In the months before he killed 22 people in a mass shooting in Nova Scotia, the gunman — who didn’t have a firearms licence —showed a powerful rifle to others and made up a fanciful story about its purpose, witnesses say in new court documents.

A new outbreak of COVID-19 has been declared at the Cottonwoods Care Centre in the Interior Health region where 82 per cent of residents had already received vaccines, according to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control’s website. The illness appears to be milder and doesn’t spread as much, Dr. Bonnie Henry says.

WE Charity founders Craig and Marc Kielburger now say they will testify before the House of Commons ethics committee after previously refusing to answer questions from what they described as a “partisan” committee.

Over the last four years, Lethbridge NDP MLA Shannon Phillips has had suspicions that some members of the city’s police force have been monitoring her. A cache of newly released documents shows she was right.

A Calgary mom says international courier DHL needs to be upfront about its “hidden fees.” The fees are often lumped in with duty and tax charges but in fact go entirely to the company. A business ethics lawyer says companies that aren’t transparent run the risk of losing customers.

Bonnie O’Reilly, mother of NHL player Ryan O’Reilly and AHL star Cal O’Reilly, has donated one of her kidneys to the man who gave her boys extra ice time at the Seaforth, Ont., arena when they were young.

A formal farewell to Walter Gretzky, the famed Canadian hockey patriarch, focused on his faith, his family and his love of the game during a pandemic-adjusted funeral service held in his hometown of Brantford, Ont., on Saturday afternoon.

A Vancouver woman who lost her phone in Harrison Lake in September is shocked and surprised that not only has it been recovered from the lake bottom, but that it still works.

Canada’s Charles Hamelin secured the 1,500m world title at  at the ISU world short track speed skating championships Saturday in Dordrecht, Netherlands. 

With the average home price in London, Ont., pegged at more than $600,000, Juliana Aguero knew she was going to have a tough time buying a home after separating from her husband. It was the kindness of a seller who accepted the lowest bid that made it happen.