OTTAWA--Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he is encouraged by talks with the oil-rich province of Alberta about new energy projects such as a crude-carrying pipeline.
With Canada facing not one but two possible sovereignty referendums in the coming years, the head of the country’s spy agency ...
Dr. Natasha Crowcroft , vice-president of infectious diseases and vaccination programs at the Public Health Agency of Canada, ...
The World Health Organization considers measles eliminated until it has spread unchecked for a year. Canada is set to be the ...
A protester holds an Alberta flag and an inverted Canadian flag at a Rally for Alberta Independence outside the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton on May 3, 2025, following Liberal leader and Prime ...
Investors see less risk in Alberta's bonds, brushing aside a recent credit rating downgrade, as surging energy prices boost ...
The disease was once considered eliminated in Canada, but not any more — there have been more than 5,000 cases in the last 12 ...
Radiant Ridge Energy (RRE) has partnered with Nordcon Canada to deploy a 3MW natural gas-powered modular hydrocooled data ...
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Province seeks pipeline progress after Carney leaves Alberta out of latest projects
The Alberta government says it expects to know soon if its negotiations with Ottawa towards an overhaul of environmental laws ...
Canada's Alberta province ended the 2020-21 fiscal year with a deficit of C$17 billion ($13.7 billion), nearly C$10 billion ...
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