'A lot of love between California and British Columbia,' forests minister says on visit to Sacramento
In a visit to California, B.C.'s forests minister got the support of a local building association to fight tariffs on ...
The future of CBC with a new president
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has a new president and CEO. Marie-Philippe Bouchard took on the role as of the beginning of January. She is in Edmonton today.
Multiple injuries after bus carrying minor swim team collides with heavy truck in Quebec
The extent of the victims' injuries is not yet known, according to a spokesperson for the Sûreté du Québec (SQ), who said ...
Digby group opens free food pantry after 2 others vandalized
A group of volunteers providing a small free food pantry in Digby, N.S., is hoping its efforts will help keep people in the ...
Want to 'watch Canadian' in the trade war? Here's why that's so hard
Years of purposefully enmeshed industries, based on the assumption that Canada's and the United States’ friendly relationship ...
Can Canada just build its own cars? Experts say no — here's why, and what we could do instead
U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs on Canadian products and his planned imposition of tariffs on imported steel ...
'Someone is going to die': N.S. fire chief calls for better communication among emergency agencies
The chief of a rural Nova Scotia fire department is sounding the alarm over what he calls poor communication between agencies ...
Regina council lays path towards potentially restructuring REAL, giving it a 'fresh start'
Regina Exhibition Association Limited or REAL has faced criticism from councillors and the public. The troubled municipal ...
Community of Braeside shaken by series of iPhone robberies — with 2 boys charged
The southwest community of Braeside has been shaken by a series of robberies that occurred during in-person meetings to buy ...
How northwestern Ontario election candidates plan to tackle homelessness and addictions crises
With hundreds of people experiencing homelessness and opioid-related death rates that far exceed provincial averages, there's ...
Holt government will spend $19K US per month lobbying Washington
The New Brunswick government will spend more than $19,000 US per month of taxpayer dollars on a Republican-connected lobbying ...
This is one of the worst flu seasons on record for Quebec
The province's public health institute has recorded a spike in influenza cases unrivalled since the 2014-15 season, with ...