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On its most important foreign policy issue Canada is sleepwalking into trouble once again. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. tap here to see…

Most of these public-private partnership colleges (PPP) in Canada are run by Asian-origin people, and students from Punjab preferred these colleges for various reasons.

B.C. Hells Angel Damion Ryan has been indicted in the U.S. for allegedly conspiring with an Iranian drug lord to murder two people. Read on.

In today’s letters to the editor: international student caps; dementia care; boardroom diversity; advertising tax breaks; cellphones in school; encore!

Kim Bolan visits the streets of Suva, Fiji, where B.C.-made drugs help fuel an addiction crisis that is devastating this idyllic nation.

Crime reporter Kim Bolan travelled overseas to track major B.C. drug smugglers based in countries like Vietnam to avoid arrest back home.

Canada Post has suspended some services in Ontario, British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador and is warning about delays in other parts of the country.

As many Canadians bundle up for warmth during this week’s cold snap, advocates say protections for the country’s homeless population are severely lacking.

About 150 million Americans were under a wind chill warning or advisory for dangerous cold and wind as an Arctic air mass spilled south and eastward across the U.S.

Albertas electricity operator says it ended a grid alert after more wind and solar power helped to alleviate the system. Find out more here