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Telegraph-Journal wins 2018 Michener Award recognizing public-service journalism
OTTAWA - The Telegraph-Journal in New Brunswick has been named the winner of the 2018 Michener Award, which honours excellence in public-service journalism. The Saint John-based newspaper wa...
Jun 14, 2019

Ottawa to issue apology to Italian Canadians mistreated during Second World War
VAUGHAN, Ont. - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government will issue a formal apology to Italians mistreated in Canada during the Second World War. Trudeau made the announcement Friday...
Jun 14, 2019

Man arrested in deaths of Dallas transgender woman, 2 others
DALLAS - A 33-year-old man has been arrested in the slayings of three women in Dallas, including a transgender woman whose death brought nationwide attention, police said Wednesday. Kendrell Lavar Lyl...
Jun 14, 2019

Jurors listen to suspect say he killed scholar from China
PEORIA, Ill. - Jurors in a federal death-penalty trial heard secretly recorded audio Friday in which a former University of Illinois doctoral student describes to his girlfriend how he killed a visiti...
Jun 14, 2019

First Nations, developer call for return and protection of sacred burial site
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. - Indigenous leaders from across British Columbia and parts of the United States gathered at a sacred burial site in Abbotsford, B.C., to call for its protection by the provincia...
Jun 14, 2019

Health Minister, AHS issue statements on death of Clairmont boy
Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro and Alberta Health Services have both issued written statements after the death of eight-year-old Jaren Arbeau. He died Sunday after he stopped breathing and coul...
Jun 14, 2019

Kenney promises to fight for Energy East
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has promised to fight relentlessly for the Energy East oil pipeline project.Kenney made the commitment after speaking to a business group this morning in Saint John, New B...
Jun 14, 2019

Calgary officer avoids charges in shooting of suspect
CALGARY - Alberta's police watchdog says no charges will be laid against a Calgary police officer who shot a suspect dead with a powerful patrol rifle.The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team says t...
Jun 14, 2019

B.C. Peace pulp and OSB mills affected by slumping lumber market
A pulp mill and wood products mill in northeastern B.C. are the latest to feel the fallout from weaker lumber markets and the province's pine beetle infestation.Canfor Pulp says its Taylor operation w...
Jun 14, 2019

Toronto Raptors and their diverse team celebrated worldwide
TORONTO - The Toronto Raptors became Canada's team even before winning the NBA Finals, but international news headlines on Friday suggested they are now celebrated as world champions. The team - ...
Jun 14, 2019