PC Leader Doug Ford is still the heavy favourite to become Ontario’s next premier, but Andrea Horwath’s NDP have gained significant ground. Incumbent Kathleen Wynne meanwhile is clinging to political life support
Two First Nations communities near the English-Wabigoon River system in northwestern Ontario have dealt with mercury poisoning since a paper mill dumped it into the water in the 1960s
The Trans Mountain feud between Alberta and B.C. has reached a fever pitch. After Alberta passed legislation aimed at restricting fuel exports to the West Coast, B.C. is asking a court to declare the measure unconstitutional
The Boston-based home goods e-commerce retailer says the 800,000 square foot centre will bring 200 jobs to the region
Prices are expected to rise in Ontario, the Maritimes, Manitoba and Saskatchewan over the Victoria Day long weekend
The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate decision is May 30, but many analysts have been predicting Governor Stephen Poloz will wait until July before introducing another rate increase
The Leamington, Ont.-based cannabis producer says the deal with Southern Glazer’s, one of North America’s largest wine and spirits distributors, will give it coverage of all cannabis retailers across Canada
The moves, which relieve pressure on U.S. farmers and clear the way for a U.S.-led group to buy Toshiba Corp.’s computer memory chip business, may signal Beijing’s willingness to make a deal with Washington
The Canadian PM and the U.S. trade czar Robert Lighthizer are not on the same page when it comes to the progress of negotiations. Lighthizer cited big differences on a myriad of issues
The European Commission on May 17 referred Britain, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy and Romania to the EU’s highest Court of Justice
