As the threat of tariffs hangs over the economy, industry players say expanding Canada’s energy sector and diversifying its customer base could provide greater economic security.

U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to impose across-the-board tariffs on Canada — not to mention his musings about making the country the 51st American state — have unleashed an uncharacteristic ...

Recent Electricity Grid Alerts in Alberta Gain National Attention, Highlighting Wider North American Vulnerability to Severe ...

See how amounts are adjusted for inflation. 2025 provincial and territorial income tax rates Provincial and territorial tax rates vary across Canada; however, your provincial or territorial income tax ...

Governments at all levels are now facing pressure to ensure they keep up the momentum and not squander an opportunity to ...

LETHBRIDGE HERALD - abeeber@lethbridgeherald.com They weren’t among the top seeds but in 1975 at the Canada Winter Games, the ...

Facing the risk of U.S. tariffs, some are calling for the revival of the cross-country Energy East pipeline, but the company ...

With the threat of U.S. tariffs still looming, the Quebec government has opened the door to reconsidering a controversial ...

Federal Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says Ottawa and the provinces should discuss the possibility of an oil pipeline to Eastern Canada to improve energy security and diversify trade.

Wilkinson said it's a plus that the federal government got the Crown-owned Trans Mountain pipeline expansion built because ...

Consumers are best served by companies like Bell, Rogers, Telus, Cogeco, and Videotron building new networks and expanding into previously unserved and underserved areas, including in northern and ...

Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said Thursday the country should weigh building a new west-east oil pipeline ...