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OTTAWA - Canada is imposing a temporary tariff on imports of some wood products as Ottawa awaits the findings of a probe into possible harmful practices in the global market. The federal government sa...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
OTTAWA - The federal government says it has approved the Crawford Nickel Mine project in northern Ontario. Announcing the approval in a news release Friday, Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin said "t...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
NORTH VANCOUVER - Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died. He was adopted as a cub after being orphaned and became a longtime companion fo...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
OTTAWA - The heads of two major international unions are calling on U.S. President Donald Trump's top trade official to reconsider proposed tariffs on Canadian imports. The Trump administration's thre...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... Deadline nears on WestJet flight attendants strike threat WestJet and its flight attendants union are continu...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
TORONTO - WestJet says it has begun cancelling flights ahead of a possible strike by flight attendants. A late Friday update from the airline says as of July 31 at 10:30 p.m., MT, 81 flights have been...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
Whenever Mike Lake hears news that a child with autism is missing, he knows how vulnerable they are. "There's a need to catch my breath a little bit because it hits close to home right away," the Cons...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
CLINTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA - The Pear Lake wildfire prompted a series of expanding evacuation orders for parts of British Columbia's south Cariboo region on Friday, while officials warned of gusty wind...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
ELIZABETHTOWN - Location data from the car driven by a man accused of second-degree murder matched up with the area where investigators found the body of a Montreal girl killed last summer, a police f...
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026
OTTAWA - Early signs of an economic rebound in the second quarter should put to rest any talk of Canada being in a recession, according to economists parsing the latest gross domestic product figures....
The Canadian Press Jul 31, 2026