VANCOUVER—A British Columbia provincial court judge has stayed charges against an accused drug kingpin because Canadian officials made no move to have him extradited in the...
CALGARY — Premier Jim Prentice announced new measures Friday to clean up outstanding claims from last year’s disastrous southern Alberta floods, and to prevent them from...
OTTAWA—In exchange for a $25 donation, the Conservative party recently offered its supporters a Stephen Harper calendar “to help count down to election day.” But will...
UNITED NATIONS—A scan of Canadian speeches at the United Nations General Assembly reveals a shift in priorities during the years of the Harper government, as the...
EDMONTON—Alberta’s new health minister says there won’t be massive reforms to the province’s health care system but there will be changes in how things are done....
TORONTO—When Dr. Frank Plummer talks about the first experimental Ebola drug used in an outbreak, he pronounces it “Zed Map.” “I do it consciously,” says Plummer,...
WINNIPEG—A 19-year-old who last year helped organize her Georgia high school’s first racially integrated prom will come to Winnipeg to see her dress in an exhibit...
VANCOUVER—Half a million British Columbia students will start their school year next week after the province’s strike-weary public school teachers ratified a hard-bargained contract, despite strong...
TORONTO—Toronto Mayor Rob Ford will spend the next few days undergoing his first round of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with a rare and aggressive type of...
VANCOUVER—More than half a million pubic-school students in British Columbia should know by the end of the day whether they’ll be heading back to class as...