Trudeau says Canada as 51st state is a ‘non-starter,’ vows tariff response
‘Canada will respond as appropriate in a calibrated but extremely strong way, regardless of what the U.S. moves forward with,’…
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Nova Scotia NDP wants robust legislature session to deal with budget, tariff threat
Nova Scotia’s NDP leader says the looming economic threat from the United States means the government should not try to…
No evidence Vancouver park caretaker’s accused murderer had mental condition: Crown
Prosecutor Colleen Smith made the comments as she delivered the Crown’s closing arguments in the second-degree murder trial of 54-year-old…
$3.4M settlement in B.C. Catholic abuse lawsuit
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Prince George, B.C., says it hopes a $3.4 million settlement gives an alleged victim of…
London Drugs says privacy laws bar it from sharing security video of violent crimes
London Drugs’ president is sounding off about B.C.’s privacy laws, saying they prevent businesses from releasing security video showing the…
Vancouver’s rental plan would have city competing with private sector, critics say
Critics say the city, which would be acting as developer, won’t have to operate on a level playing field with…
Canada’s new fentanyl czar has been named
The new fentanyl czar will work with U.S. counterparts and law enforcement agencies to ‘accelerate Canada’s ongoing work to detect,…
From fridges to cars, what products might cost more with metal tariffs?
From appliances to vehicles and even a soda can, the costs Canadians may have to pay on some products due…
The PowerSchool data breach is now under a Canadian privacy investigation
More than 2.77 million students were impacted by the PowerSchool data breach, according to numbers provided by multiple school boards.
Manitoba traffic stop leads to seizure of gun, cocaine, cash: RCMP
The suspects, 22 and 37, both from Brampton, Ont., are facing a half-dozen charges each, including possession for the purpose…