British Columbia

“I saw him get hit by a car that just kept going so I figured I should check it out and realized it was a little owl."

“It just keeps on going. It's a problem. People are looking for solutions and they're looking for humane, no kill solutions."

"If we say no, then the encampment stays — simple as that — because there's no where for them to go."

“When they’re under the house they can chew wires and water lines and wreak all sorts of havoc."

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith shook hands and signed a cooperation agreement, but it's going to take more than that to get the pipeline built.

It’s still early so these numbers could change, but here’s a peek at the proposed property tax increases.