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OTTAWA — The Liberal government prompted applause and anger on Tuesday by proposing an evergreen definition of a prohibited assault-style firearm for inclusion in gun-control legislation being studied by a House of Commons committee.

The province found that of the more than 11,000 B.C. Emergency Benefit for Workers files audited, 95 per cent should not have received a one-time, tax-free $1,000 payment.

A Monday morning shooting at a mall in Prince Rupert left two people dead, including the suspect. The victim was an employee of the Ministry of Children and Family Development’s regional office.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government has introduced sweeping changes to boost the housing supply, and while local governments say they want to do their part, they're concerned about effects the laws will have on their communities.

OTTAWA — Critics of a planned new measure to remove guns from the wrong hands say it could actually undermine efforts to make people safer.

OTTAWA — Case managers at Veterans Affairs Canada are warning that lives could be at stake as the government presses ahead with plans to change the way physical and mental rehabilitation services are provided to ill and injured ex-soldiers.

Tragically, there had been multiple warnings that all was not well with Schoenborn before the murders. Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.

Fort St. John may be an unlikely place for a bio-tech startup, but one company is advancing the science of environmental remediation.

First Nations people in Canada must pay the same taxes as everyone else, unless they have Indian status.

CALGARY — The issue of contract worker safety at oil and gas sites has once again been thrust into the spotlight after an explosion that claimed the lives of two people in northern Alberta Saturday.