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WINNIPEG — A post-secondary institute in Manitoba is winding down operations, with the provincial government blaming a federal cap on international student visas as the reason for the closure.

In his latest column, Norm Park reflects on Canada’s power balance, western alienation and why Saskatchewan’s voice still struggles to be heard.

OTTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said Wednesday they agree with Prime Minister Mark Carney's suggestion "almost nothing is normal" right now with the United States. "I agree with him.

BEIJING (AP) — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called Thursday for a deeper relationship with China during what he called “challenging times for the world.” The U.K.

Red Wings snapped Bombers win streak, Terriers gain ground for second in divisional

Jolene Campbell foursome split pair of games Wednesday with win over Yukon, but loss to Ontario sees playoff hopes come to an end

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES - A gigantic warehouse across the street from an outdoor equipment store has become a flashpoint in Virginia as the U...

The mayor of Surrey, B.C., says she's been told Ottawa will send 20 more RCMP officers to battle extortions that have seen homes and businesses riddle...

The Canada Grains Council has published a white paper sounding the alarm over innovation-related trade barriers in the European Union.

Provincial insect specialist James Tansey was one of the speakers during a webinar sponsored by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.

If there were a Mount Rushmore for Canadian hockey, the goal wouldn’t just be stats — it would be impact, era-defining greatness, and players who changed the sport. Four names stand above the rest. Wayne Gretzky is automatic.

Calgary Hitmen leapfrog Brandon Wheat Kings for lone change in latest round of rankings

The Preeceville Skating Arena was filled with activity as teams from U7 to U18 took the ice to celebrate Minor Hockey Day on Jan. 17.

Holt, who hails from Regina, is in his third season playing hockey in the Energy City.

Some of Outlook's youngest hockey players are vying for a provincial win as the series begins for many teams.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Alberta is enjoying a recent uptick in interest spurred by a shout out on a popular American television show — and its head of marketing hopes that curiosity translates into a bustling summer season.

OTTAWA — Canadian companies are coming under fire over their ties to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as U.S. President Donald Trump pursues a mass deportation campaign to expel vast numbers of immigrants.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. has suffered a $200-million blow from the ongoing tariff war set off by the United States, said CEO Keith Creel, who nonetheless remained upbeat amid ongoing doubts about the North American free trade pact.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner has appointed a retired judge to determine if two officers who wrongfully handcuffed an Indigenous man and his granddaughter outside a Vancouver bank in 2019 should be required

British Columbia Premier David Eby says officials from four provinces will meet in Surrey, B.C., to discuss a wave of extortion cases with the head of...