Canadian auto parts companies say the current North American trade agreement is helping them manage headwinds from south of the border, even as tariff disruptions intensified over the past months.

The Green and White battle the Ticats at home on Saturday. Teagan Witko, Justin Dunk and Wes Cates start the pre-game show at ...

The NBA on Wednesday unanimously approved the sale of the Boston Celtics to a group led by private equity mogul Bill Chisholm ...

Samia Berraies, Associate Director of Research, Development and Technology at the Swift Current location, explains why the ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney met virtually Wednesday with the "Coalition of the Willing" — a group of nations that have agreed ...

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says a preliminary search of a Winnipeg landfill for the remains of a victim of a ...

A proposed class-action lawsuit filed in Federal Court says the Canadian government wrongfully denies people status under the ...

Canada's main stock index finished higher on Wednesday, helped by strength in consumer cyclicals, while U.S. stock markets ...

Agriculture Canada is predicting solid yields for most crops on the Prairies, based on computer modelling that was done at ...

Isolated rainfall and storm events occurred across the southern portion of the province this week, with accumulations ranging ...

Groups including APAS and SaskOilseeds want the federal government to resolve trade dispute with China as soon as possible, ...