TORONTO — After a tumultuous period of budget cuts and high-profile staff departures, the National Film Board celebrated its 75th year with a welcome bit of good news: an Academy Award nomination.
OTTAWA — The squeeze of the oil slump is prompting one of Canada's biggest banks to slash its 2015 forecast for the country's economy and warn that another interest-rate cut could be on the way.
ST. ALBERT, Alta. — Mourners including Prime Minister Stephen Harper will attend a regimental funeral service today in Alberta for RCMP Const. David Wynn.
OTTAWA — It appears the Conservative government is open to the idea of changing the way it tries to offset the high cost of food in the North.
WASHINGTON — There are big fears in the U.S. intelligence community about little devices like the one that slammed into the White House this morning.
OTTAWA — The federal government has missed a deadline to provide funding to 95 thalidomide victims.