Canada

Manitoba grand chief on leave, denies pursuing intimate relationship

WINNIPEG - A Manitoba Indigenous leader is taking a leave of absence after being accused of sending unwanted messages to a woman. Grand Chief Arlen Dumas of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says he did...

Jul 12, 2019

Quebec premier at odds with Alberta and Saskatchewan over Energy East pipeline

SASKATOON - Alberta's premier says it doesn't matter if Quebec opposes the idea of an oil pipeline as part of the Energy East project - the federal government should step in and make it happen. Jason ...

Jul 12, 2019

Ottawa city council gives controversial Chateau Laurier addition go-ahead

OTTAWA - A controversial addition to the historic Chateau Laurier was approved Wednesday, but Ottawa's city council will meet again Thursday to vote on it one more time. In a 14-9 split, councill...

Jul 12, 2019

Clock ticking for solution to B.C. rock slide blocking salmon: experts

CLINTON, B.C. - Experts say a rock slide that created a five-metre waterfall on the Fraser River is a significant problem that could spell disaster for British Columbia's threatened salmon populations...

Jul 12, 2019

Veterans activist gets OK to press $25K libel suit against Liberal minister

TORONTO - A noted veterans activist can proceed with his defamation suit against the former minister of veterans affairs after Ontario's top court ruled Friday that a deputy judge in small claims...

Jul 12, 2019

Officials warned China, India could use communities in Canada to advance agendas

OTTAWA - Some of the federal government's top bureaucrats have been warned that China and India might try to use their respective migrant communities in Canada to advance their own interests. The star...

Jul 12, 2019

Ottawa announces $8.3 million to support beef industry amid China standoff

CALGARY - Canada's beef industry is getting $8.3 million in federal funds, the bulk of it aimed at growing its international market reach as a trade standoff with China continues. The money is go...

Jul 12, 2019

Canadian wildlife enforcement blitz nets black-bear parts, African anteaters

OTTAWA - Canadian wildlife enforcement officers have seized dozens of black-bear parts, diet pills made from endangered African plants and the bodies of two scaly anteaters as...

Jul 12, 2019

Military looks to guard satellites from 'natural and artificial threats'

OTTAWA - The Canadian government is looking for new ideas and technology to protect satellites from natural and artificial threats, according to a tender issued Friday. Satellites are vulnerable ...

Jul 12, 2019

Top brass shuffled again as army commander becomes military's second-in-command

OTTAWA - The Canadian Forces' top brass is being shuffled again following the surprise resignation this week of the military's second-in-command. Canadian Army commander Lt.-Gen. Jean-Marc Lanthier is...

Jul 12, 2019