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The billionaire has appealed to those voters by opposing trade deals and supporting a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out immigrants accused of taking jobs

The city of Vancouver has released a report on the extent of Vancouver’s vacant home problem. Here's a look by the numbers.

About five per cent of homes in Vancouver are not occupied, according to a new city report. But there appears to be no correlation between skyrocketing home prices and the city’s non-occupancy rate, which has been mostly flat since 2012, said Bruce Townson, the chief executive officer of Ecotagious Inc., a software company hired by the city last year to analyze electricity consumption.

The city of Vancouver has released a new report on the extent of Vancouver’s vacant home problem.

Sportswear giant Nike, watch brand Tag Heuer and luxury car company Porsche, three of Sharapova's major sponsors, are cutting ties with the Russian tennis star

OTTAWA - A new report by the Conference Board of Canada says strong economic growth in British Columbia is expected to lead to a wave of migration from provinces hit by low oil prices.

Thousands of new spaces will be created for family reunification and refugee resettlement, while fewer will be available to immigrants seeking to come for work

The core issue in the $100M case: Did Gawker have the right to post the sex tape, approximately nine seconds of which was actual sexual content?

Abdu Albasset Egwilla, a 'known hardliner,' said, 'Allah they have gathered against us and are scheming against us, so scheme against them'

Police said a suspect or suspects approached Tyshawn Lee in a park, spoke to him and then led him down an alley, where he was killed by a shot to the head

Andrew Coyne: Imagine a system in which students paid for university over the course of their working lives, and as a percentage of their incomes

A new study about buying habits emphasizes how expensive it is to be poor. Researchers found having more money gives people the luxury of paying less for things

As emojis become an inescapable part of communication, Canadian Press reporter David Friend took to the streets of Toronto to see how well people could decipher movie titles written in emoji sequences.

TORONTO - If emojis could express their meteoric rise into the lexicon of virtual language, it might start with a surprised face, followed by thumbs up, and a trophy.

British Columbia’s energy minister wants to send a message to Alberta. “We in B.C. are not opposed to other Canadians getting their products to the west coast at all. I want to make that really clear,” says Bill Bennett, a key minister in Christy Clark’s government. “All of us are Canadians and we’re also neighbours with Alberta. We […]

'Don’t get involved in American politics. Don’t take sides in your words,' says a former ambassador. 'Don’t takes sides with your smile. Don’t take sides — period'

The jury concluded the towns violated the constitutional rights of nonbelievers by denying them services such as police protection, building permits and water hookups

LONDON - The Rolling Stones press office says the band's former bassist Bill Wyman has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, but is expected to make a full recovery.

Malaysia’s Petronas is frustrated that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s climate-change priorities are introducing new uncertainty for its proposed $36 billion Pacific NorthWest LNG project in northern British Columbia and has threatened to walk away if it doesn’t get federal approval by March 31, according to a source close to the project.

The ruling also prohibits identifying the cancer patient and his family, citing the 'intensely private and personal matter of his death'

The suit claims the federal and Ontario governments have 'unjustifiably infringed' on the Cree Nation’s title and rights — and breached their trust and obligations

One patient said that, without warning, he pulled eight of her teeth out and fixed dentures on her raw gums. For three hours, the woman says she sat gushing blood

When your vehicle goes in for service, you expect things to get better, not worse.

Immigration authorities will allow Emadeldin Elsayed, 23, to return home voluntarily instead of deporting him, as long as he departs by July 5

The deal could see thousands of migrants coming to Europe returned to Turkey. In exchange, the EU would accept thousands of Syrian refugees