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Rob Shaw: BC United mum on fundraising figures as NDP, Conservatives hit record highs

Rob Shaw: BC United mum on fundraising figures as NDP, Conservatives hit record highs

Ahead of the fall elections, BC NDP's major fundraising success overshadows all rival parties
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Lt.-Gen. Jennie Carignan named Canada's newest chief of the defence staff

Lt.-Gen. Jennie Carignan named Canada's newest chief of the defence staff

OTTAWA — The federal government has named Lt.-Gen. Jennie Carignan as defence chief, making her the first woman to hold the Canadian Armed Forces' top job.
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One way to get real-life legal experience? A free trip to the Paris Olympics

One way to get real-life legal experience? A free trip to the Paris Olympics

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Once a year, law professor Moraima “Mo” Ivory usually brings celebrities like Steve Harvey, Ludacris and Rick Ross into her Georgia State University classroom for some entertainment legal talk.
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China is the runaway leader in generative AI patent applications followed by the US, the UN says

China is the runaway leader in generative AI patent applications followed by the US, the UN says

GENEVA (AP) — China has requested far more patents than any other country when it comes to generative AI, the U.N. intellectual property agency said Wednesday, with the United States a distant second.
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What was the 'first American novel'? On this Independence Day, a look at what it started

What was the 'first American novel'? On this Independence Day, a look at what it started

NEW YORK (AP) — In the winter of 1789, around the time George Washington was elected the country's first president, a Boston-based printer quietly launched another American institution.
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What was the 'first American novel'? On this Independence Day, a look at what it started

What was the 'first American novel'? On this Independence Day, a look at what it started

NEW YORK (AP) — In the winter of 1789, around the time George Washington was elected the country's first president, a Boston-based printer quietly launched another American institution.
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Freya the rescued lion cub is safe in South Africa, but many other lions there are bred to be shot

Freya the rescued lion cub is safe in South Africa, but many other lions there are bred to be shot

PAARL, South Africa (AP) — Freya, a 6-month-old lion cub rescued from the wildlife trade in Lebanon, poked a curious nose out of her transport crate and sniffed the air.
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Daikin, Amana and Goodman heat pumps recalled due to excessive heat exposure risk

Daikin, Amana and Goodman heat pumps recalled due to excessive heat exposure risk

Health Canada says thousands of heat pumps sold in the country are being recalled over a risk of excessive heat exposure. The recall includes multiple models of Daikin, Amana and Goodman-branded heat pumps.
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Daikin, Amana and Goodman heat pumps recalled due to excessive heat exposure risk

Daikin, Amana and Goodman heat pumps recalled due to excessive heat exposure risk

The recall includes multiple models of Daikin, Amana and Goodman-branded heat pumps.
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OMERS selling LifeLabs to Quest Diagnostics in deal valued at $1.35B

OMERS selling LifeLabs to Quest Diagnostics in deal valued at $1.35B

TORONTO — Ontario pension fund manager OMERS has signed a deal to sell medical lab company LifeLabs to U.S.-based firm Quest Diagnostics in a deal valued at $1.35 billion including debt.
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