TORONTO — The family of an ailing Mississauga, Ont., man detained in Egypt for more than a year says the father of four has been given all the documents needed to return to Canada.
Canadian companies need to build links with emerging markets such as India even though the lower value of the Canadian dollar and the U.S. economic recovery are currently boosting exports to the United States, the head of Export Development Canada said Wednesday.
WEST KELOWNA, B.C. — First Nations leaders are vowing to occupy Premier Christy Clark's constituency office until her government enacts a moratorium to stop the spread of treated human waste on private and public lands in B.C.'s Nicola Valley.
CALGARY — Bouquets of flowers, dozens of candles and an unsigned note pinned to a tree were reminders left Wednesday outside a home where five young people were stabbed to death a year ago.
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard said Wednesday his critics are trying to destroy his character in order to distract people from what he called the recent successes of his government.
SAINT-JEROME, Que. — The former Alpine Canada ski coach charged with sexually assaulting 11 young female athletes will make a second request for bail.