OTTAWA - Back-to-back games are a reality for all NHL teams but the Ottawa Senators have struggled with them this year.

VANCOUVER - British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby campaigns in Vancouver and Richmond today after wrapping his swing through ...

Chrystia Freeland has finally told Canadians what it was like inside Justin Trudeau’s cabinet. In her new memoir, Unreliable Boyfriend, she says crying was routine at the table, and tissues were ...

Municipal elections in Brandon and Winnipeg are coming up in a week’s time. The good people of Brandon have a straightforward choice when selecting their next mayor. Jeff Fawcett and Len Isleifson are ...

QUÉBEC - Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was sworn in as Quebec's 34th premier on Wednesday, bringing the sovereigntist Parti Québécois back to power after more than a decade.

VANCOUVER - A Vancouver police officer involved in the violent 2015 arrest in which Myles Gray died says the man displayed bouts of strength “like the Hulk,” letting out a "war cry" and charging at ...

OTTAWA - Canadian exports of cold-rolled and coated steel to the United States have plunged 58 per cent from pre-trade-war levels as foreign imports continue to undercut Canadian-made steel, Stelco ...

Ottawa has spent the better part of a decade telling Canadians its climate plan was working. The numbers keep saying otherwise. The Canadian Climate Institute, a federal government-funded organization ...

OTTAWA - The European Investment Bank has applied for an exemption from foreign bank status in Canada, a move that would bring the lending arm of the European Union one step closer to operating here.

A construction worker has died after being hurt on the job at the Fairmont Winnipeg, where crews are renovating the downtown hotel. James Richardson & Sons Ltd., which owns the hotel, confirmed the ...

OTTAWA - Longtime member of Parliament Irene Mathyssen, who served the London, Ont., region both provincially and federally under the NDP banner, has died at the age of 75. She had been battling ...

OTTAWA - The federal government plans to spend $430 million over the next five years to help unions train a new generation of workers in the skilled trades. John Zerucelli, secretary of state for ...