New customers line up for N.B. peanut butter — and doughnuts too

With the ever-present threat of U.S. tariffs, companies like Sussex-based Barbours and Mrs. Dunster's are looking across ...

Quebec Liberal leader steps down after weeks of turmoil

Quebec Liberal Party Leader Pablo Rodriguez is said to have made the decision to resign, according to Radio-Canada sources.

Six Canadian MPs denied entry by Israel to occupied West Bank

Israeli authorities say they denied the Canadian lawmakers entry for "security reasons", which one of the MPs called ...

Volunteers participate in annual Christmas bird count in Eastend

Swans a-swimming, geese a-laying, calling birds, french hens, turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree; these birds have ...

RCMP officer receives compensation for leg amputation after longtime insurance battle

A retired RCMP officer was twice denied amputee insurance by Canada Life. He was injured in the line of duty and for years ...

Trade talks, a new French tutor, and Guilbeault's future: What we learned from Mark Carney’s end-of-year interviews in Quebec

The next year marks the long-awaited review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico free trade agreement after Trump officials threatened ...
Railway Age

People News: VIA Rail, HDR, STV

VIA Rail President and CEO Mario Péloquin will retire after a 41-year career. Also, HDR promotes Miloš Vasiljević to ...
Montreal Gazette on MSN

Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez is resigning

Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez has decided to resign, The Gazette confirmed Wednesday. Only six months after winning ...

Clams or Nickelback?

INK-STAINED BLACKOUT — You’ll find Prime Minister MARK CARNEY on the airwaves during the holiday season speaking to Radio-Canada’s PATRICE ROY, Global’s DAWNA FRIESEN, CBC’s ROSEMARY BARTON, TVA’s ...