(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s highways, shopping centers, schools and equipment are aging without being replaced as investment in infrastructure slows.

Supported by rising crude prices, Canada’s main stock index rose on Thursday, reaching yet another intraday record high.

CNW/ - Working together to reduce risks from the changing climate will help keep Canadians safer and healthier. Acting now will help improve long-term resilience and reduce costs associated with the ...

As part of Budget 2024, the government unveiled a package of measures worth over $4.6 billion to strengthen Canadian research and innovation. With these investments, researchers and institutions are ...

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It was another divided day for Canada’s main stock index, as the TSX moved modestly higher as tech and energy sector gains ...

Gone was “angry John,” the guy who couldn’t hide his frustration. In his place, “Premier Dad,” the happy warrior. Horgan is ...

John Horgan was that rare politician who got more popular in office. He became B.C. premier in 2017 with a minority ...

Fan Club and Club 1909 members can claim spots to watch the Habs take on the Bruins on the team’s new scoreboard on Dec. 1 ...

Minister of Tourism Zack Bell faced lots of questions Wednesday as he tabled the province's contract with the National Hockey ...

About two months after Wenatchee Valley Internet service provider LocalTel Communications was sold to Ziply Fiber, Ziply Fiber itself is being sold to a Canadian telecom company.

The acquisition will make Bell Canada the third-largest fiber internet services provider in North America. The Kirkland-based ...