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WATERTON, Alta. — Parks Canada issued a precautionary evacuation alert on Tuesday evening for all of Waterton Lakes National Park in southern Alberta due to potential danger from an expanding wildfire.

TORONTO — The Globe and Mail is putting more faith in algorithms as part of a newspaper redesign that's influenced by what's trending on its website. A print revamp that launches Dec.

VANCOUVER — Ranchers who have lost animals and land to devastating wildfires across British Columbia are getting help from the provincial and federal governments.

CALGARY — A 38-year-old disabled woman who died while under the care of her 70-year-old mother had not received medical treatment for the last four years of her life and weighed just over 50 pounds when she died.

GERALDTON, Ont. — The mother of Chanie Wenjack, the 12-year-old boy who died while trying to escape an Ontario residential school in 1966, has died. The Nishnawbe Aski Nation says Agnes Wenjack, 89, died on Sept.

VANCOUVER — It's like giant white canvass waiting for students to leave their mark. Emily Carr University of Art and Design unveiled its pristine $122.

VANCOUVER — Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau says income-tax reforms are needed because small business owners have an unfair advantage that could create two classes of Canadians for tax rates and retirement income.

Regina Police say they aren't pursuing any criminal investigations following reports that Roughriders receiver Duron Carter was spit on and Saskatchewan's mascot Gainer the Gopher was roughed up by rival Winnipeg fans during a game Sunday at Mosaic S

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — An off-duty police constable is facing drunk-driving charges in a car crash in Mississauga, west of Toronto. Police allege the officer struck a light standard around 1 a.m. Sunday, then drove off.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — An Ontario provincial police officer who was struck and dragged by a car says he is on the road to recovery. OPP Const.