The protesters were taken away Saturday after crossing a police line on Burnaby Mountain, where crews have been conducting survey work for the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government has a policy that allows signs touting its economic agenda to be erected at construction sites long before work begins and to be left up over the winter lull, The Canadian Press has learned.
OTTAWA - The federal government has announced $200 million over six years to support mental health needs of military members, veterans and their families.
VANCOUVER — The Independent Investigations Office has taken over the case of a 51-year old man who died after an altercation with police in East Vancouver.
EDMONTON — Volunteers hope a book of personal stories and images they've compiled from soldiers who served in Afghanistan will help Canadians remember a conflict that some fear is already fading from the public eye.
WASHINGTON - Sputtering with indignation, the Republican party promises there will be consequences for U.S. President Barack Obama's sweeping, unilateral move on immigration.