Canada

Seriously.

“When you’re with government, you need to have a much more balanced perspective.”

La série d'articles sur « l'Affaire Charest » de Mike De Souza est finaliste dans la catégorie « journalisme d'enquête exceptionnel » pour les médias en ligne.

Making use of Canada's new assisted suicide law, John died like he lived: fierce, dignified, ahead of his time, serving others, and surrounded by loved ones.

U.S. President Donald Trump approved the "long overdue" Keystone XL pipeline on Friday.

The company faces a long list of permits and approvals before it can start construction, especially in Nebraska where TransCanada doesn't expect a ruling on the project until the end of the year.

"You've been waiting for a long, long time," Trump said to TransCanada's Russ Girling.

Andrew Potter wrote that he deeply regretted the sloppy column which cost him the "dream job of a lifetime."

Is the phasing-put of the largest selling "bee-killing" insecticide in Canada actually a victory for science and the environment, or a well-worn strategy to swell corporate coffers?

Each of the big buckets of infrastructure cash will be spread out over 11 years, the Trudeau government said in its 2017 budget.

So, first things first: did this budget help move the climate deal from a plan to a reality? The short answer is yes, but not immediately.

There are doodles of wind turbines and photos of four smiling people on the cover page of Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s new federal budget.

Canada and the U.S. have rather "conservative" policies on transitioning to clean energy, says a new report that calls for a massive global ramp up in efforts to decarbonize the planet's economy.

Martine Ouellet was named the party's leader today after no candidate emerged to oppose her.

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.