WINNIPEG — The early 2000s were not that long ago, but seem like a different era to Jim Rondeau.
One little-known legacy of the now-expiring softwood lumber agreement: it spawned a massive, Canadian-funded humanitarian effort in the United States that people north of the border have never heard of.
HALIFAX — A New Brunswick man wants Atlantic Canadians to give their backs a break from shovelling this winter with a new on-demand snow removal service.
The proposal is essentially the result of recommendations in a report from retired Supreme Court justice Claire L'Heureux-Dube on how to improve their pay conditions.
Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for parts of mainland Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick.
The survivor accounts and official reports from two deadly British Columbia whale-watching tragedies 17 years apart bear eerie similarities.