OTTAWA — Stephen Harper is set to launch the country Sunday into a federal election campaign that promises to rewrite Canadian history books. Costliest campaign ever....
MONTREAL — Shoppers at a public market in east-end Montreal were all smiles when Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau paid them a visit, but behind the pleasantries...
Prime Minister Stephen Harper was prepared to make a triumphant announcement Friday night about Canada joining the largest free-trade zone in history, and use that as...
With “Downton Abbey” coming to an end, its executive producer is offering hope that a follow-up movie is at least a possibility. By ending the TV...
MANILA — The Philippines cannot get military assistance from allies, which includes the United States, in its ongoing dispute with China regarding the West Philippine Sea....
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MANILA — Philippine merchandise exports needs an average of 15 percent growth for the remaining months of the year to hit the industry’s target at end-2015,...
MANILA — Labor and Employment Secretary Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz on Saturday said the DOLE for the first six months of 2015 has remitted to the Bureau of...
MANILA — A total of 2,509 Philippine-educated nurses took the U.S. National Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for the first time from January to June this year, in...
MANILA — A lawmaker has called for an inquiry into the unabated forgery of documents such as diplomas and school transcripts by unscrupulous persons at Claro...