HALIFAX — Blowing snow battered parts of Atlantic Canada for the second time in three days Wednesday, closing businesses and government offices and snarling transportation in the region.
EDMONTON — RCMP and health officials are raising the alarm about a painkilling drug linked to more than 100 deaths last year in Alberta.
TORONTO — The Globe and Mail has captured the most nominations for the 2014 National Newspaper Awards with 16 entries on the list of finalists.
Dozens of Canada's top scholars are urging a sweeping remake of how the country produces and uses its energy in a necessary effort to wean itself off fossil fuels.
TORONTO — Two men accused of plotting to derail a passenger train need to have "genuinely meant" to bring about that alleged crime, as opposed to feigning that intention, a jury was told Wednesday as they entered their eighth day of deliberations.
OTTAWA — The Harper government is taking a wait-and-see attitude on the foreign policy implications of the Israeli election. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud Party has won re-election in Israel's national ballot.