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WINNIPEG — Flood officials in Manitoba say a crest of floodwater is set to hit river-side communities west of Winnipeg.

OTTAWA — Manitoba's attorney general is calling on the Harper government to amend its new prostitution bill and remove a section that still criminalizes some acts of actual prostitution.

TORONTO — More than 1,000 complaints have been filed since the new anti-spam law took effect on Tuesday, says Manon Bombardier, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission’s chief compliance and enforcement officer.

OTTAWA - The Philadelphia Flyers say they are aware of stories out of Ottawa "surrounding" Claude Giroux, who was reportedly arrested Tuesday night for allegedly grabbing the buttocks of a male police officer.

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TORONTO — The CBC says it is cutting back dinner-hour newscasts and in-house production in a bid to shift its priorities from radio and television to digital and mobile services. The public broadcaster announced its five-year strategic plan Thursday.

OTTAWA — Metis organizations in British Columbia are embroiled in a bitter dispute that has made its way to the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

OTTAWA — Two rival Metis groups in British Columbia are locked in an ugly public battle that has gone all the way to the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s education minister says the government’s latest proposal to striking teachers is as good as it’s going to get. Peter Fassbender said Monday that the government is awaiting a response from the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

OTTAWA — Australia's prime minister says he hopes to get a few tips from sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ on financial management when he sits down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa today.