OTTAWA — Looking to shake off its slump, the Canadian economy grew for a second consecutive month in July, helped by a continuing rebound in the oilsands following slowdowns related to maintenance and forest fires.
SAINT-JEROME, Que. — The trial of a former Quebec doctor who is charged with murdering his children has lost a juror.
The panda watch is on, and the mood is tense at the Toronto Zoo as staff wait — and hope — for successful births of two panda cubs some time in mid-October.
CEO Hubert Lacroix says the CBC has healthy ratings, but is crippled by a broken funding model.
Finance Minister Joe Oliver says the government is well within its rights to negotiate a massive Pacific Rim trade agreement in the middle of an election campaign.
Asking the public to "reimagine carbon," a group of oilsands companies is helping to launch a $20-million XPrize competition to find innovative ways to address carbon emissions.