The Manitoba government’s new partnership with the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and the Canada Infrastructure Bank to spend ...

Ontario has dominated Canada's U-18 national championships, the province continues to fill Canada's senior national team, and ...

First American Uranium Inc. ("First American Uranium", or the "Company") is pleased to respond to the announcement by the Government of Canada's announcement of new international investments and ...

Saskatoon and Saskatchewan leaders say the milestone event will be both a sporting spectacle and a celebration of community and province. “Saskatoon is thrilled to host the 100th anniversary of the ...

Natural Resources Minister John Herron doesn't believe New Brunswick wood is unfairly subsidized, but he doesn't want to risk ...

P.E.I. Premier Rob Lantz says it’s time to get down to business and elect a permanent leader of the provincial Progressive ...

Here is a day-by-day chronology of the controversy over Ontario’s advertising campaign against U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Saturday said he apologized to President Donald Trump for an ad by the Ontario Province's government against U.S. tariffs.

The apology came during a reportedly ‘frosty’ dinner at the APEC summit in South Korea, where the two leaders sat across from one another.

The disputed ad was aired by the province of Ontario and showcased clips from a 1987 speech in which President Ronald Reagan warned of the dangers tariffs.

In 1604, William Shakespeare's Othello made its debut. A new production of the famed play starring Denzel Washington and Jake ...

Hurricane Melissa is moving quickly away from Bermuda and is expected to become extratropical on Friday, according to the ...