Candace Cameron Bure shares joy as daughter gets married

Candace Cameron Bure and her husband, Valeri Bure, are celebrating a momentous occasion in her household. 

Their daughter, Natasha Bure, is officially married.

Natasha married actor Bradley Steven Perry in an intimate wedding with their family and friends by their side on Sept. 16.

"We couldn’t have asked for a kinder man than Bradley to love and care for our girl," said Candace in a post on Instagram. "My heart swells with happiness for you two. We love you both so much. May God bless all the days of your lives together."

Looming Alberta teachers' strike puts spotlight on overcrowded schools

As the clock ticks toward a potential provincewide strike by Alberta’s teachers, parents say classroom overcrowding is having a disastrous domino effect on learning with tutors being hired to fill in the gaps.

Kira Schulz says she hired a tutor for her 10-year-old daughter, Skyelar Schmidt, to prevent her from falling behind while trying to tune into teachers over the din of her peers jammed in classrooms.

"It's really tough to see," Schulz said from her home in Airdrie, a bedroom community of Calgary.

Organic Month holds events, webinars, and more to let people know about what they're eating

September is Organic Month, letting people know some of the organic foods available in Canada. That's being spearheaded by the Canadian Organic Trade Association, through their Choose Canada Organic program.

Tia Loftsgard, the Executive Director at the Canada Organic Trade Association, talks about Organic Month and what they hope to share with Canadians.

"Organic Month is the national celebration of all things organic, and we have a series of events that are promoting and educating consumers and everybody about what organic is and the benefits of organic."

Canadian obstetricians say Tylenol is still safe to take in pregnancy after position review

A group representing Canada's obstetricians and gynecologists says it has reviewed evidence on Tylenol use during pregnancy and maintains that the painkiller is safe. 

The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada said on Monday that it has revisited its position in light of reports questioning whether there is a link between mothers taking acetaminophen while pregnant and autism in children. 

Liberals will table the federal budget on Nov. 4, Champagne says

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the government will table the federal budget on Nov. 4.

The long-awaited spending plan will be the federal Liberals' first under Prime Minister Mark Carney and comes as Ottawa's budget watchdog says he's worried about a lack of fiscal prudence.

It also will be Champagne's first budget as finance minister. He announced the date during question period Tuesday.

He said the plan will offer a "generational investment" in Canada's future.

Alberta changing industrial carbon tax program to recognize company investments

The Alberta government is changing its industrial carbon tax program to let companies avoid paying provincial fees based on emissions by investing in their own emissions reduction projects instead.

Premier Danielle Smith says the move, likely to come into effect this fall, would support economic growth while ensuring companies work to lower emissions.

She says the province is also allowing smaller companies that don't meet the emissions threshold to opt out of the carbon pricing system for 2025.

Freeland resigns from cabinet as she takes on new role as special envoy to Ukraine

Prime Minister Mark Carney has appointed Chrystia Freeland as Canada's new special envoy for the reconstruction of Ukraine.

While Freeland announced her resignation as transport minister on social media today, she will remain in the House of Commons as an MP until the next election.

She left today's regular cabinet meeting smiling and talking with Carney, but neither answered questions from reporters stationed outside the room.

Grande Prairie Regional Hospital Foundation's new CEO, Sean Doerkson

The Grande Prairie Regional Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Sean Doerkson as the new Chief Executive Officer.

Sean brings with him more than 30 years of leadership experience, including 19 years dedicated to philanthropy with his role on the Sunrise House Board. His proven commitment to community development and relationship-building has already made a lasting impact in the region. The Board of Trustees is confident his expertise will guide the Foundation into a promising new chapter.