Since its fall, Nortel broke apart and sold off various chunks of its business, including patents and wireless technology, the proceeds of which were the main issue of the court hearings.
SAINT-JEROME, Que. — A former construction entrepreneur who became a star whistleblower at Quebec's corruption inquiry has pleaded guilty to criminal charges.
TORONTO — A judge has agreed to order a mental health assessment for one of two men found guilty of terrorism charges in a case involving a plot to derail a passenger train.
OTTAWA — NDP Leader Tom Mulcair says he's troubled by a report that says the country's top soldier told the military to be prepared to ignore key recommendations of a report on sexual misconduct in the Canadian Forces.
CALGARY — Rachel Notley's sweeping election victory in Alberta has raised the possibility of big changes for the future of coal in the province.
NEW YORK — Canada's finance minister says sweeping American bank reforms introduced in the aftermath of the financial crisis violate the North American Free Trade Agreement.