OTTAWA — "I have seen the stature of our country grow, in the eyes of the world ... Today, Canada stands tall in the world." — Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird in his resignation speech in the House of Commons, Feb. 3.
OTTAWA — Agriculture Canada says 2014 was a bumper year for the country's farmers, with aggregate net cash income projected to total a record $14 billion.
OTTAWA — Sections of the federal government's anti-terrorism and money laundering financing law are unconstitutional because they violate solicitor-client privilege, the Supreme Court of Canada declared Friday.
MONTREAL — Saudi Arabia postponed a planned flogging of blogger Raif Badawi for a fifth consecutive week, Amnesty International said Friday.
HALIFAX — Here are some questions and answers about meningococcal meningitis:
HALIFAX — Health officials in Nova Scotia said Friday that Acadia University is dealing with an outbreak of meningitis after confirming that a second student contracted the same strain of the disease linked to the death of another young woman at the school.