Beyond Local

WATCH: Boaters and a person on a jet ski steer a distressed moose back to shore on a Northern Ontario lake.

The manufacturer of the extremely spicy tortilla chip known as the One Chip Challenge pulls the product from Canadian and U.S. shelves.

QUEBEC — Canadians should expect to see a lot more of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in the coming months as the party uses its full war chest to reach out beyond its base.

80-year-old family-run sawmill in Cochrane, Alberta is being sold to a BC-based forest products company.

OTTAWA — Canada's labour market added more jobs than expected last month, holding the unemployment rate steady as economists watch for more signs of a slowdown.

Fire investigators found evidence of copper theft which damaged a natural gas line at a Prince George building that exploded on Aug. 22.

“Her youngest son still cries for her, and there’s nothing I can do or say to take his pain away.”

OLDS, Alta. — Alberta got out of the starting gates in the global critical minerals race with the opening of the province's first lithium extraction pilot project.

Parents hurt by a decision by the St. Albert Public school board to discontinue memorials in schools.

OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada may have to raise interest rates further, given that inflation may stay high for some time, said governor Tiff Macklem Thursday.