calgary Stampede safe

CALGARY - Police and organizers say they're confident security measures at the upcoming Calgary Stampede would prevent a vehicle attack like the deadly one at the Lapu Lapu Day celebration in Vancouver earlier this year.

Log In Using Your Account

Sections