For the past five years, September 30 has been a time for reflection in Canada. We are reminded of the profound harm inflicted on children who were taken from their families and sent to residential sc...

LNG Canada Phase 2 is a $33-billion bet on Asian demand, Qatar recovery and a historic wave of new global LNG supply.

Peter Navarro ordered Canada to get out of the U.S., only for five global energy giants to greenlight a massive $30-billion expansion in British Columbia 24 hours later. Who has the last laugh now?

Coverage of shared participation and reconciliation now and in the future in agriculture in Canada finds forward momentum but also uncertainties ahead.

Conservative MP Scott Aitchison has officially announced he’s resigning his seat following the conclusion of the fall parliamentary sitting.

The Netherlands is partnering with Australian defense technology company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) to develop a high-energy laser weapon designed to destroy drones and counter large-scale aerial att...

Mark Carney built a global profile in 2026 by standing up to U.S. President Donald Trump. If some prediction-market traders and prominent admirers are right, the Canadian prime minister could end the ...

Stelco is owned by Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., an American steel manufacturer based in Ohio

First Nations must be equal partners in the new fervour for building, write Frances Abele and Lloyd Axworthy.

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …

Peter Navarro ordered Canada to get out of the U.S., only for five global energy giants to greenlight a massive $30-billion expansion in British Columbia 24 hours later. Who has the last laugh now?

To my fellow Americans, about the guests who stopped booking

To my fellow Americans, about the guests who stopped booking

Prime Minister addressed past commitments at press conference in British Columbia Tuesday.

The Museum and Archives of North Vancouver has a new exhibition celebrating the history, artistry and cultural practices of the Squamish First Nation. The exhibition is curated by Chief Janice George ...

Ottawa’s 2024 approval required the U.S. owner to keep unionized staffing steady for five years. Up to 500 layoffs now test that promise.

The raising of this flag invites us to reflect on a painful chapter in our history. The residential school system in Canada caused profound harm to Survivors and, far too often, to their families and ...

Canada’s criminalization of anti-Zionism is an act of political obedience to Israel — a nation with a decades-long history of violating international laws and the basic tenets of humanity.

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and acknowledge the enduring impact of residential schools on families and commun...

ER is open but regional trauma centre closed to most out-of-town patients

California wants its wine customers back, U.S. businesses want our tourists back, and Canadians are getting damn tired of being told their losses are somehow our responsibility.

The US could easily invade Canada. Holding on to it is another story.

Wednesday marks the sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — an annual commemoration honouring the children who died while attending residential schools and the survivors, families and commun...

Trail is working with nine landowners to secure sites to harvest medicinal plants

There is progress, but 'sustained action is imperative,' says Stephanie Scott, executive director of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.