OTTAWA—The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Quebec’s Caisse de depot are among institutional investors seeking greater transparency from three of the world’s biggest mining conglomerates...
VANCOUVER—Premier Christy Clark says her primary focus in an upcoming trip to Ottawa will be to bolster British Columbia’s position as the top-ranking provincial economy in...
OTTAWA—A Senate committee has been told there is a shortfall of tens of billions of dollars between funding that’s been set aside for military equipment and...
WINNIPEG—Police officers are going to start riding transit buses in Winnipeg. The move comes after repeated requests from the transit drivers’ union. The number of assaults...
WINNIPEG—Internal government documents say Manitoba First Nations live in some of the most dilapidated homes in the country and it will cost $2 billion to eliminate...
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a change in culture is needed within Canadian police forces to ensure indigenous people are treated the same as everyone else....
OTTAWA—The Ottawa police force’s Major Crime unit is investigating a shooting in restaurant that left one man dead and another seriously injured. Officers were called to...
FREDERICTON—Nearly 50 years after New Brunswick became Canada’s first officially bilingual province, the language debate continues to torment the province and generate heated arguments in both...
OTTAWA—Some of Canada’s biggest producers of medical marijuana want Ottawa to implement advertising regulations similar to those that govern the sale of alcohol, as they await...
MONTREAL—Canadian food banks hope that the pinch they’re feeling from rising food prices isn’t snowballing into a full-fledged crisis. While each agency has unique circumstances, many...