Prime Minister Justin Trudeau officially gave the go-ahead to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project on Tuesday afternoon.

After two years in San Fransisco, Shopify’s annual conference is returning to Toronto. According to BNN Bloomberg, the Canadian tech company will relocate Shopify Unite to Toronto permanently.

Cinnaholic is about to open their newest location on the Danforth, and they’re celebrating with a pretty sweet deal. The shop will open its third location in Toronto on Friday and they’ll be offering their sweet vegan treats for just $1.

It has been 11 days since the Government of Canada opened the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit to Canadians who are out of work due to COVID-19, and in that time over 7.5 million residents have since been paid through the program.

The provincial public transit authority announced on Thursday a $79-million investment to acquire a new fleet of 118 buses.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that mandatory COVID-19 testing would be implemented at airports, including Vancouver International Airport (YVR).

Each day in Canada, a lot of news regarding COVID-19 comes out nationally and locally. Now, we’re bringing you the top coronavirus headlines from Vancouver and across Canada all together in one place on a daily basis, to help you digest all the information and stay in the know with the biggest stories and developments.

The president and CEO of  Montreal-based construction and engineering firm SNC-Lavalin is retiring from his position, the company has announced.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced new legislation to provide enhanced measures for firearms, which includes finalizing the prohibition of assault-style weapons.

According to Statistics Canada, in April, the country gained a record 106,500 jobs, which is the biggest one-month increase since 1976.

Canada is investing $10 billion in infrastructure projects, which will provide around 60,000 jobs across the country. On Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the new infrastructure initiatives will help create jobs and economic growth, to ensure of recovery during the pandemic.

Keep your eyes peeled because Michael Fassbender (aka Magneto) has been spotted on the streets of Montreal taking pictures with fans.

In Canada, we’re used to the Prime Minister leading an outdoor lifestyle. In fact, Trudeau has often been photographed casually kayaking on our waterways — he even kissed a bride during one kayaking trip.

The controversial Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline proposal to transport Alberta oil to the BC coast for shipping to Asia on tankers has been rejected by Justin Trudeau.

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced a new initiative on Wednesday for those in those province who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

With the federal election just five weeks ahead, it was only natural that Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau would take his campaign to the top of Grouse Mountain. But to be more specific, he got to the top by completing the gruelling Grouse Grind trail.

Star Wars is a phenomenon that spans intergalactic galaxies from far, far away. But this spring it will be getting up close and personal in Montreal — at least for the 18+ crowd.

The CEOs of Canada’s five major grocery chains have agreed to work with the federal government to steady soaring food prices, says Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne.