Canada

The Prepared BC Wildfire Preparedness Guide advises people gather their grab-and-go bags, emergency plan, mementos and important documents

Involuntary addiction treatment is fraught with ethical, legal and practical limitations and has been shown to increase both social and health harms

Danielle Smith points to how Portugal deal with addiction as her party commits to expanding involuntary treatment for drug users, but critics say their plan misses a key component

The plan would see natural health products fall under the same category as pharmaceuticals when it comes to how they are monitored once they are on the market

Noah Silverberg, associate psychology professor at the University of British Columbia, co-led an international panel’s efforts to replace “wildly inconsistent” definitions of concussion

Counsel for past inquiries say foreign interference probe needs a judge who can subpoena

With almost 250,000 people having cast a ballot in advance polls, Alberta is on track for a new record in voter turnout

The United Conservative Party is expected to perform well in rural communities and the NDP is gunning for all Edmonton seats, while Calgary is the election’s big prize

The relationship with Ottawa could look very different depending on who wins, and the decision could have influence on other provinces