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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the "little do−si−do" taking place between Alberta’s two right−of−centre parties hasn’t changed how the NDP plans to tackle the next election.

Results of lung and blood tests will be private. But Waddington predicts the firefighters will need ongoing support and possible treatment for serious illnesses over the next 10 to 20 years.

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered his endorsement of Kenney to a crowd of Canada's conservative big-whigs during a party fundraiser at the Calgary Stampede

A Montreal park has a new lawn maintenance crew for the summer, and they're a pretty woolly bunch.

Canada’s pipeline watchdog changed its tune on the causes of a high-profile pipeline rupture after a parts manufacturer hired National, a prominent public relations firm.

Canada’s pipeline watchdog has given two of North America’s largest energy companies up to six months to fix what industry insiders have described as a series of “ticking time bombs.”

North American producers assumed that Saudi Arabia would reduce output to support prices. Instead, the world’s largest producer and exporter of oil elected to accept lower prices.

It’s the third year in a row that CAPP has revised its outlook downward.

Enbridge announced the equipment buys as it kicked off a three-day public relations tour in northern Michigan.

Former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney is expected to be leaving national politics to focus on his home province, the CBC reported on Tuesday.

Some of the largest oilsands producers in the province were forced to shut down or curtail operations last month as 80,000 residents of Fort McMurray evacuated the city to escape the fierce blaze.

The Canadian arm of U.K.−based G4S says the global security company does as much as it can to investigate its employees before hiring them, but it can’t guarantee they won’t commit violent crimes.

"Today there continues an existential threat to this industry," Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said in a speech at the Calgary Petroleum Club.

"We didn't have a respectful tone yesterday. We express regret for how things unfolded. The intention was never to embarrass the (Alberta) premier or the premier of Ontario."

In addition to being North America's capital for unaffordable homes, Vancouver also happens to have a disproportionate number of addresses linked to the Panama Papers.