The money will go to the WE Social Entrepreneurs initiative, which provides skills building, mentorship and financial support to social enterprises led by young people. Continue reading →

The government of Canada launched a new program aimed at protecting organizations that are based online, and researchers at the University of New Brunswick are leading the charge. Megan Yamoah has more. Continue reading →

On Monday, Capital One revealed that the personal information of six million Canadians was compromised in a hack. Continue reading →

Two federal cabinet ministers are making appearances in Alberta Wednesday following the Trudeau government’s second approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says in a letter to six right-leaning premiers Friday it’s “unhelpful to threaten national unity” if their demands to change two bills on the verge of being passed in Parliament aren’t met. Continue reading →

It’s uncharted water for both the government and the organizations it hopes will share hundreds of millions of dollars more, and the early part of the voyage has been rough. Continue reading →

Alberta’s Iron Coalition is the second Indigenous group to bid on the Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading →

Canada and the U.S. reached a deal Friday to lift those tariffs and they were physically removed today. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau was asked about the economic impact that may arise from a possible U.S. ban of Huawei and other telecom companies. Continue reading →

Blaine Higgs met with the federal finance minister Wednesday morning and says Bill Morneau was receptive to what’s needed for flooding relief and future mitigation. Continue reading →