Tsunami advisory, some beaches shut in B.C. British Columbians are being urged to stay away from coastal areas that remain ...

Mark Carney’s liberal government is still enjoying a “honeymoon” with Alberta’s business community, but industry groups warn the clock is ticking for the prime minister to back his words up with ...

Ticked Off With Daniel Smith’s blackmail toward people on AISH. Many of us have loved ones on AISH and we look at her as pure evil. Tickled Pink “Poilievre calls for law…” Perhaps if Mr. Poilievre ...

Regardless of what you think of the Longest Ballot Committee’s call for Canadian electoral reform, you have to admit that ...

Canada’s oil and gas drilling rigs are having a slow start to the summer — even as talk of a potential new pipeline heats up. The latest data shows just over 160 rigs were actively drilling for oil ...

Starting Friday, tolls on the Confederation Bridge for an average vehicle will drop from $50.25 to $20, as part of the ...

Premiers themselves have commented on that new climate of co-operation. New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt told reporters she thinks the group has met more times in the eight months she's been on the ...

Record purchases of Canadian crude by China could be a harbinger of more deals involving Beijing and Ottawa, as Canadian ...

The readout issued by the Canadian government after the meeting in Kananaskis noted that the PMs “reaffirmed the importance of Canada-India ties, based upon mutual respect, the rule of law, and a comm ...

The Pacific NorthWest Economic Region Annual Summit, held this week in Bellevue, pushes to maintain regional relationships, ...

A new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says the federal public service could shed almost 60,000 jobs ...

Former prime minister Justin Trudeau upended 150 years of Canadian parliamentary tradition when he dumped Liberal senators, ...