New legislation will accelerate B.C. renewable energy projects
To ensure rapid permitting and robust regulation of renewable energy projects, the Province will introduce legislation in spring 2025 allowing the regulation of renewable...
Quebec kids killed: Domestic homicide often follows many warning signs, experts...
Montreal: The death of a Quebec man and his two children is a reminder for Canadians to be aware of the warning signs that...
Canada commits $800 million to support Indigenous led conservation projects
Montreal: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government will spend up to $800 million to support four major Indigenous-led conservation projects across the...
Trudeau to visit rare earths element processing plant in Saskatoon today
Saskatoon: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in Saskatoon today to visit a rare earths element processing plant.
Lithium, graphite, nickel, cobalt, copper and the...
Thousands remain in the dark days after fierce storms knocked out...
Thousands of Canadians are spending another day in the cold and dark, as hydro crews continue working to restore electricity to those affected by...
Air Canada failing to provide full services in both official languages:...
Ottawa: Whether travelling by plane, train or automobile, francophone travellers are struggling to access services in their language, Canada’s official languages commissioner said Tuesday.
Raymond...
Journalist to premier: The political journey of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
The political story of Danielle Smith is one of triumph then defeat, followed by betrayal, banishment and redemption.
The 52-year-old led her United Conservative Party...
New stats suggest Canadians already kicking some plastic habits as national...
By Mia Rabson
The Canadian Press
Ottawa: Canadians appear to be slowly cutting back on their use of plastic straws and grocery bags ahead of a...
Health Canada lifts years-long mad cow blood donation ban in Quebec
Quebec's blood supply agency says Health Canada has lifted a longstanding ban on blood donations in the province that stemmed from fear of mad...
Ottawa announces $2.8 billion to settle remaining part of B.C. day...
Vancouver: The federal government has come to a $2.8-billion agreement to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by two British Columbia first nations related to...