In 2018, 61.4 million MW of Canadian electricity was exported to the U.S. A numbered company’s request to sell energy equals 7.3 percent of 2018’s demand.
Get ready British Columbia, another winter storm is coming.
Canadian insolvency numbers are reaching levels that we have not seen since the financial crisis.
A city bus in Surrey B.C. was stolen early Thursday morning and taken for a joyride.
The elections commissioner is investigating Ezra Levant and The Rebel after Levant released a book critical of Trudeau during the last federal election.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been spotted on his vacation in Costa Rica, leading to questions regarding the opulence of his travel.
Canada’s Global News asked who the person of the decade was. Overwhelmingly, Donald Trump was the answer, raking in almost 72% of the 47,605 votes.
Ontario Labour Minister Monte McNaughton is trying to get more of Ontario’s youth into the trades because the province has a shortage of tradespeople.
According to Alberta Health, the first case of severe vaping-associated lung illness has been reported.
At least 58 fire- and water-related deaths were recorded by the Red Cross in Atlantic Canada.
A Globe and Mail article suggested prairie provinces are reluctant to gain more independence, despite most respondents in poll not being from the west.
A new Liberal program allows communities to choose the immigrants they bring in.
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death at a Laval park Wednesday night.
Canada defeated Slovakia in a decisive victory today, advancing to the semifinals of the World Junior Championship.
The province of Quebec led by the Coalition Avenir Quebec now has a values test for immigration applicants.