Canada will go back to the negotiating table on a trade deal once the United States changes its attitude, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Monday. Carney held a news conference in Lévis, Que., where he announced an $11-billion contract...
Take Two of the Conservative Party of B.C.’s bid to show it is a viable government-in-waiting is now going pretty much the same way the first one did. Internal strife, paranoia and deep misgivings about the leadership are on full display,...
Homeowners and residents of a fire-damaged Campbell River apartment building want answers about why, two-anda-half years later, insurance companies still haven’t given the go-ahead to finish repairs so that people can move back in. Iza...
The trial of a Central Saanich officer accused of sexually assaulting a vulnerable woman he met while on duty, expected to start this week, has been postponed to early February. Ryan David Walter Johnston faces one charge of sexual assault...
Canadian shippers have started to hold back merchandise and postpone delivery schedules as they scramble to find the tariff money to get their goods across the border. Some manufacturers and exporters that had banked on hauling cargo...
