Category Archives: Canadian Press

WILMINGTON, Vt. - A private Vermont ski resort that was the setting for ABC’s “The Bachelor Winter Games” is facing foreclosure on several properties. The Brattleboro Reformer report...

WASHINGTON - Donald Trump’s views on trade have taken a battering in a newly released report that was not only published by his own White House, but presented under his own signature. The self-r...

WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Jets acquired forward Paul Stastny from the St. Louis Blues on Monday for forward Erik Foley and two draft picks. Winnipeg also sent a 2018 first-round pick and conditional fou...

HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s premier says there’s “room for us to compromise” in his government’s showdown with the province’s teachers union over education reforms. ...

OTTAWA - Two years into the Phoenix pay system “fiasco,” the federal government needs to apologize to the tens of thousands of civil servants who have been living a paycheque nightmare and...

OTTAWA - Canada will send 55 athletes to next month’s Paralympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. It’s the largest contingent Canada has ever sent to the Games. Eighteen members of the team a...

A man whose mother, brother and grandmother died in what Ontario provincial police are calling a triple murder-suicide said Monday that his loved ones were killed by a neighbour who had been “st...

Investment in Canada’s oil and gas industry is expected to fall again this year as higher taxes and regulatory uncertainty persuade investors to spend elsewhere, says the head of a group that re...

Hundreds of fans filled up the tiny arrival section of the airport in London, Ont., singing the national anthem and waving Canadian flags to welcome ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. The pair s...

HALIFAX - Not one North Atlantic right whale calf has been spotted in the species’ usual breeding grounds, raising fresh concern over the long-term fate of the endangered mammals following a rec...