OTTAWA — Canada's infrastructure minister is promising that taxpayers won't be left holding the bag should any projects funded through a proposed infrastructure bank go bankrupt.
REGINA — A veteran, retired teacher has denied any professional misconduct with members of a girls' basketball team she coached in the late 1980s.
VICTORIA — British Columbia's NDP leader demanded an apology Wednesday from Premier Christy Clark over what he says is a false allegation the New Democrats tried to hack the Liberal party's website.
VANCOUVER — Some sex workers are choosing the industry because it can be more lucrative and rewarding than low-paying service industry jobs, says a recent study by a researcher at the University of Victoria.
TORONTO — Police say an 85-year-old Toronto woman lost about $600,000 in a so-called "lottery sweepstake scam," with some of the money coming from the sale of her $2.6-million dollar home.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Police say two more people have been arrested in connection with the thefts of several boxes of "roll up the rim to win" cups from a Tim Hortons in Belleville, Ont.