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REGINA — Four Saskatchewan communities have declared emergencies because of flooding, as a rainfall warning continues from the southwest corner of the province to the northeast.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says fire, crime and sanitary conditions at a homeless camp outside the courthouse in Victoria have degenerated since March when the province originally applied for a court injunction to shut it down.

The Trudeau boys adored their visits to Grandpa Jimmy Sinclair’s West Vancouver home, exploring the former federal Liberal cabinet minister’s vast garden that had spots named after Pierre Trudeau’s three sons — Justin’s Path, Sacha’s Rock, Michel’s L

OTTAWA — The Senate has sent the federal government’s controversial bill on assisted dying back to the House of Commons with a major amendment that guts the central premise of the proposed law: that only those who are near death should qualify for me

OTTAWA — The Liberal government has no plans to decriminalize marijuana before legalizing it, Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould said Monday.

KINGSTON, Ont. — The CBC is reporting that a former anchor of its nightly newscast died at 93 in Kingston, Ont., Saturday.

A small group of concerned animal lovers is trying to work with authorities in Fort McMurray, Alta., to rescue pets from abandoned homes.

FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — Fire officials are bracing themselves for a long, long fight against the blaze that forced the evacuation of Fort McMurray and has eaten up more than 1,500 square kilometres of northern Alberta forest.

OTTAWA — The federal government has introduced a long-awaited and controversial new law spelling out the conditions in which seriously ill or dying Canadians may seek medical help to end their lives.

REGINA — The campaign-style announcements and door-knocking have long been underway, but today marks the official start of the Saskatchewan election.