OTTAWA—Japanese officials say they believed they were also negotiating with Canada and Mexico when they struck a controversial side agreement with the United States on automobiles...
The normally reticent Filipino Canadian community in Ontario is fully agog recently on the latest political development in the parliamentary landscape in Ottawa. Michele Serrano, a...
EDMONTON—Police chiefs want the Alberta government to devise a law that would require drivers to prepay at the pump before filling up. The Alberta Association of...
OTTAWA—The Liberal government has broken a promise to immediately implement firearm-marking regulations to help police trace guns used in crime. On the eve of the Trudeau...
REGINA—A public policy think-tank says the Saskatchewan government will lose revenue if it goes through with a plan to privatize liquor sales. A report by the...
BROSSARD, Que.—Big Plastic is laying down the legal gauntlet against a Montreal suburb that is looking at banning plastic bags later this year. The Canadian Plastic...
CALGARY—The sobbing sister of identical twin brothers who died in an after-hours joyride down a bobsled track told mourners Thursday that “two of the biggest pieces”...
CALGARY—The Calgary Zoo says one of its North American river otters has died in the pool at the Canadian Wilds exhibit. The zoo says a keeper...
VANCOUVER—British Columbia Premier Christy Clark says Alberta is her province’s best friend in the country and its financial experience should be a cautionary tale for others....
WINNIPEG—A pre-election Manitoba government advertising campaign touting the province’s environmental job numbers is erroneous, it turns out—an apparent victim of a mathematical error. The ad, which...