DUGALD, Man.—Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Thursday the low Canadian dollar and low price of oil make his plans for stimulus spending and tax cuts...
BARRIERE, B.C.—The mayor of a British Columbia town says she’s appalled that a pornography website acquired the Internet domain name for the local chamber of...
VANCOUVER—An inflammatory cartoon picturing a drowned Syrian toddler and predicting his future as a sex offender in Germany is “disgusting,” says the boy’s aunt. Tima Kurdi...
VANCOUVER—A bitter dispute between British Columbia teachers and the provincial government over the right to negotiate class size and composition is headed to the Supreme Court...
MONTREAL—A renegotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is not possible even though serious concerns may be raised during public consultations, Canada’s trade minister said Thursday....
WINNIPEG—A former Manitoba fire commissioner has pleaded guilty to breach of trust and forgery in November 2015. Christopher Jones took up to $50,000 of provincial money,...
Ottawa, ON – A significant milestone was reached late yesterday evening. Canada has now welcomed more than 10,000 Syrian refugees to our country as part of...
The first aboriginal woman appointed to head a Canadian law school says the next generation of lawyers will better understand and help restore the country’s relationship...
EDMONTON—The Alberta government is freezing the salaries of managers and non-unionized public-sector workers for two years as it deals with nosediving oil and gas prices. Finance...
OTTAWA—No matter where Bill Morneau has taken his pre-budget road show, the economic storm clouds have gathered overhead. The federal finance minister’s cross-country tour to consult...