CALGARY — A market analyst says Alberta's oilpatch is likely through with the bulk of spending and job cutbacks, but it's not out of the woods yet.
HALIFAX — A tobacco firm has launched a legal challenge against Nova Scotia's legislation to ban the sale of flavoured tobacco including menthol.
A friend of Sahab Jamshidi who is with him in St. Lucia says the Hamilton man's bid to have the charge dismissed was rejected by the judge this afternoon.
TORONTO — Students may have been rebelling against school-imposed dress codes for decades, but observers say the fact that those protests are now making national headlines suggests a fundamental shift in social attitudes.
CALGARY — Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the public shouldn't rush to judge allegations that documents have been illegally shredded since the Progressive Conservatives were defeated earlier this month.
OTTAWA — Canada's Disaster Assistance Response Team is leaving Nepal after a month of work in the earthquake-shattered country.