Category Archives: Canada

BATTLEFORD, Sask. - A jury has found Saskatchewan farmer Gerald Stanley not guilty in the shooting death of Colten Boushie, a 22-year-old resident of the Red Pheasant First Nation. Here is a look at k...

A Saskatchewan jury has found farmer Gerald Stanley not guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of 22-year-old Colten Boushie. Court heard that Boushie and his friends drove onto Stanley&...

CALGARY - Premier Rachel Notley has unveiled a task force she says will defend Alberta jobs from B.C.’s “unconstitutional attack” on the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, but she wo...

HALIFAX - Former Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm addressed the resignation of former provincial Tory leader Jamie Baillie after an allegation of inappropriate behaviour Friday, saying he was “hear...

WINNIPEG - A chief of staff to former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger denied accusations Friday that he didn’t address complaints from two government workers who say they were groped and tickled ...

Montreal officially presented its first commissioner of Indigenous affairs, Marie-Eve Bordeleau, on Friday. Bordeleau, a lawyer who is Cree, says her job will be to guide the city administration towar...

CALGARY - A judge has ruled that a Calgary police officer used excessive force against a suspect who was seriously injured during an arrest. Const. James Othen has been convicted of assault causing bo...

OTTAWA - Pro-transparency groups are panning the new federal ethics watchdog’s suggestion that he should be able to prevent the media from reporting on his investigations. In testimony at a Hous...

TORONTO - The task of searching for human remains in the case of an alleged serial killer is so daunting that Toronto police say cadaver dogs from neighbouring forces are now assisting with the massiv...

VICTORIA - British Columbia is falling into step with the rest of the country by moving its Family Day to the third Monday in February, starting next year. Premier John Horgan says the change is meant...