Category Archives: Canadian Press

KAMPALA, Uganda - The Ugandan government filed a charge of treason Thursday against a pop star-turned-lawmaker who has emerged as a major critic of the long-serving president and whose jailing drew ou...

FREDERICTON - Health care is expected to dominate the New Brunswick election campaign today. Liberal Premier Brian Gallant makes a health care announcement at 9 a.m., using Fredericton’s Dr. Eve...

TORONTO - The Supreme Court of Canada’s refusal to hear an appeal from the country’s largest real estate board enables its member real estate agents to publish home sales data on their web...

MONTREAL - Quebec’s four main political parties offered voters distinct visions on the first day of the election campaign Thursday as leaders began criss-crossing the province in their drive to ...

REGINA - The Saskatchewan government as well as protesters who have been camped outside the legislature for six months are to be in a Regina court today. The government filed an application in July as...

VANCOUVER - With its turquoise glacial lakes and proximity to Metro Vancouver, it was only a matter of time before Joffre Lakes provincial park became a social media darling. But once the secret was o...

NANAIMO, B.C. - Foreign and domestic actors will almost certainly abuse digital media to try to manipulate voters and undermine the integrity of Canada’s next federal election, experts are warni...

WINNIPEG - The federal government has reached a financial settlement with two of four Indigenous men from northern Manitoba who were switched at birth and only found out about the mixup 40 years later...

HONOLULU - Hurricane Lane unleashed torrents of rain and landslides that blocked roads on Hawaii’s mostly rural Big Island on Thursday as residents and tourists in the state’s biggest city...

SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - An approaching typhoon has whipped up strong winds, waves and heavy rain in southern South Korea, leaving one person missing and one injured, while another typhoon headed f...