CA ARCHIVE
- EU weighs options as summer jet fuel threat looms
EU prepares for potential jet fuel shortage this summer
- Front patio hot tub gets Penticton council approval
Penticton city council approves variance for hot tub on front patio
- Shuswap Sheltie puppy earns Canadian Championship at show for purebreds
Shuswap Sheltie wins Canadian Championship
- Yen Intervention Rally Faces High Hurdle at 155 to the Dollar
Japan's yen fails to break through 155 to the dollar despite possible intervention
- US Senator Thanks China for Iran Efforts, Calls for Boeing Deal
Senator Steve Daines thanks China for Iran's efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, amid the US search for an off-ramp from the nine-week war
- High-octane logger sports returns to 135th Cloverdale Country Fair
Lumberjacks compete in various events at the Cloverdale Country Fair
- Africa’s Newest Oil Refinery Fires Up to Supply Fuel for Angola
Angola's Cabinda oil refinery starts shipping fuel
- The Canadiens’ playoff run saved my store, co-owner says
The Canadiens' playoff run saved my store, co-owner says
- ‘Time for silence is over’: WFN, ONA honour Red Dress Day
Okanagan Nation Alliance honours Red Dress Day, 'Time for silence is over' with WFN and ONA
- Yukon gov't ends construction contract on Nisutlin Bay Bridge project
Yukon gov't ends Nisutlin Bay Bridge construction contract.
- New principal appointed forPonoka’s Brick Learning Centre
A new principal has been appointed for Ponoka's Brick Learning Centre for the 2026/27 school year.
- ‘Phase 2’ of Wellington Gateway construction begins today: Here’s what you need to know
Wellington Gateway construction enters final phase, marks end of major south Rapid Transit corridor work
- Algonquin Park opening delayed: 187 reservations cancelled as park remains under ice
Algonquin Park opening delayed, 187 reservations cancelled
- Ontario man first Canadian potentially cured of HIV. How a Toronto health team is changing HIV research
Toronto health team claims breakthrough in HIV cure, rare genetic mutation offers hope for future treatments.
- Plan aimed at boosting affordable housing in West Lincoln
A plan has been approved to increase home construction in Smithville.
- New Brunswick gas prices increase by more than 5 cents
New Brunswick gas prices increase by more than 5 cents
- DND's parking problem isn't new — and they have no good solutions | Opinion
DND's parking problem is not a new issue
- Former Western Capital named new Charlottetown Knights head coach
Will Proud to become Charlottetown Knights head coach
- Kids unearth ‘filthy dirty’ syringe in playground at St. John’s preschool
Kids discover filthy syringe at St. John's preschool, one child injured
- Comox Valley Grannies launch spring sale for Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign
Grannies selling handmade crafts, baked goods to support local charities
- Canada's mid-size cities are growing like big ones — and running into the same fights
Canada's mid-size cities are experiencing rapid growth, with increasing density and a shift towards multi-unit housing.
- ‘The rats are like a storm’: Palestinians seeking refuge in rubble struggle with rodent infestations
Rodents overrun Gaza Strip camps
- Primary results show Trump's power over Republican Party remains strong
Trump's preferred Republican candidates won several key races in Indiana, as he exacted revenge on GOP members who defied him.
- Windsor launches environmental assessment, public consultation for new Twin Oaks Business Park access
The City of Windsor launches environmental assessment process for new business park access.
- ‘Absolutely Unacceptable’ to Normalize Political Violence: Former CIA Officer
Normalization of political violence is a threat to democracy
- Proposed track and field facility comes with ‘challenging funding options’ for Penticton
Penticton residents may face significant fundraising challenges for a proposed new track and field facility.
- Romania Lets Leu Weaken as Politics Again Tests Managed Float
Romania's managed float currency regime is being tested as the leu hits record lows.
- Cloverdale Bed Races to roll again May 13
Cloverdale's annual bed races are returning on May 13, marking the unofficial start to the Rodeo Weekend.
- East Ferris’ mayor Rick Champagne seeks another term this fall
East Ferris mayor seeks re-election, touts 20 years of council experience.
- Moose Hide Campaign taking a stand against violence toward women and children
Moose Hide Campaign aims to raise awareness about violence against Indigenous women and children
- Plan in the works to realign Ashburnham Drive and the McFarlane Street Bridge
A plan is being developed to realign Ashburnham Drive and the McFarlane Street Bridge.
- Manitoba Hutterite colonies, others worry proposed rules for shared wells too onerous
Manitoba's proposed changes to water safety legislation
- St. Catharines Today: Historical timepiece returns to Niagara + Mom pleads for continued safe consumption sites
Historical timepiece returns to Niagara
- New book helps young readers understand the meaning behind Red Dress Day
Red Dress Day explained to children.
- Verdicts coming today in ‘horrific’ trial of Ontario couple accused of murdering 12-year-old boy they were trying to adopt
Ontario couple faces verdict in adoption trial
- N.S. teachers' union expresses concern about letter from education minister
NS teachers' union expresses concern over minister's letter
- Halifax cheer team earns world title in adaptive abilities category
Halifax Cheer Elite wins third consecutive world title in adaptive abilities category
- Erema advances degassing, food-contact HDPE recycling at PRSE
Erema develops new technology to advance food-contact HDPE recycling, expands sales team to support growing demand
- Fuel prices down slightly across N.L.
Fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador decreased.
- Hundreds mark Second World War's longest battle at ceremony in St. John's
Hundreds mark Second World War's longest battle at ceremony in St. John's
- Community invited to get active and celebrate Mother’s Day in Comox
Comox residents encouraged to participate in Move For Health Day and celebrate Mother's Day on May 10