NIPIGON, Ont.—An Ontario cabinet minister will inspect a damaged bridge today that has indefinitely blocked traffic on that section of the Trans Canada Highway. online pharmacy...
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting used to international media attention and now he is getting tabloid headlines for vacationing with his family at an...
HALIFAX—The coordinator of a program at Halifax’s Dalhousie University that connects aboriginal elders with students says the initiative signals a new era of inclusivity for...
TORONTO—The lawyers who challenged the Harper government’s ultimately aborted appointment of Marc Nadon to the Supreme Court of Canada go before a court on Monday to...
WINNIPEG—Former member of Parliament Steven Fletcher might soon win a seat in the Manitoba legislature, but there’s currently no way for the quadriplegic politician to get...
MONTREAL—The Quebec government is assessing how many subsidized daycare spaces in its already crowded network it can offer Syrian refugees, but a spokesperson for the family...
TORONTO—Here are five things to look for in Canadian business this week: Housing data: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. releases data Monday on the number of...
OTTAWA—Canada plans to kick-start a long-stalled international effort aimed at ridding the world of the key ingredients needed for nuclear weapons, The Canadian Press has learned....
VANCOUVER—Canada’s immigration minister says the pepper spraying of Syrian refugees in Vancouver was an “isolated incident” that won’t tarnish the country’s migrant-friendly reputation. John McCallum says...