Category Archives: Canadian Press

VICTORIA - A propane delivery driver on Vancouver Island may be the luckiest man in British Columbia, but he says he’s not a super hero - yet. Twenty-four-year-old Sean Ramsay was filling propan...

OTTAWA - The head of the federal agency crafting a national housing strategy says the plan will be far more ambitious than just building homes and is looking to close the equality gap between the have...

DETROIT - U.S. auto sales fell for the fifth straight month in May, bolstering expectations for the first annual sales decline since 2009. Some industry analysts lowered predictions for the year as Ge...

WASHINGTON - U.S. construction fell in April by the largest amount in a year, reflecting weakness in homebuilding, non-residential construction and government projects. The Commerce Department reporte...

OTTAWA - The federal government’s multibillion-dollar effort to replace the navy’s warship fleet could cost taxpayers 2.4 times more than first expected, Ottawa’s budget watchdog war...

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard said Thursday he is fully aware there is currently little appetite across the country to re-open the Canadian Constitution. His government is nevertheless going in th...

OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear a challenge over a business dispute from a group of investors led by former hockey star Lanny McDonald. At issue is how Birch Mountain Resources Ltd....

“A real punch to the gut” and “cost prohibitive” is the reaction of curling clubs that will pay hundreds of dollars more to show sports on their lounge televisions. The parent ...

“A real punch to the gut” and “cost prohibitive” is the reaction of curling clubs that will pay hundreds of dollars more to show sports on their lounge televisions. The parent ...

Canada’s men’s volleyball team rose to unprecedented heights last year, making its first Olympic appearance in 24 years and finishing fifth in Rio de Janeiro. Now, coaches Stephane Antiga ...