Author: Harry Miller

Manitoba school employees can no longer message students one on one through personal social media, private messaging apps or texts, under a new provincial directive.

Final public polls before Saturday’s B.C. election put the Conservatives narrowly ahead of the NDP, with Angus Reid calling the race a statistical tie.

Yukon’s energy minister told MPs in Ottawa that ratepayers face another 53 per cent increase unless Ottawa shares the cost of grid upgrades.

The Yukon government says it did not have to consult Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in before amending mining regulations, in its first response to the First Nation’s lawsuit.

Odds of a Bank of Canada rate hike on Oct. 28 have climbed after Governor Tiff Macklem flagged oil-driven inflation, but economists remain split.

The S&P/TSX composite closed down 185.27 points at 35,788.18 on Oct. 23 as financials, staples and materials fell and energy gained 2.1 per cent.

An Air Canada Jazz flight to Toronto was ordered to stop on a St. Louis runway seconds before a Southwest jet landed, ATC audio shows. The FAA says separation was maintained.

The Sûreté du Québec is treating the deaths of two women shot in a restaurant parking lot in Rivière-du-Loup as murders. No arrests have been made.

Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine said Friday the Trump administration will drop some 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods used by Maine farmers.

Loblaw says it is starting to notify about two million Canadians affected by a March data breach, and is offering free credit monitoring through TransUnion.