Philip Morris’s Canadian affiliate, Rothmans, Benson & Hedges, along with other major tobacco brands, will pay 32.5 billion Canadian dollars, equivalent to $22.73 billion, to settle all smoking ...

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British American Tobacco said a Canadian court approved its plan to settle outstanding litigation in the country. The FTSE 100 cigarette maker--which houses the Kent, Dunhill and Lucky Strike ...

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1:53 Buying local more important than ever, Canadians say in survey The “buy Canadian” movement is seeing growing interest in British Columbia amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s annexation ...

The recent desecration of an iconic Hindu temple in Southern California with anti-Hindu and anti-Indian government graffiti ...

Over the last two weeks, Charles met with outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for a private audience, wore his Canadian ... the British foreign secretary echoed Starmer's words and said ...

British Columbia Prime Minister David Eby announced ... Donald Trump’s plans to extend tariffs to a broader range of Canadian goods. The 198 B.C. government stores, which serve over 36 million ...