OTTAWA— A contrite-sounding Kent Hehr publicly apologized Tuesday to a group of thalidomide survivors who accused the disabilities minister of belittling them and their cause as...
HALIFAX—A businessman charged with not paying Filipino temporary workers their required wages is expected to be back in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on Tuesday. Hector Mantolino,...
TORONTO—For the owner of Uncle Ike’s, one of the biggest marijuana shops in Seattle, the teenagers who come through his legal storefront to score weed are...
CALGARY—Kinder Morgan Canada (TSX:KML) says it is still not in a position to start significant construction on the Trans Mountain expansion project and expects spending on...
EDMONTON—Alberta has introduced new rules to try to keep third parties from end-running or abusing political fundraising rules. “Big money should have no place in politics,”...
OTTAWA—MPs chastised an Equifax Canada executive Monday for not doing more to make amends to thousands of Canadians whose personal information was compromised by hackers. John...
EDMONTON—For the first time in four decades, a bird known for its speed could be removed from the list of threatened species in most of Canada....
OTTAWA—Canada’s softwood lumber exports to the U.S. have fallen since the Americans imposed new duties earlier this year, but thanks to near-record wood prices the industry...
WINNIPEG—The Manitoba Public Utilities Board is giving a green light to rate increases for basic compulsory vehicle premiums, and is also recommending the government allow it...
BEIJING—Pursuing free trade with China and preserving the North American Free Trade Agreement are part of Canada’s international mission to combat the rising tide of populism,...