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The Canadian Press
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Youth charged in shooting that sent 15-year-old to hospital in Nanaimo, B.C.
NANAIMO — Police on Vancouver Island say a 17-year-old boy has been charged after a…
Quebec auto board lied about cost overruns for online platform, inquiry finds
QUÉBEC — Quebec’s automobile insurance board lied to the provincial government to conceal exploding costs…
CP NewsAlert: Canada will meet the U.S. in Olympic women’s hockey final
MILAN — Canada has defeated Switzerland 2-1 in the women’s hockey semifinal at the Milan…
Environment Canada warns of snow and cold for parts of B.C.
VANCOUVER — Winter storm and snowfall warnings have been posted for some areas of B.C.…
13-year-old skier from Ottawa dies days after she was injured on Quebec ski lift
MONTREAL — A 13-year-old Ottawa girl who was seriously injured on a Quebec ski lift…
Advocate urges feds to update equity act, settle class action with Black employees
OTTAWA — An advocate is urging the federal government to update equity legislation for Black…
Child dies in car crash on James Bay road
A child is dead following a collision on Friday between two vehicles in James Bay,…
AI minister seeks new investments through visits to Germany, Saudi Arabia, India
OTTAWA — Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon is visiting Saudi Arabia and India after a…
CP NewsAlert: Canadian freestyle skier Megan Oldham wins gold in big air
Canada’s Megan Oldham has won gold in the women’s freestyle skiing big air competition. More…
‘I was sure that was going to be my day’: A year on, fiery crash at Toronto’s Pearson airport still haunts passengers
TORONTO — As his plane descended in Toronto, John Nelson looked out the window to…
Janice Charette to be Canada’s top trade negotiator during CUSMA review
OTTAWA — Canada’s former top public servant Janice Charette will serve as the country’s chief…
Car dealers still seeking reimbursement for EVs sold under old rebates program
OTTAWA — The reborn federal electric vehicle rebate program is set to launch today —…
Ukrainian emergency visa holders expected to return after war: immigration department
OTTAWA — Canada’s immigration department says it still expects Ukrainians who fled the war with…
Anand says ‘regime change’ in Iran would be required for restarting diplomatic ties
OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canada will not re-establish ties with Iran…
Here’s what we know about the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting investigation
TUMBLER RIDGE — The investigation into last week’s shootings in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that claimed…
Foreign aid groups urge Canada to maintain funding for abortion, LGBTQ+ advocacy
OTTAWA — Feminist and development groups are urging Canada not to turn its back on…
Blue Jays pitcher Cody Ponce says ‘inner child’ helped him to best-ever season
DUNEDIN — Cody Ponce believes he had the best season of his career because he…
Canada’s Fernandez ousted in Dubai, while Mboko withdraws from WTA 1000 event
DUBAI — Leylah Fernandez was eliminated in the Round of 32 at the Dubai Tennis…
CP NewsAlert: Canada’s Sarault wins Olympic silver in 1,000m short-track speedskating
MILAN — Canada’s Courtney Sarault has won silver in the women’s 1,000 metres in short-track…
Kingsbury wins dual moguls gold; Team Canada wraps men’s hockey round robin
MILAN — Canada claimed its long-awaited first gold medal of the Milan Cortina Olympics, as…
Police tape down in Tumbler Ridge as shooting victim is honoured 14,000 km away
TUMBLER RIDGE — On a cold grey morning, residents of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., made their…
Photo Gallery: Canada’s Day 9 at Milan Cortina Olympics
Canada claimed its long-awaited first gold medal of the Milan Cortina Olympics, while the men’s…
Carney strategy for defence industry pledges 125,000 jobs, sweeping policy changes
OTTAWA — The Liberal government is making sweeping changes to the way it approaches supporting…
B.C. budget eyes staffing but finance minister says no big service cuts or tax hikes
The British Columbia government won’t be making big service cuts or raising taxes in the…