
Some Canadians to receive an extra $150 in benefits Sept. 17
Eligible Canada Disability Benefit recipients will receive a one-time $150 federal supplement to help with costs of applying for the Disability Tax Credit.
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Eligible Canada Disability Benefit recipients will receive a one-time $150 federal supplement to help with costs of applying for the Disability Tax Credit.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will bring major projects to investors in Toronto next week as Ottawa seeks to address Canada’s persistent business-investment shortfall.

Saudi Arabia closed its East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack it said originated in Iraq, prompting Baghdad to investigate and dismiss two provincial officials.

Montreal filmmaker Sophie Deraspe’s documentary, premiering Sunday at TIFF, follows people who chose medically assisted death and the health providers who supported them.

A driver died after a vehicle collision less than a block from where VPD officers had tried to speak with him during a fraud investigation. The IIO has taken over the investigation.

Nominations have closed for the Oct. 17 local elections, with contested mayoral, council and school board races in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

A Vancouver family has raised $195,000 for a nine-year-old’s treatment in Germany while B.C. continues reviewing its request for out-of-country funding.

Peace Arch News readers share recent photographs of South Surrey, White Rock and the Semiahmoo Peninsula.

Vancouver police say a 45-year-old man was charged after three separate alleged assaults, including one punch and two spitting incidents, on Thursday.

On the 25th anniversary of the attacks, Canadians recall military service in Afghanistan and support offered to New York firefighters in the months that followed.

Residents are being targeted by callers posing as financial institutions or credit card companies, who arrange to collect cards at their homes.

A man known as Mr. Singh says he has served an estimated 15,000 people in two months and hopes eventually to provide one million meals to people in need.
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