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Cannabis legalization voted Canadian Press’s Business Story of the Year

TORONTO — Canada’s trailblazing move to legalize cannabis for recreational use, which sparked an entirely new industry and had wide-ranging …

Trudeau lashes out at Conservatives over migration “misinformation”

OTTAWA — Warning against the “dangers of populism,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says using immigration as a wedge political issue …

Former PQ cabinet minister poised to become next Bloc Quebecois leader

MONTREAL — It appears likely that Yves-Francois Blanchet, a former Parti Quebecois cabinet minister, will become the next leader of the Bloc Quebecois. He …

Trudeau to make it harder for future PM to reverse Senate reforms

OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau says his government hopes to make legal changes that will cement his transformation of the Senate into a …

Canada will ‘shortly’ see Spavor, second detained Canadian in China: Trudeau

OTTAWA — Canadian diplomats will be granted access “shortly” to the second Canadian detained in China, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday, as he predicted consequences …

Quebec’s anti corruption unit blames media coverage for recruiting troubles

MONTREAL — Seven years after it was created, Quebec’s anti-corruption unit is having difficulty recruiting members and filling a number …

Controversial appointment of Toronto cop, Ford ally as OPP commissioner delayed

TORONTO — The Ontario government is delaying the appointment of the man set to become the province’s top cop until an investigation into allegations of political interference in the hiring …

Winnipeg restaurant chain releases another manager following harassment probe

WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg restaurant chain that’s faced recent allegations of harassment has dismissed another high-level employee. Stella’s Cafe and …

Vancouver animation team the ‘heart’ of new ‘Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse’

VANCOUVER — The animation team behind the new movie “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” knew it had to be different. “I …

Survey suggests Canadians still feel warmth for ‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’

TORONTO — A new survey suggests most Canadians have warm feelings for the holiday song “Baby it’s Cold Outside,” despite …
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