Some Manitoba school divisions cancelling field trips to U.S. due to tension over gender issues
Some Manitoba school divisions, citing safety concerns for students and staff, are cancelling field trips to the United ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN10h
'Every province has to have their own rules': How interprovincial trade barriers are impacting Edmonton local businesses
Despite Alberta leading the charge in cutting interprovincial trade barriers, Edmonton businesses remain hamstrung by a web ...
Holt government will spend $19K US per month lobbying Washington
The New Brunswick government will spend more than $19,000 US per month of taxpayer dollars on a Republican-connected lobbying ...
The Province on MSN20h
Several sources have Penticton Vees leaving BCHL to join WHL as expansion team next season
The Penticton Vees, who have been a benchmark franchise in the BCHL for decades, are set to leave the league to become an ...
Several hurt after bus carrying young swimmers collides with heavy truck in Quebec
Several people are recovering in hospital after a bus carrying a junior swim team collided with a heavy truck in Quebec’s ...
The Canadian Press on MSN8h
N.S. government says U.S. tariff threat is a ‘wake-up call’ as legislature opens
The Progressive Conservative government’s speech says the province should no longer tolerate special interests that have ...
A big weather change is forecast for Alberta and we are thawing OUT
Alberta has been shivering through much of February, but a fresh forecast is hinting at nicer weather on the way for the ...
The Walrus11h
Trump’s Tariffs May Do the Impossible: Make Quebec Love Canada
With Trump’s new steel and aluminum tariffs set to take effect on March 12—piling onto earlier threats that were temporarily paused—Quebec’s Coalition Avenir Québec government and provincial industry ...
B.C. landlord says he had no idea ‘Canada’s largest drug superlab’ was on his property
In a notice of civil claim, Michael Driehuyzen says he purchased the property in Falkland, B.C., with savings from his employment, which is lawful hard work, and savings.
Edmonton Journal1h
AHS made $28-million prepayment for imported drugs two weeks after telling hospitals not to use them
Alberta Health Services (AHS) issued a $28-million prepayment to Edmonton importer MHCare for a pharmaceutical order that ...
The Canadian Press on MSN12h
Ski hills get major lift from heavy snowfall after storm sweeps Eastern Canada
The monster snowfall that blanketed much of Eastern Canada this week, halting traffic and prompting snow days for many, is giving ski hills a lift.