Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 CALGARY _ In the latest setback to B.C.’s liquefied natural gas export industry prospects, the partners developing the Aurora LNG project say they are ending…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 Calgary city council has voted unanimously to put the public art program on hold pending a review. The controversial program has been a lightning rod…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 By Michelle McQuigge THE CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton police are investigating multiple instances of tampering at an oil pipeline project in the city. Investigators provided few…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 WATERTON, Alta. _ As wet, cool weather provided some relief to crews battling a wildfire in southwestern Alberta, a wildlife official said animals in and…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 OTTAWA _ Leaders of indigenous groups have joined a growing list of people asking the federal government to delay its plans to make recreational marijuana…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 CHAPEL ISLAND, N.S. _ A Nova Scotia Indigenous community struggling with dark, foul-smelling tap water is calling on the federal government to fix a problem…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 IQALUIT, Nunavut _ The federal government has promised to spend nearly $50 million to improve internet access in Nunavut where some of the poorest and…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 HALIFAX _ Nova Scotia’s premier has cautioned against moves to erase history amid questions about a town in his province named for a contentious British…
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 14, 2017 WINNIPEG _ The mayor of Winnipeg says a senator’s letter calling on Indigenous People to give up their status cards in exchange for Canadian citizenship…
Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Sep 14, 2017 HALIFAX – There is growing tension between lobster fishermen in southwestern Nova Scotia over the Indigenous ceremonial and food fisheries. Bernie Berry,…