Railway control centre — two others sit in Toronto and Edmonton — handles the majority of rail traffic
Gerald Cotten, who ran the exchange from his home outside of Halifax, died suddenly in December 2018
The NDP and Liberals found themselves in a war of words during the fall election campaign
Some marching orders come from the Liberal Party’s campaign, while others are new additions
Health officials say 15 people remained in burn units in New Zealand hospitals on Friday
Grunenthal, the German company that originally made the drug, is campaigning for the status quo
The recollection of his worst day in the Battle of the Bulge still haunts Arthur Jacobson
The Quebec Superior Court gave Ottawa just six months — until March 2020 — to amend the law
This is the second phase of passenger-rights rules
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has this message for the country’s children
Vote in the House panel was split along party lines, with 23 Democrats voting in favor, 17 Republicans opposed
Trudeau is giving detailed to-do lists to his cabinet today in ‘mandate letters’ posted online
Conservative Party wins 365 seats in the House of Commons
The first set of passenger rights arrived in mid-July in Canada
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and his predecessor, Brad Wall, both thanked Andrew Scheer
Result would allow PM to take country out of the European Union next month
77 per cent agreed that Canada should prohibit Chinese investment in sensitive industries
