Toronto Budget Committee member Paul Ainslie says he’s going to have a tough time looking Police Chief Bill Blair in the eye after telling the top cop the city has no more money for him.
P.E.I. may soon become the home of a large solar-panel factory with a proposal from an Ontario firm and an India-based company.
There is no guarantee Nova Scotia taxpayers' stake in a wind turbine plant will result in any potential profits flowing into provincial coffers, Premier Darrell Dexter said Thursday.
Calgary-based fertilizer giant Agrium Inc.
Siemens AG plans to phase out production at a gas-turbine manufacturing plant in Hamilton, Ont.
Vermont's two largest utilities have signed an agreement with Hydro-Québec for the purchase of up to 225 megawatts of electricity between 2012 and 2028.
Calgary-based Galleon Energy Inc. is putting itself up for sale.
New Brunswick's auditor general is warning the province's financial position is not sustainable because of the series of massive deficits racked up in the previous two years.
Winnipeg's Asper family is attempting to regain control of Canwest's newspaper assets, a report said Thursday.
The Alberta government was poised to announce changes to its controversial oil and gas royalty rules Thursday in what was widely expected to be a major backtracking from its decision to boost its take from the industry in October 2007.
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