WINNIPEG — The agreement to restore rail service to the town of Churchill in northern Manitoba will include at least $117 million from the federal government....
TORONTO — Days after denouncing a Toronto judge who deemed a provincial law violated charter rights, the Ontario government said it would invoke the Constitution in...
OTTAWA — Advocates for a Montreal man who is suing the federal government over his detention and treatment in Sudan are crying foul over what they...
OTTAWA — The Canadian military is drawing up options to extend its mission in Iraq even as growing political instability and competing foreign interests threaten to...
TORONTO — Until recently, traffic congestion and lack of affordable housing were expected to dominate Toronto’s fall election, but now some candidates and voters are worried...
MONTREAL — A chain gas explosion similar to the one that tore through three Boston suburbs could happen in Canada, although such a possibility is unlikely, energy...
FREDERICTON — New Brunswick party leaders clashed over language in their second televised debate Friday night, debating whether the premier ofCanada’s only officially bilingual province needs...
TORONTO — Three prominent former politicians who negotiated the inclusion of the notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are condemning the Ontario government’s...
VANCOUVER — Health officials in Vancouver urged people to get vaccinated against measles by Friday if there’s a chance they were exposed to the highly infectious...
SURREY, B.C. — New Democrat Leader Jagmeet Singh says he’s faced barriers to creating change within the party as he reflects on a shaky first year...