Category Archives: Canada

OTTAWA - Despite its trade spat with Boeing, the federal government says it isn’t talking to other companies about replacing some of its aging CF-18 jet fighters. Steve MacKinnon, the parliament...

TORONTO - Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is beefing up its ability to detect patterns that may indicate mortgage fraud after being directed to do so by the federal government, the agency’s pr...

VICTORIA - British Columbia needs to build more French-only schools and increase access to French language education to support the province’s Francophone community and prevent children from los...

HALIFAX - Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil is staying mum after a former staffer says the Liberals turned their back on her when she was assaulted by another party staffer - her partner. In an inter...

WINNIPEG - The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has some advice for boys who are asked to send a nude photo to someone - send a meme of a naked mole rat instead. The centre has launched a campaign...

OTTAWA - Canada and the United States need a new cyber defence program - like their joint Norad air defence - to prevent hackers from hobbling their economies, says the former head of the U.S. Nationa...

TORONTO - Canada’s telecommunications regulator says it will require companies to update their networks to be ready to provide so-called next-generation 911 services by the end of 2020. The CRTC...

WINNIPEG - Manitoba public-sector unions said Thursday they will file a court challenge against a proposed law that would freeze their members’ wages for two years. The announcement came as the ...

A discredited former engineer who declared an Ontario mall structurally sound just weeks before its deadly collapse five years ago was acquitted of criminal negligence on Thursday. While critical of h...

QUEBEC - Canada’s “historic” 150th birthday is the right moment to resume constitutional discussions, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard told The Canadian Press in an interview. Couil...