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VANCOUVER — Critics of open-net fish farms say the escape of Atlantic salmon from a Washington state pen that held 305,000 fish should spur Canada to support a transition to land-based aquaculture because it's already leading the world with the most

MONTREAL — Aimia Inc. (TSX:AIM) says it has sold the Air Miles Trademarks, license and royalty agreements for Canada to Diversified Royalty Corp. (TSX:DIV).

OTTAWA — Sen. Denise Batters was minutes from boarding a flight home when she noticed two-day old Twitter posts that said she was only in the upper chamber because her husband killed himself.

OTTAWA — Donald Trump's envoy to Canada assumes her new post in October. Word about her planned arrival for Kelly Knight Craft comes three weeks after her swift confirmation by the United States Senate. A spokesperson at the U.S.

PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. — Premier John Horgan is citing fairness and affordability for his fledgling NDP government's decision to eliminate tolls on two major Vancouver-area bridges in time for the Labour Day weekend.

Health Canada is warning the public about the suffocation risk associated with baby nests — small, portable beds with soft, padded sides.

OTTAWA — Prominent federal Conservatives, including leader Andrew Scheer, have vowed not to give any more interviews to the Rebel but will their party cut all its ties to the controversial far-right media outlet? So far, the party isn't saying.

TORONTO — Canadian and American auto worker unions say they'll continue to fight for higher wages in Mexico with or without a NAFTA deal, even as U.S.

More than 350 workers at a General Electric plant in Peterborough, Ont., will be losing their jobs as the 125-year-old facility ceases manufacturing next year.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced the dates for next year's meeting of G7 leaders in Quebec — June 8-9. Canada will host the summit at a resort in La Malbaie, northeast of Quebec City in the Charlevoix region.