Top court to decide whether TREB must share detailed home sales data online

TORONTO — The Federal Court of Appeal is set to decide today whether Canada’s largest real estate board must open up access to home sales data to...

Winnipeg security guard pulls suspected knife on shoplifter at toy store

WINNIPEG — A holiday shopping trip turned ugly for a Winnipeg grandmother after a security guard pulled what appeared to be a knife on a suspected shoplifter at a...

B.C. tells feds to back off, stop interfering in Trans Mountain pipeline

Police identify Alberta couple as missing plane pilot, passenger

PENTICTON, B.C. — Police say the search continues for an Alberta couple who were in a small plane believed to have gone down in southeastern British Columbia. RCMP...

Controversial pro gun rally to be held at sugar shack near Quebec City

MONTREAL — A pro-gun lobby that was criticized for planning a rally at a memorial site for the 14 women killed at Ecole polytechnique has a...

Elections Canada wants no part in organizing leaders debates during campaigns

OTTAWA — Canada’s independent elections watchdog wants no part in organizing leaders’ debates during federal elections. Elections Canada should not be involved in anything that could be seen as...

Quebec lawmakers pass motion calling on store clerks to use ‘bonjour’ greeting

QUEBEC — Mariya Sadat greets customers in various languages at the Old Montreal souvenir shop where she works. She’ll use “bonjour,” “hi,” or, if it seems...

Trudeau nominates Theberge, Belanger as commissioners for languages and lobbying

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau nominated an official languages commissioner on Thursday as well as a lobbying commissioner. Trudeau’s choice for the languages job was...

Saskatchewan introduces bill to bring in ride hailing services such as Uber

REGINA — Saskatchewan may soon see ride-hailing services such as Uber. Minister for Saskatchewan Government Insurance, Joe Hargrave, introduced proposed legislation Thursday to allow companies to...

‘Historic agreement:’ Canada signs High Arctic commercial fishing ban

An international deal has been reached to prevent commercial fishing in the High Arctic for at least the next 16 years. “ Canada has reached a historic...