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Two former B.C. Conservatives plan to form new party

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VICTORIA - Two British Columbia MLAs who have recently defected from the provincial Conservatives say they are forming a new

Quebecers support a right to cooling during heat waves, poll finds

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MONTRÉAL - A new Léger poll has found that three-quarters of Quebecers support recognizing a so-called right to coolness that

Russian embassy protesters keep daily picket, 4.5 years into Ukraine invasion

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OTTAWA - Standing outside Russia’s embassy in Ottawa, retiree Karen Niven-Wigston is decked out in yellow and blue, holding a

Trump and referendum talk to mark a tough-to-predict Quebec election, analysts say

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MONTRÉAL - Four years ago, François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec party was so far in the lead at the start

Poilievre wants prime minister to reconvene Parliament to discuss rejected trade deal

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OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for Prime Minister Mark Carney to reconvene Parliament to get details on

Politicians, Indigenous leaders hope next 150 years of Treaty 6 better than the past

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DUCK LAKE - Standing in the same place where it was signed, politicians, Crown representatives, Indigenous chiefs and elders marked

Key points on the legacy of Treaty 6, first signed 150 years ago

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DUCK LAKE - Treaty 6, primarily covering most of what’s now central Alberta and central Saskatchewan, was signed 150 years

This isn't a trade war, Canada. We’re in a war for our sovereignty

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Donald Trump’s first social-media post on the collapse of Canada-U.S. trade talks said relatively little — but also a lot.“Canada

Mark Carney is putting Canada on the ballot for the U.S. midterms

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Abdul El-Sayed wants to be elected this fall as the next U.S. Senator for Michigan.On Saturday, the Democratic candidate accused