The Transportation Modernization Act administers financial penalties for railways that fail to deliver promised rail cars for grain shipments on time
The Ontario PC leader didn’t say when he will provide costed details on his campaign promises, but said it will be before the province heads to the polls June 7
Chinese involvement in an Indonesian project that will include a Donald Trump-branded hotel and golf course is calling into question the U.S. president’s motives for working to overturn a ban on telecom firm ZTE Corp.
Alberta’s deputy premier, who attended the Yellowknife conference in Premier Rachel Notley’s stead, demanded unwavering support from the other western provinces for Trans Mountain
Kathleen Wynne attacked Andrea Horwath for coming out against back-to-work legislation
The Puna Geothermal Venture, owned by Nevada’s Ormat Technologies, was shut down shortly after the Kilauea volcano began spewing lava on May 3. The plant provides roughly one-quarter of the Big Island’s daily energy demand
Hamburg will ban older models of diesel cars from certain sections of the city. The move follows a February ruling from Germany’s top administrative court allowing cities to ban diesel vehicles
A 10-year-old boy died at the Schlitterbahn park in Kansas City on a 17-story waterslide when the raft he was riding went airborne and hit an overhead loop
At a May 22 meeting with states, tribes, the chemical industry and environmental advocates, EPA head Scott Pruitt pledged to start work toward establishing a legal maximum limit for certain toxic contaminants in drinking water systems
Pierre Poilievre grilled Finance Minister Bill Morneau on the cost of the federal government’s carbon pricing scheme during a special Q-and-A session in the House of Commons on the evening of May 22
