Ottawa balking over new offshore royalty regime for Nfld., says minister
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ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) - Ottawa and Newfoundland have agreed to disagree over offshore oil royalties.
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QUEBEC (CP) - The Quebec government launched a legal challenge on Thursday of the constitutionality of the federal government's legislation governing cloning and other reproductive technologies.
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Canadian officials played down on Wednesday the amount of pressure China will be under to loosen its grip on the yuan when it meets Group of Seven finance ministers late this week.
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Kuwaiti FM says his country is producing oil at maximum capacity to try to stabilise oil prices. NEW DELHI - Kuwait&#39;s foreign minister said Wednesday his government was pumping crude to maximum capacity to
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The Canadian Medical Association wants the federal government to stop Ontario from imposing a new deal. TORONTO -- The Canadian Medical Association is urging the federal government to stop Ontario from imposing
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Newspapers will and should be subject to some form of new external regulation, outgoing PM says.
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The planned purchase of Canadian mining giant Noranda by a state-owned Chinese corporation is facing growing opposition in Canada with even lawmakers of the governing Liberal Party calling on the government to block the takeover.
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By CHRIS MORRIS  MONCTON, N.B. (CP) - Federal Fisheries Minister Loyola Hearn says the government's proposed new Fisheries Act could be dead in the water.
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ST. JOHN&#39;S - Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams said Wednesday that he and Prime Minister Paul Martin have agreed to more talks aimed at solving an impasse over offshore revenues.
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OTTAWA - One day after Ottawa revealed an embarrassment of riches with a surprise surplus of $9.1 billion, new figures show the federal government is on track for yet another bonanza.
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The federal government&#39;s sale of its remaining 19% stake in Petro-Canada is imminent, ending Ottawa&#39;s 29-year presence in the oilpatch, say sources in the investment community and the oil producer.
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The British government is facing the threat of being sued by Canada over a submarine crippled by fire in the North Atlantic. Visiting Canadian Defense Minister Bill Graham said
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OTTAWA (CP) - Auditor General Sheila Fraser had a chance in 1999 to challenge Via Rail's participation in the federal sponsorship program if she thought the Crown corporation had done anything wrong, a Via lawyer argued Thursday.
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The Canadian government moved forward with plans to sell its C$3.04 billion ($2.36 billion) stake in Petro-Canada, as the oil company filed offering documents with US and Canadian regulators.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The sponsorship inquiry faced an uncertain fate Monday as defenders of its embattled commissioner warned it would be a costly mess if he resigned.
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Canadian Defense Minister Bill Graham raised the possibility Monday that the controversial submarine program could be abandoned in the wake of a submarine tragedy, according to a Canadian Press report.
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CALGARY, Alberta  - Iraq's oil ministry has called  for new bids to develop an oil field in the war-torn country, a  major setback for the Canadian company that appeared to have  won the contract, a top executive with the firm said on Friday.