OTTAWA — Stephen Poloz talks like a man who's had a weight lifted off his shoulders.
The country's broadcast regulator says tens of thousands of Canadians have either signed up for the first time or switched to the recently mandated skinny-basic TV packages.
Three Ontario families have launched lawsuits against a U.S.-based sperm bank and its Canadian distributor, alleging they were misled about their sperm donor's medical and social history, which included a criminal record
Nurse practitioners — not just doctors — would be allowed to provide medically assisted death to eligible patients under proposed legislation tabled Thursday by the federal government.
OTTAWA — Via Rail will ask the federal government by year's end to climb aboard a plan to run new "high-frequency," electric-hybrid trains in the busy Windsor-Quebec City corridor, says the head of the Crown corporation.
OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that two federal laws from the previous Conservative government's tough-on-crime agenda are unconstitutional.