Canada was left looking for positives Friday in the wake of a scoreless draw with Nigeria in its opening match at the FIFA Women’s World Cup
Canada gets 0-0 draw with Nigeria in Women’s World Cup opener
What to expect from Canada’s 2023 World Cup opener vs. Nigeria
The Canadian women’s national team will kick off its 2023 World Cup campaign on Thursday evening (Canadian time) in what should be an intriguing opener against Nigeria
B.C. ports in limbo as union removes strike notice despite dispute with employers
The fallout from the labour dispute at British Columbia ports continues to unfold, as the union representing about 7,400 workers abruptly rescinded a strike notice hours after issuing it
RCMP or Surrey Police Service? The B.C. government to reveal its decision today
The British Columbia government is set to reveal its decision today on which force will police the City of Surrey, potentially ending a political tug of war over whether it will be the RCMP or an independent department
B.C. ports shut down again as union rejects tentative deal, resumes strike action
British Columbia’s ports are facing an uncertain future after the longshore workers union rejected a tentative mediated deal and resumed strike action that had been put to a temporary halt only last week
As immigration debate rages on, new report makes the case for more newcomers
At a time when skeptics are questioning Canada’s plan to ramp up immigration, a new report argues the country needs to welcome a lot more newcomers to counter-balance its aging demographic
Work resumes at British Columbia ports after 13-day strike
British Columbia port workers are back on the job after a tentative agreement was reached between the employers association and the workers union, ending a 13-day-old strike
Tentative deal reached in B.C. port strike
A tentative deal has been reached between employers and workers in the strike that’s halted shipments in and out of British Columbia ports for nearly two weeks
Union and employers consider mediator’s deal that would end B.C. port strike
Both sides in the ongoing British Columbia port strike will have to decide today whether to accept terms of a settlement recommended by a federal mediator that would end the 13-day-old industrial action
B.C. port strike could end pending approval of terms set by federal mediator
The B.C. port strike could be nearing its end after Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan gave a federal mediator 24 hours to send him recommended terms to resolve the dispute
NATO leaders agree to fast-track Ukraine’s membership, but gives no timeline
Members of NATO agreed on Tuesday to let Ukraine join the military alliance “when allies agree and conditions are met” and fast-track the process for its future membership, although gave no timeline
More evacuation orders and alerts as number of wildfires in B.C. keeps climbing
Evacuation orders and alerts have expanded near several wildfires in British Columbia as communities try to keep residents safe and the BC Wildfire Service battles an increasing number of fires
NATO leaders agree to spend at least two per cent of their countries’ GDP on defence
NATO leaders have pledged to spend more on national defence, even as Canada and others are failing to meet the previous target
Canada lags behind allies as NATO plans to increase defence spending targets
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has made no secret of the fact that he wants more from member nations at this year’s leaders’ summit
Impasse at strikebound B.C. ports not broken by Saturday’s round of negotiations
Striking British Columbia dock workers and their employer held a round of bargaining over the weekend, the first since negotiations collapsed one week ago, but neither side is saying when, or if, more talks are planned
A Century of Resilience: Overcoming and Learning from the Chinese Exclusion Act
This special report traces the century-long journey of the Chinese Canadian community’s struggle and revival from the Chinese Canadian Exclusion Act
Trudeau says Canada will more than double military presence in Latvia
It will take another three years for Canada to make good on its commitment to grow a multinational NATO battle group in Latvia to a combat-ready brigade, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed Monday
Premiers meeting in Winnipeg to discuss use of new health dollars, affordability
Provincial and territorial premiers are kicking off a three-day meeting in Winnipeg today in which the chaos in Canada’s health care systems will be front and centre