A family member of three women and a baby killed in a Prince Rupert, B.C., apartment arson 25 years ago is pleading for an anonymous letter writer to help solve the cold case.
VICTORIA — Finance Minister Mike de Jong says this year's budget bottom line is rosier than originally forecast but that doesn't mean the government is about to embark on a spending spree.
TORONTO — Canada's big city mayors met on Thursday hoping to leverage a looming federal election into billions of dollars worth of commitments from Ottawa for transit, affordable housing and other big-money projects.
OTTAWA — The federal government faces a new hurdle as it shifts from negotiating new free trade deals to implementing them: Canadian companies that are overly cautious about courting new business overseas.
WASHINGTON — The Canadian government is expressing optimism that a trade war might be averted with the United States in a long-standing dispute over agricultural products.
OTTAWA — Canadian warplanes have gone into action again in Iraq, bombing a militant compound and bomb-making factory in separate raids over the last few days.