TORONTO – Ontario is taking a go-slow approach to one of its plans to ease traffic congestion, announcing a pilot project for a toll lane on...
CALGARY—A year into the global oil price plummet, and Calgary’s boom—and—bust economy is decidedly leaning towards bust. Home prices are down, unemployment is up, and no...
HALIFAX—Ken Hynes walked through the courtyard of Halifax’s Citadel Hill on Sunday towards the exact spot his grandfather stood 98 years ago the moment two ships...
OTTAWA—British Columbia’s premier says the Trudeau government’s plans for a more independent, non-partisan Senate will make the much-maligned institution even worse than it already is. Christy...
PARIS—Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has been named to a group of 14 international ministers who will serve as facilitators of the COP21 climate conference in...
PORT ALBERNI, B.C—A First Nations community on Vancouver Island has declared a state of emergency as rising water levels threaten to flood as many as two...
VANCOUVER—Residents on British Columbia’s South Coast will have little opportunity to dry off after a recent spate of wet weather. A second Pacific storm is bearing...
MONTREAL—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined a subdued ceremony Sunday to mark the 26th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre where 14 women were shot to death at...
WINNIPEG—A group that represents wildlife professionals is asking the Manitoba government to do more to protect the province’s declining moose population. The Wildlife Society Manitoba Chapter...
TORONTO—Hundreds gathered outside Queen’s Park Saturday to protest a law that regulates electronic cigarettes. The crowd puffed on e-cigarettes and chanted that “vaping is not smoking”...