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Most Canadian grocers flunk seafood transparency test, finds report

All but one major Canadian food retailer is failing to transparently report risks that the seafood they sell could be connected to environmental and human rights abuses.

RCMP investigate incident where jetskier rode under stern of moving ferry

RCMP on the Sunshine Coast are investigating an incident where someone rode a personal watercraft under the stern of a moving ferry last week.

Renewed Indo-Canada ties concern protesters on anniversary of Nijjar killing

Protesters marking the second anniversary of the killing of B.C. Sikh community leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar say they're concerned about the renewal of Canada's relations with India, whose agents police have linked to the shooting.

Canadian Food Inspection Agency finds rare disease at B.C. commercial pigeon premises

Canada's food inspection agency says it has uncovered a case of Newcastle disease at a commercial pigeon operation in Chilliwack, B.C., requiring the birds to be culled and the premises to be disinfected.

Bloc Québécois supply management bill moves swiftly through Parliament

A Bloc Québécois bill to take Canada's supply management system off the table in future trade negotiations has passed swiftly through Parliament, with little opposition.

Genelle woman avoids being defrauded after contacting business directly

A 74-year-old Genelle woman practiced a little old-fashioned common sense and it saved her from being defrauded from a recent phone scam circulating the region.

'Zero arrests': RCMP say nobody arrested at G7 but charges possible for wayward pilot

Law enforcement officials overseeing security at the G7 leaders’ summit said Wednesday no arrests were made during the three-day event, except for one rogue pilot who forced officials to scramble CF-18 Hornet fighter jets.

Moe, Smith repeat calls for federal action and support for energy projects

The premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan are repeating their calls for federal support for energy projects and the abandonment of some industry regulations.

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