Sen. Don Meredith begs forgiveness for 'moral failing;' not ready to resign
A former Conservative senator who had a sexual relationship with a teenager is begging for forgiveness and wants to keep his job in the Canadian Senate.
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Ontario plans to team up with California against Trump on climate change
Ontario says it will align itself with California to fight for climate change following President Donald Trump's decision to re-examine fuel efficiency regulations in the auto sector.
Advocates concerned about unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in Canada
In Buffalo, N.Y., a client is currently living in a shelter, desperately awaiting news about how she might be reunited with her three young children, all under the age of 10.
Federal agency probing Canadian banks for pressuring customers
The review comes after CBC reported some employees from Canada's five biggest banks alleged that they felt pressured to upsell, trick and even lie to customers to meet unrealistic sales targets.
A cyber attack just took down a Canadian government website
Government takes preventative measures in closing CRA portal for filing taxes over the weekend.
Canada sharing info on asylum seekers with Trump
The U.S. wants information identifying, to the extent possible, who the asylum seekers are, where they came from, what travel documents were in their possession & how they obtained them, Goodale said.
You know there’s a problem when you get 50,000 anti-Muslim emails in your inbox
By focusing on the Islamophobia part, critics have lost the inclusive spirit of the proposal, known in Ottawa as Motion-103.
After lobbying controversy, Clark government says it has one of 'strongest' regimes
FortisBC defends position in lobbying and political cash report, says it also speaks to government about renewables, emissions reductions
They fled war in Syria. Today, they manufacture emergency equipment for Canadians
From war-torn homes to manufacturing emergency kits for Canada's coast guard, Syrian refugees make the leap into the workforce.
Oil giant Shell sells off bulk of oilsands holdings
Royal Dutch Shell is selling the bulk of its oilsands holdings
Donors to Christy Clark's Liberals got $758 million in B.C. contracts
Data suggests companies bidding on government contracts in B.C. are seen in a more favourable light if they donate to the ruling party.
Teacher denied entry to U.S. highlights long-standing powers of U.S. customs officers
A soft-spoken elementary school teacher from a Vancouver suburb is scared to cross the border between Canada and the United States. But she hasn't always felt that way.
Quebec microbreweries say Energy East pipeline threatens beer and jobs
Quebec microbreweries are betting that the province's love for beer will help rally opposition to TransCanada's proposed Energy East pipeline project.
Apparel giant joins movement to stop fashion from destroying forests
The largest apparel conglomerate in the United States has added its voice to the chorus of outlets aiming to make fashion more forest-friendly.
Facing the climate conundrum: a pessimist and an optimist square off
The optimist: be hopeful. The pessimist: be realistic.
