Conservative Leader Poilievre plans trip to U.S. that doesn't include stop in D.C.
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Pierre Poilievre is heading to the United States for several days of meetings, but his itinerary does not include a stop in Washington, D.C.
Six years ago today, Saskatchewan reported its first cases of COVID-19, involving two seniors in the province.
Alberta First Nations leaders say concerns about the province’s separatist movement were raised during a nearly hour-long meeting with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.
Winnipeg police say a Winnipeg beauty salon is out more than $2,000 after a customer refused to pay.
A long‑awaited reunion for temporary foreign worker (TFW) Agnes Cabe and her family has become a fight to stay together.
As Calgary works to strengthen its water infrastructure after two catastrophic feeder main breaks, city councillors are exploring ways to help businesses impacted by long-term construction.
A long‑awaited reunion for temporary foreign worker (TFW) Agnes Cabe and her family has become a fight to stay together.
The Mother Teresa Spartans (MTS) captured the AAA Boys Basketball Championship Wednesday night 59-51 over AY Jackson to become the first London, Ont. boys team to win the highest-level title in 69 years.
Bob Gale has resigned as chair of the Regional Municipality of Niagara amid calls for an apology from local anti-racism groups that claimed he owned a copy of Adolf Hitler’s book.
Pierre Poilievre is heading to the United States for several days of meetings, but his itinerary does not include a stop in Washington, D.C.
An Alberta woman is calling on the Canadian government for help getting her family out of a warzone after her local Canadian embassy shuttered in-person operations.
This is big. Which is why a national retailer based in Edmonton held a kick-off event on Wednesday to announce it is selling a basketball legend’s new line of furniture designed for the big-and-tall crowd.
As part of Budget 2026, Alberta plans to spend $275 million over the next three years on new and upgraded trails, expanded trailheads, campsites and improved park amenities.
A 63-year-old man who died of “apparent natural causes” in a Vancouver Island prison last week had spent much of his adult life behind bars even before he began serving a life sentence in September 1994, parole board documents reveal.