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City looking to tweak traffic bylaw
With bike lanes set to open in the downtown core, the City of Calgary is looking at making some changes to their traffic bylaws to make things safer for cyclists.

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Laval's former GM, charged with gangsterism, testifies at corruption inquiry
Laval's former General Manager, charged with being part of a kickback gang, and named on arrest warrants for Montreal's now-resigned Mayor Michael Applebaum, has told the Charbonneau Commission how a corrupt system flourished.
Could Connaught School be declared a heritage site?
The future of Connaught School was once again front and centre at a Regina Public School Board meeting Tuesday night.
Canada's Farm Progress Show gets rolling in Regina
If you're wondering why Regina is full of new people this week, there's a good reason for that.
First Nation's group hands Hydro a 'friendly reminder'
Cross Lake First Nation residents want Hydro to live up to its economic development obligations.
City eyes texts, email for public alerts
The City of Saskatoon is looking at a system that would use texts and emails to inform people of emergency incidents or disasters.
Reports say Batoche bell to be unveiled
After 22 years of secrecy surrounding its whereabouts, an important piece of Metis history is ready to go public again.
Eamon's building back before committee
The fate of the iconic Eamon's building, which has been held in storage south of Calgary since December, will be discussed on Wednesday.
New program could already see increases
It may just be six months old, but the City of Saskatoon is already talking about a rate increase for curbside recycling.

Canada Mapped

Life expectancies around the world

Life expectancies around the world

Which country are you most likely to live the longest?

The biggest Stanley Cup winners

Which hockey team is Canada's greatest? We've dug through the stats and records of the last 50 years to answer the age-old question once and for all.

Justin Bieber’s trail of destruction

A map of the star's recent spat of reckless behaviour.

Where to avoid tap water

Water advisories like the one that hit Montreal are more common than you might think. These are the areas to avoid.

Missing Canadians nationwide

Tim Bosma's tragic disappearance ended with his remains being located on a farm. This week's map shows when and where other Canadians have gone missing, with the goal of reuniting families struggling to find their loved ones alive.

National Household Survey: Who responded?

The introduction of the voluntary National Household Survey has left Canada riddled with statistical voids.

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Post-secondary students stressed out and anxious: survey

Post-secondary students stressed out and anxious: survey

A nationwide survey says our university and college students are overwhelmed and it’s affecting their ability to learn.

Selling your Audi and other ways to improve your marriage

Poll says your garage holds the best clue to faithfulness in a marriage.

The reason for menopause? Men are pigs

Research says The Change is an evolutionary response to few older women reproducing. And that's because men are too busy chasing young things.

Would you accept a breathalyzer in your workplace?

The Supreme Court says employers have to have a very good reason to randomly test employees to see if they’ve been drinking.

Canadian gets a lesson in bullying from his U.S. teacher

Teenager quits religious school after being harassed by educators over his country of birth. How unfair, eh?

Inviting aliens to pay us a visit: What could possibly go wrong?

Starting next week, we can all send messages into space with the hope of communicating with aliens.

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