Alberta woman says she found bullet in bag of frozen brussels sprouts

AIRDRIE, Alberta — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is investigating after an Alberta woman says she discovered a lead bullet inside a bag of frozen brussels...

Group wants end to mandatory medical tests for drivers over age of 75

EDMONTON — A group pushing for an end to mandatory medical tests for drivers over 75 says it has reason to hope after a meeting with...

Alberta premier allows free vote for bill on straight gay alliances

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Jim Prentice says he will allow his caucus members to vote their conscience on a bill directing schools to allow gay-straight alliances....

Newfoundland Liberals pick up two more seats after byelection wins

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — Newfoundland and Labrador’s Opposition Liberals picked up two more seats in the legislature after a pair of byelection wins on Tuesday. The...

NDP MP who alleged misconduct says she’s open to participating in formal process

OTTAWA — An NDP MP who levelled misconduct allegations against a Liberal colleague says she would be interested in participating in an independent House of Commons...

Alaska’s construction of B.C. ferry terminal falls under Buy America policy

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. — Construction of the Prince Rupert ferry terminal on British Columbia’s West Coast has become tangled in Buy America provisions, meaning the facility...

B.C. auditor general considers probe of health firings

5 survivors of air crash in NWT say thanks to rescuers, first responders

FORT SIMPSON, NWT — Five people who survived a plane crash in the Northwest Territories have made their first public statements. Doris Erasmus, Ronnie Antoine, Roy...

B.C. antiques dealer admits smuggling rhino horns, elephant ivory into Canada

VANCOUVER — A Vancouver-area antiques dealer has pleaded guilty in an American court to attempting to import endangered rhinoceros horns into Canada in a smuggling operation...

Harper’s infrastructure plan to trim next year’s surplus by $300M, down to $1.6B

OTTAWA — The Harper government’s already shrinking surplus suddenly got even smaller for the 2015 election year — by $300 million. Ottawa is now banking on...