MANILA—Years of patronage politics and mendicancy that forced local executives to travel all the way to Metro Manila to beg for funds may finally come to...
MANILA—The BRP Laguna (LT-501), one of the Navy’s logistics ships, has resumed its resupply mission in Philippine-held positions in the Spratly Islands last Feb. 14. This...
MANILA—Rep. Erlpe John M. Amante (2nd District, Agusan del Norte) has urged the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to focus its recruitment and training on...
SASKATOON—A Saskatoon woman who filed a complaint after spending a weekend in a police cell says she’s happy with a new matron program but hopes to...
VANCOUVER—Measures introduced in British Columbia’s provincial budget aimed at tempering Metro Vancouver’s red-hot real-estate market miss the mark when it comes to the underlying factors fuelling...
VANCOUVER—The company hoping to twin its pipeline between Alberta and B.C. claims some interveners broke the National Energy Board’s rules when they presented oral arguments at...
OTTAWA—The Shipbuilding Association of Canada is hoping the Liberal government will change course when it comes to the renewal of the country’s navy and civilian fleets....
REGINA—The Saskatchewan SPCA is leading a project to certify rescue groups. It has begun working with animal groups, the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Protective Services and...
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.—Residents in Prince Rupert, B.C., are concerned about the safety of their drinking water after elevated levels of lead were found in four schools,...
OTTAWA—Canada’s Senate, often accused of being an anachronism, is being asked to wrestle with the futuristic dream of driverless cars. Transport Minister Marc Garneau wants the...