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Six people have been killed in off-road vehicle incidents this year in Manitoba, and these numbers have been rising in recent years.

The 11-year-old driver of an electric dirt bike and his 12-year-old passenger were seriously injured after Edmonton polie said they cut off a vehicle turning at the intersection of Windermere Blvd. and Terwillegar Drive. Emergency Room Dr. Louis Hugo Francescutti says their injuries could have been much worse and as injury rates continue to increase,...

A Vancouver comedian says wearing a helmet saved her from serious injuries after she was involved in an e-scooter collision. It happened last month and she was able to walk away from the incident with minor injuries. Kristen Robinson has the story.

A Kawartha Lakes man is facing numerous charges following a head-on collision on Highway 7 in Reaboro early Thursday morning. He allegedly fled from officers and also approached occupied vehicles and homes.

The Saskatchewan RCMP say that in 2026, 47% of fatal collisions involved alcohol and drugs as a contributing factor.

A Lindsay man faces nearly a dozen charges in connection to a two-vehicle collision in the south end of Peterborough in late July.

Traffic is snarled all around Idylwyld Drive, Avenue C, and 51st Street due to yet another overpass strike. Payton Zillich is at the scene, where a grain bin got lodged underneath the overpass along Idylwyld Drive.

The driver of a vehicle that struck a pedestrian said he had the right of way and said the scooter was travelling at high speed before the collision. Catherine McDonald reports.

Dashcam footage shows the aftermath of a street race in Scarborough, with two vehicles totalled and four people in hospital before noon on Friday. Police are still searching for a green Lamborghini SUV that fled the scene of the crash, and say a 15-year-old girl was behind the wheel of the other car involved. As...

Vancouver police are issuing another warning about e-scooters after two more serious crashes, one of them fatal. Kristen Robinson reports.

A Surrey MLA is calling on the B.C. solicitor general to launch a review of the Surrey Police Service, after six people have died or were seriously injured in collisions involving the force in the past 12 months. Angela Jung reports.

Four young people are dead after a collision near Winnipeg Beach, Man. Monday night. Shortly after 9 p.m., police responded to a two-vehicle-crash at the intersection of Highway 229 and Highway 8. All four occupants of one vehicle — three 18-year-olds from Manitoba and one 17-year-old from Ontario — died at the scene.

A Plum Coulee man is dead after two trucks pulling trailers collided at a rural intersection north of Winkler.

Following a court ruling in its favour, the Ford Government has issued a request-for-proposals to begin converting protected bike lanes back to motorist lanes. The province is pressing ahead even though its own study showed the move is unlikely to have lasting effects on congestion reduction and will result in a surge of collisions. Matthew...

Edmonton’s Nepali community is shocked by the suddenness of the deadly flash flood in their homeland. A St. Albert teen is sent to hospital after an electric dirt bike collision with an SUV on a city street. A look at what could Alberta do with its budget surplus. How EPCOR’s RainWise Rebate Program helps homes...

The Transportation Safety Board is investigating a fatal crash in Chilliwack after two planes collided mid-air Monday afternoon. As Aaron McArthur reports, one of the pilots was able to land safely but what exactly happened is still unclear.

Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is pushing the Alberta government to reinstall photo radar at a number of high-collision locations in the city. On Tuesday, the mayor spoke with Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen about it. The mayor put in the ask several months ago to catch speeders at eight locations. Joel Gotlib has more.

Toronto police are stepping up enforcement after more than 500 collisions involving these types of vehicles so far this year, including two fatal e-scooter crashes. Officers will be targeting everything from sidewalk riding, to wrong-way travel in bike lakes, while also trying to clear up confusion about what is actually legal. Lexy Benedict reports.

Two corrections officers and an inmate from the Edmonton Institution for Women are killed in a collision. Boardwalk Centre renters seek action after summer storms damage their suites. More cases of Dutch elm disease are found in trees around Edmonton.

One man is dead and a 13-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries following a collision with a semi-truck on Highway 59 near the RM of Tache.