Farmers and business representatives in the province say while they're happy to see no new tariffs on their goods, the broader economic uncertainty is still undermining growth.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all imports to the United States and higher duties on some of the country's biggest trading partners, drawing defiant ...

Judge's decision finds Edward Robinson's actions were "rooted in poverty, addictions and personal insecurity of both food and ...

West of Centre is hitting the road to Medicine Hat for a special live show at the Esplanade centre on April 16! Join host ...

A whooping cough outbreak in Igloolik, Nunavut, has ended about three and a half months after it was declared, according to the territory's health department. In an advisory on Wednesday afternoon, ...

A judge has sentenced a woman to 10 years in prison in the stabbing death of her ex-boyfriend, whose killing left a ...

CYFN says it doesn’t have money to sustain services like its “necessities of life” program, which provided families with ...

A Winnipeg auto dealer and an industry expert both say there's been a surge in demand for vehicles ahead of U.S. President ...

One of the three OPP officers who was met with gunfire at a home in Bourget, Ont., almost two years ago testified at the ...

The Yukon's new rules for rental properties aim to strike a "fair balance between tenants and landlords," but voices on both ...

Just two hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs across much of the world, New Brunswick Susan Holt was one of the first Canadian leaders to speak out.

While 60 per cent of Port Hawkesbury voters wanted a return to four lanes, Department of Public Works officials feel their ...