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After wrapping up filming in the Kamloops area, singer and actor Tyrese Gibson decided to leave the city early, which meant the hotel rooms dedicated to him were going to be left empty.

OTTAWA — Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson appears ready to deal with opposition parties to secure the votes he needs to get his net-zero legislation through Parliament next year.

Susannah Pierce, currently director of corporate affairs for LNG Canada, will become Shell Canada’s new president and country chair in 2021, taking over from the retiring Michael Crothers.

OTTAWA — The federal government has signed an agreement with the United States to send a Canadian astronaut around the moon as part of a broader effort to establish a new space station above the lunar surface.

MONTREAL — Quebec is shutting down most businesses and all primary and secondary schools until at least Jan. 11, as authorities try to get a handle on a second wave of COVID-19 that is forcing hospitals to scale back services.

OTTAWA — Canada's top central bank warned Tuesday that this country will face a fight to retain and attract top talent when the White House gets a new occupant next month. Protectionist policies and attitudes stemming from U.S.

EDMONTON — An ad man behind Alberta's much talked-about COVID-19 awareness campaign says he's happy about the attention it has received Kurt Beaudoin of ZGM Modern Marketing Partners in Edmonton says more than 400,000 people have watched the company'

OTTAWA — The RCMP has agreed to revamp its policies on the collection and use of information about protesters after a watchdog expressed fresh concerns, a notable shift from the police force's position only months ago.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada has signed a contract to receive up to 168,000 doses of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine before the end of December.

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