OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear the case of an Ontario man who sued his insurance company over stolen marijuana plants.
OTTAWA — Tom Mulcair is trying to turn around the NDP's flagging fortunes as he gears up for a federal election within nine months, shaking up his office and campaign team and stepping up his attacks on Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau.
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Newfoundland and Labrador's premier says he wants to cut the size of the legislature by 10 from 48 to 38 seats before the next election.
CALGARY — Canada's finance minister says he will delay tabling a budget until April because of economic uncertainty caused by tumbling oil prices.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird said in Egypt on Thursday that Canada hopes for a resolution "sooner rather than later" in the case of imprisoned Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, who has spent more than a year behind bars in Cairo after he and two colleagues were arrested while working for news broadcaster Al Jazeera English.
TORONTO — Education Minister Liz Sandals will release a report today into the troubled Toronto District School Board, where she said a "culture of fear" existed among staff.