Two men previously reported missing are now suspects in the homicides of a young couple gunned down in Northern B.C. last week, as well as in the suspicious death of another man whose body was found near the men’s burnt-out truck days later.
Federal court orders review of election date that coincides with Jewish holiday
The Federal Court has ordered the Chief Electoral Officer to review his decision to not recommend a change in the scheduled federal election date — October 21 — which coincides with a Jewish holiday.
Sask. toddler missing overnight found by rescuers on horseback who heard ‘giggle’ from mud hole
A missing toddler was found safe and sound on Tuesday morning after disappearing from an Aneroid, Sask.-area property on Monday evening.
Why triad gangsters may have attacked pro-democracy Hong Kong protesters
Hong Kong police continue to investigate the motive behind a violent attack against pro-democracy protesters at a subway station. Some of the attackers are believed to have connections to triads. CBC News explains who the triads are and their possible connection to government officials.
Transat co-founder could make more than $17M from sale to Air Canada
The co-founder of the company that owns Air Transat stands to make more than $17 million from the sale of the tour operator he co-founded.
Canada to invest in satellite technology to connect rural, remote areas
The federal government is making a big funding announcement Wednesday alongside a Canadian company that’s developing satellite technology to expand high-speed Internet access in rural and remote regions.
WestJet shareholders vote 92.5% to approve Onex takeover
WestJet Airlines Ltd. says its shareholders and optionholders voted to approve a proposed acquisition by Onex Corporation in a special meeting held Tuesday.
U.S. Justice Department opens antitrust investigation of tech companies
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a sweeping antitrust investigation of big technology companies and whether their online platforms have hurt competition, suppressed innovation or otherwise harmed consumers.
Harley-Davidson downshifts forecast as tariffs cause motorbike sales to sputter
Harley-Davidson Inc. on Tuesday trimmed guidance for shipments of its motorcycles in 2019 after worldwide sales in the second quarter slumped, hurt by higher tariff costs as well as weak demand in the United States.
Court dismisses challenge of deal that helps U.S. nab tax cheats in Canada
A Canada-U.S. deal that lets Canadian financial institutions send customer information to U.S. authorities to help track down tax cheats does not violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a judge has ruled.