Privacy watchdogs across Canada say the breach of Alberta’s voters list by a separatist group has prompted a renewed push for legislative reforms, with B.C.’s privacy commissioner pointing to his
By Pierre Saint-Arnaud The Canadian Press Posted May 14, 2026 11:22 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canadian Pacific Railway Company has been cleared
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Transport Canada has recalled more than 20,000 Jeep Cherokee SUVs due to an issue impacting the power transfer unit on certain vehicles,
Charuka Maheswaran was 29 when she met the man she would later marry, have three children with, and who she said eventually beat and strangled her. “He pushed me up
The federal government is pushing to get Canadian companies on major Chinese e-commerce platforms as the two countries deepen their ties. International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu told The Canadian Press
Honda Canada has hit the brakes on its plan to build a $15-billion electric vehicle plant in Alliston, Ont. The Japanese carmaker confirmed the development in a statement Thursday after
Doug Ford’s political opponents are criticizing the premier, who they say “burned through” almost $200,000 in the few days the government owned a private jet, as details of the purchase
Canada’s auto industry is at an “inflection point” and a new report suggests its future success hinges on restoring free trade with the U.S. The report by RBC, released Tuesday,
A Kelowna, B.C., man says a racist road rage incident involving his parents and young son has been difficult to relive after video of the confrontation spread widely on social
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Months after Gabie Renaud was allegedly killed by her partner in Saint Jerome, Quebec has introduced legislation inspired by her story. On