The mayor of The Pas has stepped down from his position just weeks before the upcoming local election and has also decided not to...

The Canadian government is gearing up to address certain demands from the U.S., such as lifting restrictions on American alcohol sales, in return for tariff relief amid escalating trade discussions prior to the upcoming tariff deadline. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a new 50% tariff on numerous Canadian imports by August 19, citing concerns about provincial alcohol bans, dairy import quotas, and auto tariffs. Industry sources familiar with the negotiations have indicated that Canada is open to addressing these issues by potentially lifting the alcohol bans, considering the removal of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. automobiles, and making adjustments in the dairy sector. In return, Canada is seeking the withdrawal of the proposed 50% tariffs,...

Andrew Baker is set to take over as the new president and CEO of Alpine Canada, succeeding Therese Brisson, who has moved on to lead Skate Canada after six years in the position. Baker, who has a 21-year background at the Canadian Olympic Committee, most recently serving as the COC's chief external affairs officer, will commence his role at Alpine Canada in September. Alpine Canada manages alpine and Para alpine racing as well as ski cross, with approximately 15,000 registered racers and 5,500 coaches in 200 clubs nationwide, as reported in the organization's 2025 annual report. Additionally, Alpine Canada hosts international World Cup races in Canada. Upcoming events include two women's giant slaloms in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, in...