Sightings of unidentified flying objects across the country increased by 46 per cent in 2020, Chris Rutkowski with Ufology Research in Winnipeg says.

Vancouver police say they have arrested a 42-year-old man suspected of arson in three fires at Masonic lodges in Metro Vancouver on Tuesday morning. Fire crews extinguished two blazes at Masonic lodges in North Vancouver and a third at a Masonic hall in Vancouver.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today that while the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight and vaccine deliveries are speeding up, Canadians need to hold on a little longer and follow public health guidance.

This month’s mass shooting in Atlanta comes amid an alarming spike in attacks against people of Asian heritage during the COVID-19 pandemic — prompting Canadian teachers to explore this disturbing thread as they tackle anti-racist education in their classrooms. 

Premier Doug Ford is dangling the possibility that Ontario’s already-delayed March Break for schools could be postponed yet again, as the province confronts its third wave of COVID-19.

Last Monday, the Vernon city council voted to give its ownership of the Ogopogo name to the Syilx First Nation, after members of Indigenous communities questioned why the city recently gave permission to a local book author to use the name, which carries religious meaning.

B.C. is implementing a three-week “circuit breaker”-style lockdown, introducing sweeping new restrictions on indoor dining in restaurants, group fitness and worship services.

Police released more details on Monday in their investigation of a stabbing rampage that left a young woman dead and injured six others in and around a library in North Vancouver on Saturday.

Wildfires that forced approximately 275 residents to leave their village in southern Alberta on Sunday have now been contained.

The complexities of executing sporting events in a global pandemic were illustrated Sunday when Canada’s World Cup qualifier against the Cayman Islands was pushed back a day to Monday.