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CAIRO (AP) — Houthi-linked media Al-Masirah said Tuesday the Saudi-led coalition has carried out airstrikes against oil facilities in west of Sanaa. It didn’t not provide any evidence.
OTTAWA - Canada has joined allies France, the U.K. and Australia in expressing deep 'regret' over the postponement of Palestinian presidential and legislative elections.
One of the ringleaders of the thwarted Toronto 18 terror plot has been granted full parole after the Parole Board of Canada found he no longer showed 'any signs of holding onto extremist beliefs or radical ideologies.'
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada plans to hear arguments today from a coalition challenging the constitutionality of legislation that smooths the way for major changes at Ontario Place.
NEW YORK (AP) — It's one of the most high-profile jobs in any presidential administration — the White House press secretary. A bridge between the national political media and the president they're trying to cover, the press secretary is no simple mouthpiece.
VANCOUVER - Vancouver mayoral candidates Ken Sim and Pete Fry view each other as their main rival in the battle for City Hall.
After creating TV hits like “The Big Bang Theory,”“Two and a Half Men,” and “Young Sheldon,” legendary producer Chuck Lorre is looking back at his milestones and missteps in a new memoir called “Sitcom.”
CALGARY - An expert on low-carbon transportation says the roughly 1,000 compressed natural gas buses running in Canada are still considered “extremely safe” after one such bus was involved in a deadly crash in Calgary that claimed the lives of three people.
A serial arsonist who believes controlled burning is his “calling” was sentenced to nine months in jail and barred for two years from a southwestern Manitoba community after he deliberately set multiple grass fires during an active fire ban in May.
EDMONTON - Here are the 10 questions Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is sending to a provincewide referendum on Monday.
EDMONTON - Supporters of Alberta's separatist movement have recently claimed on social media that restrictions around who can assign scrutineers to polling stations risk undermining the province's Oct. 19 referendum. Experts said that while the claim raises legitimate concerns about balancing the interests of participants with a stake in the referendum, the limit on scrutineers does not reflect an orchestrated attempt to exclude separatists.
WINNIPEG - A fatality inquest into the case of a 16-year-old First Nations girl who was shot to death by Winnipeg police has wrapped up.
WINNIPEG — Revenue from the province’s new electricity levy on cryptocurrency businesses and large AI...
The region of Swan River has seen a surge of police activity that has pleased a local mayor and a reeve, as the RCMP investigative unit that launched in April has laid 140 charges and executed 19 search warrants in the area.
