VANCOUVER — Opponents of Canada's big energy projects will soon learn if the country's highest court will consider an appeal that could drastically alter public participation in National Energy Board reviews.
A massive tornado that struck western Manitoba this week has been given an preliminary rating which puts it in the category of large and violent, but not the worst that nature can serve up.
TORONTO — Ontario's Liberals waded into the looming federal election Thursday, accusing Prime Minister Stephen Harper of abandoning workers in the province by refusing to co-operate on a new provincial pension plan.
EDMONTON — Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci is casting a wide net for input into the NDP government's first budget.
CALGARY — Cenovus Energy says 300 to 400 workers will be let go from its Calgary office by year end as hopes for a quick recovery in oil prices evaporate.
Mohamed Fahmy's legal saga was drawn out further on Thursday as an Egyptian court abruptly postponed a much-anticipated verdict in his widely denounced terror trial.