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Does the way sentences are handed out in B.C. incentivize impaired drivers to flee the scene of a crash?

A Calgary man is calling out Hyundai Canada after he said a dealership in Montreal refused to refund his deposit despite him not buying the vehicle.

Beryl, a category 4 hurricane, leveled parts of that country, Monday, the biggest storm recorded in the area this early in the hurricane season.

Paul Cottrell, the marine mammal coordinator with the DFO, said that due to the extensive research on humpback whales, it allowed them to identify Vector and his family.

A group of British Columbia teachers has launched a human rights complaint against their union, saying the BC Teachers' Federation "has engaged in and enabled antisemitism."

The injunction issued late Tuesday afternoon orders the protesters to take down tents and structures by 6 p.m. Wednesday.

According to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, the call came in at 1:10 p.m. and the fire was under control at 1:29 p.m.

Stadnichuk and Ward 3 councillor Andrew Stevens have announced they won't be running in the next municipal election.

Goldie Ghamari was removed from the PC caucus after she met with far-right leader Tommy Robinson. On Tuesday, she broke her silence on the decision.

Two gunmen entered the St. Louis backyard wedding reception and demanded money before shooting Manuel Gonzalez in the head.

One of two youths charged in relation to the stabbing death of Sitansisk elder Mark Brooks II has been placed on house arrest as he awaits his next court date in August.

This year marks Pride London Festival’s 44th year, beginning July 11 and wrapping up with the Pride Parade on July 21 at Victoria Park.

Global Affairs Canada confirmed that a Canadian citizen had died while in Ireland and said that officials were providing consular assistance to the family.

Winnipeg police say they responded to a break-in and recovered stolen property after an arrest around midnight Tuesday.

Hamilton police believe a fatal shooting at a party which hosted between 60 and 100 in Flamborough likely was the result of an altercation.

A funeral home in Windsor, Ont., says a mother and her two children, who were found dead in a rural residence last month, have been buried.

The province’s police watchdog is investigating after a man ended up in hospital following an incident with Waterloo Regional Police in Cambridge early Tuesday.

The teen was found unconscious at a home on McMaster Crescent and when she was examined at the hospital, high levels of fentanyl were found in her blood, police said.

An Alberta man has been charged in connection with an alleged assault that sent a young child to hospital with what police say were "serious injuries."

Peterborough police allege a man with a Pride flag was "screaming" homophobic slurs outside an apartment. Police determine the flag was stolen which the man later lit on fire.

Winnipeg police say they have arrested a man believed responsible for a string of assaults in the Exchange District last week.

An early election in Ontario could damage strong support for the Progressive Conservatives a new poll finds. Rumours of a snap election were sparked by Doug Ford at the end of May.

An Alberta senior has been charged after a young person sustained life-threatening injuries from being shot on a rural property near St. Albert.

Richmond RCMP are investigating after a road rage incident escalated to gunfire last week.

Back-to-back cyberattacks two weeks ago impacted CDK Global's software, which serves more than 15,000 car dealerships cross North America.

The weather warning, issued by Environment Canada, stretches from the Fraser Canyon in the west to the Kootenays in the east.

Police arrested a 23-year-old suspect and said the two men, who knew each other, were having an argument, which escalated to a physical assault. The victim, 43, died in hospital.

Reginans took in the sights and sounds across the city to celebrate Canada's 157th birthday with events including a community powwow and family-friendly events at Government House.

Edmonton police confirmed charges are pending in connection with a collision between a pickup truck and family that killed a three-year-old boy on June 27.

Lucy Letby, 34, was found guilty last August of murdering seven babies and trying to kill six more between June 2015 and June 2016 while working as a nurse.