SASKATOON — A Saskatoon judge says a man's admission to undercover police about killing and burning the body of a woman met the test set out by the Supreme Court of Canada.
OTTAWA — Canadian oilsands exporters narrowly survived a vote in the European Parliament on Wednesday that could have once again penalized Alberta bitumen as dirty oil.
TORONTO — A jury is now into its second day of deliberating the fate of a man accused in a deadly shooting at Toronto's Eaton Centre mall.
TORONTO — Travelling to the United States by air will be easier for some Canadian passengers, thanks to a new federal government initiative unveiled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — An unusual phenomenon has transpired in the United States Congress when it comes to mentions of Canada.
OTTAWA — The Privy Council Office, the bureaucracy that serves the prime minister and cabinet, played a key role in designing a lengthy 15-month hiring process for members of the government's backlogged social security tribunal.