Teresa Wright

Loblaw is reversing a controversial decision to end 50 per cent discounts on expiring food after calls for an investigation into anti-competitive business practices by the company.

A push to get more Atlantic Canadian households less reliant on home heating oil by switching to electric heat pumps has been showing early signs of success, according to officials in three of the four Atlantic provinces.

Charlottetown police say there has been a “significant development” in the case of Byron Carr, a 36-year old man who was strangled to death in his downtown apartment in the

Charlottetown police announce arrest in the case of Byron Carr, a 36-year old man who was strangled to death in his downtown apartment on Nov. 11, 1988.

Charlottetown police announce arrest in the case of Byron Carr, a 36-year old man who was strangled to death in his downtown apartment on Nov. 11, 1988.

Practitioners had raised alarm an impending end to contract funding for federal safer supply programs, which they say could cost lives.

Pharmacare bill commits to universal, single-payer coverage of just two drug classes in “first phase” of pharmacare plan, but Holland says Ottawa mulling other models.

Now that Canada has the second highest drug prices in the world, pharmacare proponents say the Liberals have one last chance to show whether they will keep their promises to lower medication costs for Canadians

Calling out CPC attacks, pushing back against angry premiers, pre-announcing the budget – all moves that signal a shift in messaging and a Liberal party finally ready to fight back, Liberal strategists say

By not categorically rejecting any support from the far-right group or Jones, who he called a “garbage conspiracy theorist,” Poilievre is telling Canadians about the kinds of choices he’s making as a leader, Trudeau said.