VANCOUVER—The company hoping to twin its pipeline between Alberta and B.C. claims some interveners broke the National Energy Board’s rules when they presented oral arguments at...
OTTAWA—The Shipbuilding Association of Canada is hoping the Liberal government will change course when it comes to the renewal of the country’s navy and civilian fleets....
REGINA—The Saskatchewan SPCA is leading a project to certify rescue groups. It has begun working with animal groups, the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Protective Services and...
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.—Residents in Prince Rupert, B.C., are concerned about the safety of their drinking water after elevated levels of lead were found in four schools,...
OTTAWA—Canada’s Senate, often accused of being an anachronism, is being asked to wrestle with the futuristic dream of driverless cars. Transport Minister Marc Garneau wants the...
OTTAWA—As MPs in the House of Commons thrashed out their conflicting views of how to prosecute the war against militants of the Islamic State of Iraq...
VANCOUVER—The Vancouver Aquarium has filed a lawsuit alleging copyright infringement by a filmmaker whose documentary was critical of the facility’s treatment of dolphins and beluga whales....
VICTORIA—Drummers, dancers and politicians welcomed the first aboriginal woman elected to British Columbia’s legislature in an emotional ceremony that saw Melanie Mark wipe away tears. Mark...
OTTAWA – To hear Ban Ki-Moon tell it, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s rapprochement with the United Nations was nothing short of the return of the prodigal...
OTTAWA—The province is launching public consultations—beginning on Feb. 18—on the changing policing in Ontario. The community safety and correctional services ministry says the nature of policing...