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Bill 11 allows physicians to work in both the public and private systems, including providing paid services while continuing to work in the public system.

'The maximum sentence that Mr. Reiner will be looking at is life without the possibility of parole,' Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced.

The Crown argued at trial that it was Dagenais who surprised the Mounties with gunfire and that he lied in court to get away with murder.

Saving Animals' Lives Together says it received notice a complaint had been made though it was not told who made it or what it was regarding.

The new rules were expected to take effect on Sept. 1, stemming from a bill that Premier Danielle Smith's government has said is meant to remove ideology from the classroom.

From dawn to dusk, the Garden City tennis courts are filled with more people taking up a racquet. Part of the reason is a 21-year-old tennis star inspiring the Filipino community.

A 23-year-old and 17-year-old are now facing charges after a call for a firearm threat on Louis Bull First Nation on Aug. 6, RCMP say.

A 16-year-old is facing charges, including killing or injuring animals and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, after allegedly attacking a cat in Winnipeg, police say.

Beacon Hill pool has completed nearly $100,000 in upgrades, making the facility more accessible for swimmers of all ages and abilities.

Could this tiny device actually make unbearable heat a little more manageable? I decided to put the Shark ChillPill to the test.

Love them or hate them, anchovies could end up making your grocery bill more expensive because of its use in fishmeal used for seafood and livestock feed.

George Chuvalo was a Canadian amateur champion at 17, held the national title as a pro for almost 20 years and was ranked as high as No. 2 in the world.

Alberta's police watchdog is investigating the RCMP's fatal shooting of a man in Cold Lake as officers responded to a domestic call.

The latest provisions are part of amendments made to the Residential Tenancies Act that were changed through two bills passed by the Ontario government in the past year.

A Toronto man is taking matters into his own hands when it comes to feeding the city's hungry and his efforts are inspiring others to do more.

A Nova Scotia woman is calling on the province to reverse a decision that has cut off people who live in tents from accessing enhanced income assistance. 

The Montreal police service announced Tuesday that a memorial ceremony honouring Benredouane's life will take place July 7 at the Bell Centre, a downtown Montreal arena.

Landowners are going to court over what they allege is the Alberta Energy Regulator's failure to fund the cleanup of oil and gas sites with no company responsible for them.

The existing act allows people to submit anonymous complaints about a property in their neighbourhood that they believe is linked to criminal activity.

While the Legislature was originally intended to resume on Sept. 14, the Ford government pushed that date until Oct. 27 leading to criticism from opposition MPPs.