In a speech in Vancouver, the head of Canada's central bank says adjusting interest rates is a "very blunt tool" that has widespread effects.
A number of police forces across Ontario are investigating incidents which dampened the fun for certain trick or treaters on Halloween.
OTTAWA — The parliamentary budget watchdog says that tax revenues arising from marijuana sales will be modest when legalization first takes hold — hundreds of millions of dollars, rather than billions.
Doug Elliott, a Toronto-based lawyer, says the gay and lesbian former civil servants and military members have been waiting too long for a negotiated settlement and that it is time to move on from "kind words" to action.
Here are some numbers from the report released Monday, and the government's economic advisory council:
Vandals have damaged a cenotaph renovation project in Kimberley, B.C., that was due to be completed by Remembrance Day.