Category Archives: Canadian Press

OTTAWA - A senior Canadian foreign ministry official says it is hard to see a way forward in the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiations because of a series of “problematic” pro...

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. - A company accused of cutting down endangered trees at a popular ski resort in Banff National Park has lost its bid to avoid a trial on a charge laid under the federal Species at R...

WASHINGTON - The Canadian government produced a paper shortly after Donald Trump’s election outlining in broad strokes how the incoming U.S. president could have pursued a quick, substantive, an...

CALGARY - Two Calgary-based oilsands producers reported huge production gains in their most recent quarters after spending billions of dollars last spring to buy assets from foreign companies anxious ...

OTTAWA - According to popular Canadian astrologer Georgia Nicols, Canada’s Governor General should be doing what she can to “keep the peace” with loved ones today and avoid the ̶...

Ontario has announced sweeping changes to its policing laws. Here are the highlights of the broad new legislation: - Police chiefs will have the ability to suspend officers without pay if they are in ...

MINNEAPOLIS - Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura and the estate of “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle are apparently working toward a settlement in Ventura’s yearslong defamation c...

TORONTO - If not for a no-girls rule, Isabelle Charest might have ended up shooting pucks instead of skating in circles. Canada’s chef de mission for the Pyeongchang Olympics followed her older ...

VANCOUVER - Kingsley Jones stops a tackling drill on a perfect fall morning to calmly explain what he wants to see from his players. While the instructions are firm, Canada’s new men’s rug...

OTTAWA - The Liberal government says it is open to narrowing provisions of its Access to Information bill that many say would allow federal agencies to refuse to answer valid access requests. Treasury...