Carney says Ottawa, B.C. to fund new Tumbler Ridge school, health centre
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal and B.C. governments are pledging $100 million each to the new Tumbler Ridge high school and a modernized community health centre.
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Thursday, June 18, 2026
Politics & Government
Actor Daveigh Chase is dead at 35 after meningitis. What is it?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines meningitis as "inflammation (swelling) of the lining of the brain and spinal cord."
Bloc Québécois plans to hammer the Liberal government on cultural issues in upcoming Montreal byelection
Curzi said that he dreamt of going into politics one day, but it was never the right moment, citing family reasons
Banff staff explore unknown underground structure found at Lake Minnewanka
It has not been determined what the structure actually is, as there is no historical or photographic record of it, Parks Canada said.
Rainbow Railroad experiences highest demand ever in the face of reduced global funding and supports for refugees
Rainbow Railroad, an organization assisting 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees fleeing violence, reports record-high demand for its services. This surge occurs amidst a backdrop of declining global funding and...
Business & Economy
OTO received highest number of complaints about CRA in three years, report says
Complaints included processing delays with income tax forms, excessive call wait times and inaccurate or unclear information from agents
Unsafe, Uncertified Gas Installations Lead to Jail Time and Fine for Repeat Offender
Uncertified Technician Pleads Guilty After Investigation Finds Unsafe Work Led to Serious Safety Risk and Property Damage TORONTO, June 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Robert William Seager has been...
Market Outlook: Crude selloff may be overdone as supply concerns persist
Analyst Jerome Hass suggests the recent crude oil selloff may be overdone, predicting price stabilization. Despite a recent Iran-U.S. agreement and declining crude prices, persistent supply...
Bell, Telus will continue charging cell phone fees despite CRTC requests to stop
Both telecoms said the fees fall under an exemption which allows them to charge for optional services
Unifor, Ford gear up for contract talks amid uncertainty over tariffs, USMCA
Negotiators face very different industry landscape as they look to renew three-year contract expiring in September