Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed… Canada Post workers poised to strike Friday Canada Post received a strike notice Monday from the union ...

A former member of Canada’s world junior hockey team is set to continue testifying today at the sexual assault trial of five ...

High-ranking officials from the world’s top economies are in Banff, Alta., this week for a three-day summit that will cover ...

British Columbia’s power utility is facing transformational challenges of drought, rising costs and a trade war with the United States as it works to meet electricity demand ...

The AP program first started in the United States during the Cold War as an academic program for high-achieving, typically wealthy, white students who demonstrated readiness for university-level work.

An Indiana man convicted in the fatal shooting of a police officer in 2000 was executed Tuesday by lethal injection in the state’s second execution in 15 years. Benjamin ...

Israeli strikes overnight and into Tuesday have killed at least 60 people across the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian ...

Dozens of irate residents are protesting the RM of Prairie Lake’s new program to regulate boat entry to Pelican Lake. About ...

Residents evacuated from wildfires near Lac du Bonnet are returning home to assess property damage and rebuild what has been destroyed by the deadly blaze. On Monday, JoAnne Hirst was ...

The province’s seven Conservative members of Parliament have elected Brandon-Souris MP Grant Jackson as chair of the Manitoba ...

A major water-line break in Neepawa on Sunday prompted an urgent call for residents to restrict water use, as the town scrambled to contain the disruption and preserve its treated water supply. The ...