Police remove protesters from barn at B.C. farm allegedly shown in PETA video

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — Dozens of protesters rallied at a hog farm in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley on Sunday in a response to a video that activists...

Ontario cannabis distributor cancels tender for same-day pot deliveries

TORONTO — Ontario’s government-run cannabis distributor has cancelled its tender for couriers to make same-day pot deliveries. The provincial corporation tasked with the online sale and...

Abe, Trudeau tout trade gains without U.S. participation in Pacific Rim pact

OTTAWA — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s whirlwind visit to Ottawa this weekend offered the Liberal government a rare chance to trumpet a strong international alliance...

Liberals, Trudeau hit new low but poll suggests surging Tory support is soft

Annual budget ads increase, but still less than under NDP, Tory government says

WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government is spending more on budget advertising this year as an election draws closer. The projected spending on media advertisements for...

Ontario pharmacists now required to complete course in cannabis education

TORONTO – Ontario pharmacists have a little less than a year to get up to speed on weed if they want to practice in the province....

Tough times ahead in flood stricken Quebec, premier warns

MONTREAL – Quebec’s premier warned Saturday of tough times ahead in parts of the flood-stricken province even as waters began to recede in some regions. The water...

Snow helps slow flooding in Ontario cottage country as water levels beat record

The late-season snow brought some relief to Ontario’s cottage country on Saturday, slowing the flow of rising floodwaters that prompted several communities to declare emergencies –...

Officials say New Brunswick floodwaters will slowly recede over next five days

FREDERICTON – Floodwaters continue to cause major problems for homes and businesses in southern New Brunswick this weekend, but officials say the forecast calls for water levels to slowly recede in...

Ontario government decreases per student funding for school boards

TORONTO – Ontario is cutting the amount of money school boards receive per student, which advocates say will mean fewer services and supports for kids. The...