TORONTO — Corporate behemoths Walmart Canada and Visa have declared a truce in their dispute over merchant fees, allowing Walmart customers in Manitoba and Thunder Bay, Ont., to resume using the credit card beginning Friday.
VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Supreme Court has delayed a hearing on a case that seeks to set aside two rulings made by the provincial conflict of interest commissioner involving Premier Christy Clark.
VANCOUVER — Sitting a few metres from the rink where she and the rest of the UBC Thunderbirds women's hockey team celebrated last season's league title, Mikayla Ogrodniczuk's brave front shows a tiny crack.
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's immigration minister thanked "the entire community" for its support Thursday, as her husband was released on bail on charges he assaulted, threatened and choked her on New Year's Eve.
Trudeau is planning to embark on a campaign-style tour, talking to average folks at coffee shops and church basements across the country.
OTTAWA — The national labour market saw big gains in 2016, but unlike recent years the net job growth was propelled by a surge in the less-desirable category of part-time work.