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Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... Tehran threatens to halt all Mideast energy exports after U.S. reimposes its blockade on Iran Iranian state m...
The Canadian Press Jul 15, 2026
Hamilton city councillors rejected on Wednesday a temporary pause on new data centres that was eyed as a possible model for other municipalities amid the artificial intelligence boom. The city would h...
The Canadian Press Jul 15, 2026
OTTAWA - First Nations chiefs say they'll oppose any actions by federal and provincial governments to expedite major projects that would undermine their rights and environmental protections. They pass...
The Canadian Press Jul 15, 2026
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada struck a somewhat optimistic tone about the economy after holding its policy rate steady on Wednesday but officials warned that instability in the Middle East is still weig...
The Canadian Press Jul 15, 2026
Officials from the Yukon and Alaska say two thinhorn sheep that were harvested illegally in the Canadian territory have been returned, following the resolution of a cross-border poaching case that res...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026
VANCOUVER - Forestry company Canfor announced Tuesday its plan to permanently close its Northwood pulp mill outside Prince George, B.C., resulting in the loss of 300 jobs. A statement from the Vancouv...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026
PORT MCNEILL - A British Columbia helicopter company says two people are dead and one person is injured after one of its aircraft went down on the central coast during forestry operations. West Coast ...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has announced $125 million in financing for sustainable infrastructure in Brazil, a country she describes as one of Canada's closest partners on the globa...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026
COQUITLAM - B.C.'s director of forensic psychiatric services believes the man accused of first-degree murder in the killing of RCMP Const. Shaelyn Yang in a Burnaby, B.C., park in 2022 remains unfit f...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026
FORT ST. JOHN - The scale of the John Horgan Dam, the most costly engineering project in British Columbia history, is hard to fathom until up close. The crest of the dam is more than one kilometre lon...
The Canadian Press Jul 14, 2026