A man who threatened to burn a Downtown Kelowna Association employee last year, spraying butane and setting it alight, was released from custody this week after he was sentenced to time served.

The number of people who experienced a drug overdose in Toronto this past January is up nearly 50 per cent over the same time last year, new city data has found.

A soft fog drifts across the lake, and no, it’s not just steam rising from your coffee. Long summer days allow lakes to soak up warmth, and they hold onto that heat overnight. By morning, cooler air ...

There are thousands of campgrounds scattered across the United States. Here are five that were once hits with travelers but ...

Game of Thrones is still one of the best fantasy shows ever, and episodes like "Kissed by Fire" and "The Rains of Castamere" ...

Students accepted by Canadian universities struggle to figure out how to leave Gaza and comply with strict visa rules.

What it was like to be up-close-and-personal with NRLW and North American players as a 'ring-in' for the Las Vegas 9s tournament.

Today, the Federal Housing Advocate renews her call for all governments to embed a human rights-based approach in responses to homelessness and encampments. This obligation is set out in the National ...

The March 1 Snow Survey and Water Supply Bulletin from the BC River Forecast Centre isn’t due out until next week, but the District of Lake Country... The cross-country ski and snowshoe season will ...

MARK HUNTER (CENTER) AND BROTHER DALE (RIGHT) ARE PICTURED, THIS PAST DECEMBER, WITH LONDON KNIGHTS’ GM ALAN MILLAR. SAMMY KOGAN THE CANADIAN PRESS ...

People like VanNess realized that instead of crowding into football field-size tents to chance a chat with Flay, they could just DM him.

In New Miami, where one in four people live below the poverty line, a new outreach organization tells us they’ve helped 13 people get into rehab. The group's leader has his own personal experience.