Ottawa 'disappointed' after union announces strike votes for 120,000 workers

OTTAWA - The federal government says it’s “disappointed” after Canada’s largest federal public service union announced 120,000 workers will take part in nationwide strike votes starting next month.The Public Service…

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CP NewsAlert: 33 military members injured in fire remain in hospital

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OTTAWA - Defence Minister David McGuinty says 33 members of the Canadian Armed Forces remain in hospital after a deadly…

Advance voting in B.C. election is down compared to 2024

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The number of ballots cast in the first three days of advance voting in the British Columbia election is down…

Wainwright, Alta., residents grieving but resilient after tragic fire on army base

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WAINWRIGHT - Residents of a central Alberta town are grieving after a vicious fire killed four men and injured dozens…

Albertans split in early returns on remaining 9 referendum questions

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EDMONTON - While Albertans roundly rejected separation in Monday’s referendum, results were decidedly closer in early returns on nine other…

A look at past referendums in Canada as Albertans reject future separation vote

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Albertans voted in a referendum Monday against separation. In early results, about 76 per cent of said they wanted the…

The latest developments on the Alberta referendum

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EDMONTON - Albertans have voted in a historic referendum.There are 10 questions on the ballot, with the key one asking…

B.C. Conservative growth projection of 3.2% 'absolutely doable,' Doerkson says

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The British Columbia Conservatives’ projection of 3.2 per cent economic growth by 2029 represents about one per cent “more optimism”…

Election results are tied between mayoral candidates in Lytton, B.C.

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LYTTON - The municipal election in Lytton, B.C., has resulted in a tie between two mayoral candidates with differing views…

Federal ministers defend major projects bill at House committee meeting

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OTTAWA - Four federal ministers defended the government’s contentious legislation to speed up major projects in the House of Commons…