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The OPP says it's never a good idea to purchase an animal you have not seen in person and you should never deal with a seller who is unable or unwilling to meet with you prior to payment.

The president of CUPE Local 2204 says the provincial government needs to do more to keep child care workers safe.

The Bank of Ottawa was taken over by the Bank of Nova Scotia, and it was, for the most part, friendly.

Parking in temporary no parking zones may result in your vehicle being towed to an adjacent street.

Police say a pick-up truck towing a snowmobile trailer was unable to stop at an intersection, and ended up sideways on Highway 315, before being struck by another pick-up.

The clinic had planned to vaccinate 150 children, but ended up getting vaccines into the arms of 200 kids.

An independent investigator hired by the police in December 2020 found that many members were unwilling to file complaints under the existing system, for fear of retaliation, or that their complaint would not be handled fairly, or both.

The province's website will share information about how many schools were closed, and will also have a searchable table showing the combined absenteeism rate for staff and students by school.

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices

British Columbia has put regulations in place to protect its dwindling salmon stocks, as fewer and fewer fish are returning to spawn. But those regulations don't apply in Alaska, and fish don't respect borders.