U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra set to speak at Edmonton conference on regional partnerships
EDMONTON — The U.S. Ambassador to Canada is set to speak in Edmonton today at a regional economic conference. The agenda for the Pacific Northwest Economic Region’s annual summit says…
As U.S. moves closer to permanent daylight time,…
The United States took one step closer to abandoning the practice of changing the clocks every spring and fall, raising the question: how would such a move down south impact…
ANALYSIS | Danielle Smith wants to double Alberta…
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been thinking big — very big — as plans advance to build a new West Coast oil pipeline. To her, growing oil production in her…
Troy Jackson gains momentum to replace Platner as Democrats’ Senate candidate in Maine
Troy Jackson, a former state legislator, moved into a strong position to replace Graham Platner as the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine after several of his opponents dropped…
Canada’s new hate crime law leaves out Indigenous…
With hate crimes exploding in Canada in the last couple of years, Canada’s Senate has passed a bill that would criminalize more Nazis symbols, the noose and make it illegal…
Inside rural Alberta’s shift to virtual ER doctors…
Inside rural Alberta’s shift to virtual ER doctors | CBC Accessibility Paula McLaughlin, who has lived in Coronation, Alta., for more than 50 years, says she got severe food poisoning…
AFN calls on Ottawa, provinces to protect treaty…
First Nations chiefs from across Canada are calling on the federal and provincial governments to protect treaty rights from, what they say are, threats posed by Alberta separatism. On Thursday,…
Minister of Justice orders new trial in Quebec case following conviction review
July 17, 2026 – Ottawa, Ontario – Department of Justice Canada A fair and impartial criminal justice system is one that protects communities and respects the needs of victims while…
Electrical school grads face trouble plugging in…
Electrical school grads face trouble plugging in to apprenticeships | CBC News Two graduates of an electrical pre-apprenticeship program in London, Ont., say finding an employer willing to register them…
First Nations chiefs across country ‘blindsided’…
First Nations leaders from western British Columbia to southern Ontario are expressing concern at governments’ lack of consultation with them before two recent high-profile pipeline announcements. Chiefs in three provinces…









