The predictions for the most part come from subscribers to the theory of "peak oil," which holds that crude prices will shoot permanently upward as global demand outstrips dwindling supply, ruining the economy. But their predictions are getting a second
But a growing number of Canadians will either grit their teeth and mouth a line or two, or fall silent when others sing the phrases "God keep our land glorious and free!" or, in the French version, "car ton bras
RCMP said the transport truck, carrying 330 crates of bees, was travelling on a ramp on the highway near St. Leonard when the load shifted and the truck overturned shortly after 6 a.m.
Judy Orthner with Saskatchewan's public safety department, said the mayor of Sandy Bay, near the Manitoba boundary, has asked that elderly and sick residents be flown out for health reasons.
WHITBY, ON, June 30 - John Milloy, Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, will make an important funding announcement at Durham College that will create new opportunities for students and help Ontario meet the high demand for skilled trades workers.
McGuinty Government Supporting Diversity And Fighting Intolerance TORONTO, June 30 - NEWS Ontario is leading the way in protecting human rights in Canada by launching a stronger system to prevent discrimination. Starting today, everyone in Ontario has faster access to
TORONTO, June 30 - Jeff Leal, MPP for Peterborough, will make an important rural economic development announcement on behalf of Leona Dombrowsky, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
New Licensing Requirements In Effect July 1, 2008 TORONTO, June 30 - NEWS The Ontario Government has taken an important step to enhance consumer protection in the mortgage brokering industry. The new Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006 comes
The small town of Harbour Grace, in eastern Newfoundland is expecting thousands of fans to turn out Tuesday, to see hometown hero, Detroit Red Wing's star Daniel Cleary, as he makes good on his promise to bring famed hockey trophy,
A new booster seat law comes into effect Tuesday in Newfoundland and Labrador, requiring children under eight and those under 37 kilograms to be secured in the seats in most vehicles.
A neighbourhood group in St. John's that pressured city council into placing a crosswalk where a child was killed by a dump tuck in 2007 wants to make all residential construction sites safer.
Creating a processing facility for Labradorite stone could create a significant economic boom for local Inuit, the Labrador Inuit Development Corporation says.
Hundreds of hockey fans filled St. John's International Airport on Monday afternoon as the Stanley Cup arrived in Newfoundland and Labrador, greeted by Detroit Red Wings star Daniel Cleary.
Newfoundland and Labrador should force Vale Inco to find another way to deal with waste from a proposed nickel processing plant on the province's south coast, the Sierra Club of Canada says.
Former Canadian Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour was to step down as the UN's human rights commissioner on Monday after a four-year tenure that sparked both controversy and praise.
Manitoba's transportation critic says he has been calling on the NDP government for years to pave the shoulders of the Trans-Canada Highway where two cyclists from Quebec and B.C. who were on a cross-country fundraising tour were killed on Sunday.
