The province stands alone in its incurable sense of grievance with the rest of the federation, David Olive writes.

Paul Vieira covers Canada for The Wall Street Journal, and is based in Ottawa.

Almost all ministers asked by The Globe and Mail about the reversals of the two policies did not directly respond ...

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service announced at the onset of the spring campaign that India and China will most ...

Conservatives worked hard to establish what they thought the election would be about: affordability. Then Donald Trump ...

Ontario's transportation minister is asking the City of Toronto to consider a sole-source contract with Alstom that would see ...

If Mark Carney is to lead his Liberal Party to its fourth straight term in government, seats in Toronto and the Greater ...

Dow Chemical has paused work on its $11.6-billion net-zero petrochemical project northeast of Edmonton due to economic and geopolitical volatility.

New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador sign a memorandum of understanding on trade barriers, and criticize federal rules ...

New Brunswick has signed a memorandum of understanding with Newfoundland and Labrador to reduce interprovincial trade ...

Despite the two parties narrowing by a point in the polls since they released their platforms this past week, looking at the arc of the race overall, it appears that the Conservatives peaked too early ...

Liberal Leader Mark Carney has a reputation for climate and economic expertise but is also a self-styled pragmatist. His platform reveals plenty about how he would govern.