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The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press is Canada's trusted news source and leader in providing real-time, bilingual multimedia stories across print, broadcast and digital platforms.
One of Canada’s most prominent MAID providers reflects on divisive decade
TORONTO — Dr. Ellen Wiebe has never been one to shy away from risk. It…
5 things to know about police fines for insults in Quebec
MONTREAL — Montreal’s police brotherhood wants the power to fine people who hurl insults and…
What you need to know as the deadline for formally extending CUSMA approaches
WASHINGTON — A major benchmark is coming up for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on trade, known…
Medical assistance in dying has been legal for 10 years in Canada. Here are some other significant numbers
TORONTO — Medical assistance in dying (MAID) was legalized in Canada on June 17, 2016.…
The Latest from the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada
Here are the latest developments from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. All times Eastern: 2:08…
Evacuation order downgraded to alert as wildfire is held in West Kelowna, B.C.
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WEST KELOWNA — Joe Gluska, his wife and his daughter had 45 minutes to pack…
U.S. writer Hanif Abdurraqib wins Weston International Award
TORONTO — The U.S. poet and essayist Hanif Abdurraqib has won the $75,000 Weston International…
Canada’s MAID laws on ‘a collision course’ as Parliament awaits legal challenges
OTTAWA — As Jocelyn Downie watched the Supreme Court of Canada strike down the laws…
Marlies beat Wolves 1-0, lead Calder Cup final series 3-0
TORONTO — Easton Cowan scored in the second period, Artur Akhtyamov made 24 saves, and…
Will Alphonso Davies play against Qatar? Canada keeps star’s status under wraps
VANCOUVER — Questions continue to linger about Alphonso Davies’ status as Canada prepares for its…
Jacob Hoggard needs professional supervision, board said in denying full parole
The Parole Board of Canada rejected Jacob Hoggard’s bid for full parole this month because…
Carney talks China EVs with Trump at G7 summit, announces Russia sanctions
ÉVIAN-LES-BAINS — Prime Minister Mark Carney appeared to pitch U.S. President Donald Trump on Canada’s…
B.C. must learn from Site C dam before starting new projects, says environmentalist
VICTORIA — An environmental group is condemning plans by the British Columbia government to consider…
Conservatives cry foul after government signals move to speed up ‘lawful access’ bill
OTTAWA — The Conservatives accused the federal government Tuesday of trying to ram through a…
Canada risks missing economic boom by leaving Africa envoy position vacant: senator
OTTAWA — Ottawa might scrap the position of special envoy to Africa, despite House of…
Liberal government tables new First Nations drinking water legislation
OTTAWA — New legislation tabled by the government on Tuesday will create a legislative framework…
Boston Fleet goaltender Aerin Frankel named PWHL’s most valuable player, top goalie
DETROIT — Aerin Frankel led the Boston Fleet’s domination of the Professional Women’s Hockey League…
Police say no criminality suspected after 12 students injured at B.C. waterpark
CHILLIWACK — Mounties in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley say early indications show no criminality after…
Minister says ‘lost Canadians’ must prove link to Canada in each generation
OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Lena Diab says having a Canadian ancestor does not guarantee someone…
Tradition Gone: ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ NHL broadcasts won’t return to CBC next fall
TORONTO — “Hockey Night in Canada,” a program featuring National Hockey League games that has…
MPs urge action to undercut ‘manosphere’ by tackling anti-women ideology
OTTAWA — MPs are calling on the government to tackle the rise of antifeminist ideology…
B.C. murder suspect to represent himself and give closing arguments
The man accused of murdering Tatjana Stefanski in rural British Columbia more than two years…
Small town rodeo parade cancelled amid backlash over rejected pro-Alberta float
Alberta’s heated debate over whether it should stay in Canada has led to harassment, threats…
Ottawa’s new surveillance pricing rules not likely to take effect before 2028
OTTAWA — The federal government wants to be “super careful” as it tackles surveillance pricing,…