CALGARY—The oilpatch often laments that the decision-making process for pipelines has become too political, but Canada’s natural resources minister didn’t shy away from that description when...
TORONTO—Ontario led Canada in job creation in January, adding a net total of 19,800 jobs, most of them full-time, but there are still stubborn pockets in...
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising to be flexible and fair with billions in new infrastructure money as mayors from the country’s biggest cities press the...
OTTAWA—Parks Canada’s decision to pull its support of the controversial Mother Canada monument has been met with emotions as polarized as the four-year debate over the...
TORONTO—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to appear at a rally with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne next week to support her candidate in an upcoming provincial...
OTTAWA—Elections Canada says last fall’s marathon federal election campaign cost $443 million to administer—53 per cent more than the 2011 election. And that’s just the preliminary...
VANCOUVER—The Hells Angels have lost a bid to regain control of a clubhouse in Nanaimo, B.C., in advance of a civil trial scheduled for next year....
WINNIPEG—A Winnipeg shopping mall has issued an apology to a decorated Manitoba war veteran and aboriginal elder who was told to get out last weekend. Joseph...
EDMONTON—After a five-year investigation by Canada Border Services into foreign nationals working in the country, an Edmonton woman has pleaded guilty to two counts under the...
WINNIPEG—Less than a month into the job, Taz Stuart says he is done with being the interim leader of the Manitoba Party and won’t be running...