Canada
University of Alberta experts confirm presence of formidable parasite in Alberta
Here’s what you need to know about those red-light cameras
Petronas cancels $11.4-billion LNG project near Prince Rupert
Obituary: Tom Harris, owner of car dealerships and cellphone stores
Tornado touches down near Breton, Alberta Thursday night
What 3 legal minds think about the Omar Khadr settlement
California wildfire evacuations and extenive damage to the power grid
BC declares state of emergency as wildfires burn out of control
Canadian government formally apologizes to Omer Khadr
Use of super-powerful opioids by drivers a growing concern in some areas
2 navy members linked to Canada Day incident at Indigenous ceremony in Halifax. ‘We are quite seized by the matter and are looking into this further,’ says National Defence spokesperson
Premier-designate John Horgan looks forward to 'new kind of leadership'
NDP to introduce throne speech confidence motion Monday, vote likely Thursday. A Monday vote would require the unanimous consent of all members of the legislature
Photos: Kerrisdale fire destroys several businesses
Drug companies reveal info on gifts to doctors
Federal government to push provinces to keep marijuana taxation rates low: report
Renewed tensions between Cuba and U.S. won’t impact Canada, says Justin Trudeau - Friday June 16, 06:08 PM
It will be business as usual for Canada and Cuba despite a renewed hardening of relations between the communist island nation and the United States, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday.
Calgary man at centre of Canada Creep case faces child pornograpy charges
Environmentalist with BC ties fired in Alberta. Tzeporah Berman has been let go from her position on Alberta’s Oil Sands Advisory Group
Netflix tax? Trudeau says no to MPs’ proposed broadband internet levy. Parliamentary committee recommending 5% tax to boost struggling media industry
Finger pointing further threatens life of minority government
LINK REPAIRED >>Relax, America still has our back
BC NDP, poised for power, preparing for snap election
Record breaking 3 Green MLAs sworn into B.C. Legislature
Wed, 7 Jun 2017 21:20:09 EDT - For the first time in Canadian history, three Green Party representatives have been sworn into a provincial legislature. In a ceremony in the B.C. Legislative chambers in Victoria, Andrew Weaver, Sonia Furstenau and Adam Olsen took their place in the history books.
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Liberals to lay out foreign policy vision in major speech. His name may not even appear in the text of the speech, but U.S. President Donald Trump and his policies are expected to cast a long shadow over what Foreign�Affairs Minister�Chrystia Freeland�says on Tuesday in the Liberal government’s first major foreign policy statement.
Liberals to lay out foreign policy vision in major speech. His name may not even appear in the text of the speech, but U.S. President Donald Trump and his policies are expected to cast a long shadow over what Foreign�Affairs Minister�Chrystia Freeland�says on Tuesday in the Liberal government's first major foreign policy statement.
B.C. NDP, Green alliance to focus on banning big money, electoral reform and stopping Kinder Morgan. May 2017 17:00:00 EDT - The NDP and Greens have agreed to work together to ban union and corporate donations, hold a referendum on electoral reform and to stop the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion. Read More
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