Soda’s maker, Canada Dry Mott’s Inc., denied the allegations and any liability
The probe followed reports that Facebook let an outside organization use an app to access users’ personal information
Many of the holiday season’s highlights have already been scrapped or are unlikely to take place
The result would be fewer people in long-term custody at federal correctional institutions, experts say
Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet called on Justin Trudeau to issue a strong condemnation of the attacks
Experts and observers say even a U.S. outside the Paris agreement may ultimately end up in the same place
Suncor has been opposed to the Alberta oil quotas since they started in 2019
The decline in business sentiment is broad based as the jump in COVID-19 cases threatens the small business sector
Medicines with 28-day treatment costs exceeding $7,500 made up 43 per cent of private plan oncology drug costs
Scott Kirkland told the B.C. Supreme Court Wednesday that collecting the phone passcodes is routine
The maximum combined total award for basic payments and elevated damages for an individual is $250,000
In their decisions, the judges in Ontario, Quebec and Alberta objected to wording in the settlement
Hearings for the inquiry are set to continue into next week and the inquiry is expected to wrap up next year
Canada ranked 79th out of 201 countries in terms of total cases per million population
NDP immigration critic Jenny Kwan said the experiences of many migrant care workers are ‘heart-breaking’
Scheer received citizenship through his dad, a fact that became broadly known in last fall’s federal election
Study revealed that Black women were the least likely to say they were treated equally by firm and manager
Companies that transport dangerous goods are not required to register with Transport Canada
The political dynamic in the U.S. will always have a strong and vocal anti-immigrant component
A tug arrived after dark to safely nudge the vessel into a berth so travellers could finally disembark
