Category Archives: Canadian Press

VICTORIA - British Columbia Premier John Horgan doesn’t intend to respond to any provocation from Alberta in the escalating trade dispute over the Trans Mountain pipeline. Horgan said Wednesday ...

VANCOUVER - The operators of a threatened east Vancouver cinema say their offer to buy the building in hope of saving one of the city’s last independent movie theatres has been accepted. A tweet...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The opera adaptation of Rudolfo Anaya’s famed novel “Bless Me, Ultima,” one of the most recognizable works of Mexican-American literature, is set to premiere in A...

Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, Feb. 7 --- POLICE-LINKED DEATHS SPARK ANGER, SORROW: Indigenous people in northern Ontario are grieving and angry after the police killing of a young man a...

NEW YORK - Noting that the FBI is “under intense scrutiny,” James Comey’s publisher is moving up the release date of his memoir “A Higher Loyalty.” Flatiron Books told Th...

OTTAWA - Matt Duchene doesn’t want to compare his season to Kyle Turris’s, even if the two are indirectly linked together by a November trade. Turris returns to the Canadian city Thursday ...

TORONTO - Ontario TV anchor Steve Paikin is one of the few high-profile men to publicly fight back against sexual harassment allegations, but at least one crisis management expert says the political p...

TORONTO - Eugene Melnyk is back in the horse-racing business. He no longer owns 500-plus quality thoroughbreds but the Ottawa Senators’ owner has started rebuilding with a twist: he’s bree...

VANCOUVER - Western Canada’s “wine war” could cost small family owned farms millions of dollars, says an advocate for British Columbia’s wine industry. Alberta Premier Rachel N...

OTTAWA - The Trudeau Liberals are giving tacit support to Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s plan to introduce legislation that would allow retaliation against U.S. states that adopt Buy American ...