TORONTO — Northern Development and Mines Minister Michael Gravelle says the Ontario government is not going to increase the mining tax, despite the auditor general's concern about falling revenues.
OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada must decide if it will grant a six-month extension to the federal government to respond to its landmark ruling on doctor-assisted death.
HALIFAX — Military police are investigating an alleged sexual assault involving members of the navy on board HMCS Athabaskan.
OTTAWA — The constitutional challenge to a Conservative law that retroactively cleared the RCMP for destroying gun registry data has been put on hold while the new Liberal government reassesses its options.
The straight-talking CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway saw his takeover bid for one of the biggest rail companies in the U.S. rejected Friday over concerns it would not secure regulatory approval.
The United Nations sponsored conference got a shot of adrenaline Monday when 150 world leaders, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, showed up for the opening day at the invitation of host French President Francois Hollande.