ST. JOHN’S — Thousands of electricity consumers across Newfoundland experienced a sudden power disruption on Saturday midday following an unexpected technical glitch on the power
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New grocery benefit payments start in Canada today
OTTAWA — One of the federal Liberal government’s flagship affordability initiatives, the ‘Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit,’ officially launched on Friday as additional financial support
Alberta unveils next steps for passenger rail plan
CALGARY — The next phases of Alberta’s highly anticipated Passenger Rail Master Plan are set to be officially unveiled today, marking a massive milestone for
Boy missing near Musquodoboit found safe
HALIFAX — An emergency alert issued in the Halifax area has been cancelled after a five-year-old boy, who went missing on Friday morning, was found
Economy adds 88,000 jobs as unemployment rate falls to 6.6%: StatCan
OTTAWA — The Canadian labor market delivered a stunning turnaround in May, adding a surprise 88,000 jobs and driving the national unemployment rate down to
Three people injured, multiple homes evacuated after Markham house fire
MARKHAM — A major fire tore through a residential neighborhood in Markham on Friday morning, leaving three people injured, including two with serious conditions, and
B.C. Ferries adding 5% fuel surcharge starting in mid-June
VICTORIA: In response to skyrocketing global fuel prices, BC Ferries has announced that it will implement a temporary five per cent fuel surcharge on all
Calgary gas prices jump by 17 cents per liter
CALGARY: Following a brief dip earlier this week, fuel prices in Calgary have surged once again. By Thursday morning, gas stations across most parts of
David Coon stepping down as New Brunswick Green Party leader
FREDERICTON: David Coon, the long-standing leader of the New Brunswick Green Party, has announced his decision to step down after 14 years at the helm.
Alberta energy deal does little to reduce Canada’s emissions: report
OTTAWA: The new energy agreement signed between Ottawa and the province of Alberta has been labeled a failure by the Canadian Climate Institute, a leading