OTTAWA: Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has announced the commencement of an investigation into reports that Canadian-made rifles have been found in the hands
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Indian-origin man killed in Canada after he stopped stranger for urinating on his car
EDMONTON, AB: An Indian-origin businessman, Arvi Singh Sagoo (55), has died five days after being brutally assaulted in central Edmonton when he confronted a stranger
Wildfire Smoke: 1,400 Deaths Annually in Canada
OTTAWA: A new report indicates that global climate change is severely impacting the health and economy of Canada. According to figures from the Lancet Countdown,
Zellers is set for another relaunch
EDMONTON: Zellers, a significant landmark in retail history, is poised to re-enter the market. The chain’s first new store will open at Londonderry Mall in
More than 740,000 students head back to class in Alberta after teacher strike ends
EDMONTON: Over 740,000 students in Alberta are returning to their classrooms today after a teachers’ strike that lasted more than three weeks came to an
New tool aims to help patients through stress at the emergency department
HALIFAX: The IWK Health Centre in Halifax is taking steps to alleviate the stress experienced by patients and caregivers seeking treatment in the Emergency Department
Most Edmontonians think police doing good job overall
EDMONTON: A recent survey indicates strong public support for the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) and its new Chief, Warren Drechsel, for the service’s improved performance
Harbourfront collision leads to fuel spill, 1 man sent to hospital
TORONTO — A two-vehicle collision in Toronto’s Harbourfront neighbourhood led to a fuel spill and sent one person to a hospital Saturday night and is
US Stocks Deliver 72% Return, Delighting Indian Investors
MUMBAI — Indian investors are celebrating an unexpected windfall from the US stock market, delivering them double happiness even as domestic market gains fell short
Trump did not give Carney advance notice about tariff hike, official says
OTTAWA — U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to impose new tariffs on Canadian products was not directly communicated to the Canadian Prime Minister in advance,