Calgary urges shorter showers as Bearspaw feeder main sits in ‘red zone’ after ruptureBy The Canadian PostJanuary 1, 2026 Calgary officials urged residents on Jan. 1 to take three-minute showers and keep the city’s daily water use below 485…
Pimicikamak chief asks Carney to deploy military over power-outage falloutBy The Canadian PostJanuary 1, 2026 The chief of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba asked Prime Minister Mark Carney on Jan. 1 to deploy the…
Downed power line repaired, electricity being restored to PimicikamakBy The Canadian PostJanuary 1, 2026 Manitoba Hydro repaired the downed transmission line feeding Pimicikamak Cree Nation and began restoring power in stages on Jan. 1,…
Langford Man Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car Into Police BlockadeBy The Canadian PostJune 25, 2025 A man accused of crashing a stolen vehicle into a police cruiser during a failed escape in Langford now faces…
B.C. Professor Trapped in Iran Pleads for Help as War EscalatesBy The Canadian PostJune 25, 2025 Shervin Jannesar, an engineering lecturer at Simon Fraser University, says he and his family remain trapped in Iran without clear…
Banff Rockfall Survivor Says Friend’s Final Words Saved His LifeBy The Canadian PostJune 25, 2025 Khaled Elgamal is still recovering in a Calgary hospital, physically battered and emotionally shaken. But what hurts most is the…
B.C. teen with avian flu is off supplemental oxygen and no longer infectious, doctors reportBy The Canadian PostJanuary 1, 2025 The 13-year-old Fraser Valley girl who became Canada’s first locally acquired human case of H5N1 avian flu no longer needs supplemental oxygen and stopped being infectious weeks ago, her doctors say in a case report published this week.
