Canada

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s counterparts across the country are keeping their cards close to their chest on where they stand on the major constitutional reforms Smith is sending to a provincewide vote next month.

This Sunday marks the start of early voting in Quebec, which will help determine who will serve as members of the 44th legislature in the National Assembly.

There is still no contract for 'The Cat' – the Yarmouth-based ferry that runs between Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine – to operate next year.

Real estate watchers in Nova Scotia say rapidly rising rental prices show no sign of slowing down.

As Canada plans an ambitious expansion of defence and economic activity in the Arctic, regional experts are asking whether it has enough diplomats to build the ties it wants in the North.

Four people are dead after a helicopter crashed on the South Shore of Montreal Saturday afternoon.

Christina Hardie was "wonderfully surprised" to see so much interest in particularly funky flower that emerged in the community garden at Saint Albert's Historic River Lots and Grain Elevators.

Businesses on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are feeling the effects of an ongoing trade dispute, even as the Trump administration signals it is comfortable with the status quo.

FForeign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canada’s foreign policy is guided by establishing autonomy in strategic fields to limit superpower coercion, along with aspirations to lead middle powers.

A B.C. teacher “unintentionally left behind” a student with special needs when returning to class after a field trip to a local park, according to the provincial regulator for the profession.

B.C.'s small claims tribunal has ordered Flair Airlines to compensate a woman who claimed her jewelry was stolen from her checked bag on a flight from Mexico to Vancouver.

Filling the tank cost a little less for Islanders Saturday, with a pause on the provincial fuel tax taking effect for the next four months.

Alberta’s Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis says when former prisoners were quietly released from custody in Edmonton’s downtown recently, it came down to “human error.”

Days after Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed he studied the risk of U.S. military action against Canada, Anthony Scaramucci, a former adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, said it can’t be ruled out.

A Nova Scotia law firm says it has served a notice of intended class action against the Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education and a teacher who allegedly abused students.