Okanagan Nation Alliance among Indigenous groups issuing travel advisory to U.S.
Indigenous travellers crossing the border into the United States are being warned to exercise extreme caution amid an increasingly tense political climate.
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Monday, February 2, 2026
Politics & Government
‘Hard to believe’: Almost one year since B.C. mother Jennifer Provencal disappeared
'There's no way she would have just walked away from her family and home,' neighbour Lee Hunter said. 'There's just no way. She was not that kind of mother.'
Landlord sues Toys “R” Us Canada over claim of unpaid rent at Toronto location
RioCan Holdings says it terminated the toy retailer’s lease at Lawrence Allen Centre in January
Three Southern Alberta Mustangs junior hockey players killed in motor vehicle collision
The players were headed to practice when the collision occurred
Prince Rupert man feared a ‘hit’ had been ordered before his family’s death, inquest hears
Police told the inquest Christopher Duong was known to officers and allegedly involved in the Prince Rupert drug trade before he was found dead with his wife and two young kids.
Business & Economy
Thai Beverage Makers Look to Warm Weather to Revive Earnings
For Thai beverage companies, summer can’t come fast enough. After a year of weak consumer sentiment weighing on earnings, warmer days are expected to boost the bottom lines of tea and energy drink...
China Sees Record Coal Plant Bids Even as Usage Declines, Report Finds
China fielded a record number of proposals for new coal-fired power plants last year — even as generation from fossil fuels fell amid a surge of clean energy.
Dr. Carol Martin is the President of the Alberta Dental Association for 2026
Rural Alberta dentist brings decades of practice and governance experience to her term, will focus on access to care and oral health education EDMONTON, Alberta, Feb. 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —...
FAA head won’t say whether U.S. will refuse to certify Canadian-made planes or wield tariffs on aircraft
Trump issued threats last week, with industry reacting with confusion over President’s understanding of certification process
Former PM Harper says ‘no reason why we can’t pull the country together’ in fireside chat with Chretien
Stephen Harper and Jean Chretien came together with a common message Monday, stressing the importance of national unity, especially amid an ongoing trade war and threats to Canada’s sovereignty by...