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KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Ranchers in the centre of British Columbia's cattle country are facing "heartbreak" as they return to scorched fields, dead livestock and damaged infrastructure following weeks of wildfires. Kevin Boon, the general manager of the B.

TORONTO — Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins may be looking to next season but manager John Gibbons is still focused on 2017.

OTTAWA — Police in Ottawa say they believe two homicides and a shooting that resulted in serious injuries may be connected. They say officers responded at about 7 a.m.

Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, July 25 ——— HORGAN, TRUDEAU MEET FOR FIRST TIME: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and brand new B.C.

TORONTO — Soaring metal and energy shares helped push Canada's main stock index higher Tuesday as commodity prices rose on global positive sentiment from China and OPEC. In Toronto, the S&P/TSX composite index was up 73.68 points to 15,202.37.

TORONTO — The actions of a nurse who killed vulnerable patients in her care were the "most egregious" Ontario's nursing regulator has ever seen, the body said Tuesday as it revoked Elizabeth Wettlaufer's certification and found her guilty of professi

TORONTO — Ground crew for 30 airlines at Pearson International Airport could be walking a picket line Thursday, potentially delaying flights.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L.

VANCOUVER — Malaysian national energy company Petronas announced Tuesday it was walking away from the Pacific NorthWest LNG project, a massive liquefied natural gas development that was to be built in British Columbia.

Around this time last year, Kylie Masse might not have pictured herself as a world champion and record holder. That all changed at the 2016 Rio Olympics.