Category Archives: Canada

SAINT JOHN, N.B. - TransCanada Corp. stressed its commitment to the safety of oil shipments as three days of hearings into the proposed $15.7 billion Energy East pipeline project opened in New Brunswi...

EDMONTON - The Alberta Motor Association has filed a lawsuit against a former executive, alleging he swindled $8 million from the organization and bought lavish homes and vehicles. The lawsuit claims ...

VANCOUVER - One of Canada’s most popular and internationally renowned ski destinations is being sold to an American resort operator with the architects of the nearly C$1.4-billion deal citing fi...

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A fourth suspect in an abduction and murder that horrified Newfoundland was thought to be in Nova Scotia Monday, police said. Chesley John Lucas, 23, of Paradise, N.L., left f...

Eight stories in the news today from The Canadian Press: --- CANADIAN DELEGATION BOUND FOR AFRICA ON FACT FINDING MISSION Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan is heading to Africa today as the Trudeau gover...

OTTAWA - Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has hired a new legal affairs adviser who once argued that the Supreme Court over-stepped its bounds when it struck down the ban on medically assisted dy...

TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. - Hundreds of people gathered Monday for the funeral of Sylvie Roy, a member of Quebec’s legislature known in the province for her tenacious fight in pressuring the governme...

COCHRANE, Alta. - He stands nine feet two inches tall and hasn’t aged a bit, but the statue of hockey great Wayne Gretzky could use a waxing and a bath. The 430-kilogram bronze statue of No. 99 ...

Scientists had been following it for days - a whimbrel from Canada’s boreal forest outfitted with a high-tech satellite transceiver and on its migration from the northern woods to South America....

EDMONTON - Some life-sized human figures made out of clear plastic tape and attached to suicide prevention barriers on an Edmonton bridge puzzled pedestrians, as well as authorities, after they myster...