TORONTO—Broaching the subject of puberty can be nerve-racking for parents and embarrassing for kids, but Nickolay Lamm is hoping to help smooth the process with an...
HALIFAX—The prospect of paying to get into—or out of—New Brunswick isn’t going over well in some sectors of neighbouring Nova Scotia. The New Brunswick government is...
OTTAWA—Newly released government documents paint the clearest picture to date of how the Conservative government’s controversial approach to Syrian refugee resettlement played out last year. Before...
TORONTO—Energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in Canada will continue to grow over the next 24 years regardless of whether oil prices rise or pipeline projects...
MONTREAL—Police in Quebec say they have arrested 13 people who allegedly exchanged advice on ways to sexually abuse children without raising suspicion. The investigation by Quebec...
OTTAWA—Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion is travelling to Ukraine this weekend to express Canada’s support for the eastern European country that lost the Crimean Peninsula to...
EDMONTON—Alberta Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says that she stands behind any federal government plan that will bolster the chances of getting pipelines built. Phillips was responding...
WASHINGTON—The Canadian government has fired off a pre-emptive strike before American lawmakers hold a hearing in which the northern neighbour’s Syria refugee policy will be on...
OTTAWA—From a derelict downtown brownfield to an urban playground complete with NHL arena, museums, and European-style plazas—Ottawa’s long-ignored LeBreton Flats is on the cusp of transformation....
EDMONTON—The mayors of Calgary and Edmonton say they are working more closely with the province in the hope of improving services without spending lots of new...