Ontario enacted Monday the surcharge of 25 per cent on electricity exported to 1.5 million homes in New York, Michigan and Minnesota.

Liberal Leader Mark Carney is hoping to be sworn in as Canada's 24th prime minister by the end of the week but there are some logistical hurdles like security clearances for senior members of his ...

The sight of two metal feet sticking up from the snow is somewhat of a déjà vu for Edmontonians. For the second time in less than two weeks, a statue has gone missing – cut at the ankles with just the ...

Federal investigators looking into the cause of the January collision between a passenger jet and an Army helicopter near Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people recommended a ban on some helicopter ...

The Toronto Police Service (TPS) is apologizing to the Jewish community after it published a podcast that featured two Muslim liaison officers seemingly crediting the October 7 Hamas terror attacks ...

Alberta government lawyers are defending legislation that bars youth under 16 from puberty blockers and hormone therapy, saying the law is grounded in the best science available. David Madsen has told ...

The Canadian government is investing an additional $27.3 million to help support the homeless in Winnipeg. The funds are ...

China, Iran and Russia conducted joint naval drills Tuesday in the Middle East, offering a show of force in a region still uneasy over Tehran’s rapidly expanding nuclear program and as Yemen’s Houthi ...

Nearly 500 front-line workers at three child and family service agencies in Manitoba could soon be heading to the picket lines if a tentative agreement cannot be reached with their employers by March ...

The federal Liberals and the Conservatives are running neck-and-neck in voter support, a new Leger online poll suggests. The poll of Canadians’ voting intentions has both parties sitting at 37 per ...

A case of measles has been confirmed at the Bell Centre, with an infected individual attending a Montreal Canadiens hockey ...

Quebecers should not be wooed by the rise of Canadian nationalism and instead take “(their) own different interests in hand” to protect the province’s economy, Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François ...