The federal government is putting up $117 million to restore rail service to the town of Churchill in northern Manitoba. Continue reading →

TD Bank says Alberta’s battered economy is headed in the right direction, but warns there are still a number of hurdles that could hinder recovery. Continue reading →

Canada’s spy agency wants to shield the identities of five current and former employees from the public when they testify in the lawsuit of a Montreal man who was detained in Sudan – prompting vehement objections from the man’s lawyer. Continue reading →

Poverty advocates are urging Ottawa to go back to a policy which allowed non-permanent residents to receive a Canada Child Benefit. Continue reading →

The city of Winnipeg has reached an “agreement in principle” with the federal government that could see $100 million extra for road renewal. Continue reading →

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau entered the Delta Hotel Edmonton South on Wednesday evening, he was greeted by dozens of protesters bringing attention to the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system. Continue reading →

The centre was the subject of a contentious debate since the closure was announced by the federal Liberals in 2016. Continue reading →

The money is for improving health care for youth, those who need home care or community care and mental-health initiatives. Continue reading →