OTTAWA - Proposed new rules for supervised drug injection sites will require advocates to take community opinions into account and gain the support of provincial and municipal authorities before they are allowed to set up clinics.
OTTAWA - Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is dismissing any suggestion that the central bank's independence will be undermined by new government rules for Crown agencies.
HALIFAX - The Canadian Hurricane Centre says the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season could bring wet weather to eastern Canada this weekend, but exactly where the fast-moving system will hit remains to be seen.
ELLIOT LAKE, Ont. - Two engineers who declared the mall in Elliot Lake, Ont., to be structurally sound two months before it collapsed are slated to testify at the inquiry into the tragedy over the next few days.
In a case expected to return the spotlight on the use of electric stun guns by authorities, Ontario's top pathologist is set to testify today at the inquest of a mentally ill man who died after police shot him with a Taser.
TORONTO - Two private-equity firms have acquired Public Mobile - one of the small wireless networks that emerged after the 2008 spectrum auction - and say they're ready to play a role in efforts to create a rival to the Big Three carriers.
It would take more than four consecutive days to view every item in what just might be the world's largest wine-label collection.
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau ventured outdoors Wednesday to announce a four-point plan to expose the expenses of MPs and senators to the bright light of day.
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Has your opinion of Justin Trudeau gone down since we've learned that he was paid to speak at charitable functions?
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