A growing number of young, university-educated, business-minded and social-media savvy women are getting their hands dirty, taking calculated risks, marketing their products and work their butts off.

First Nation members working on Shoal Lake 40's link to the outside world excited, emotional about helping to fix a century-old mistake that isolated the community in order to provide Winnipeg with drinking water.

Ottawa used the platform of a G7 ministers meeting to announce it will gradually eliminate most plastic waste from government operations.

Canadians could come out ahead financially with a federally-imposed carbon tax, or so concludes the latest study on the policy as understanding of emission reduction options continue to evolve.

The federal government invests $10 million to support the development/deployment of satellite-based technologies to identify and track ships suspected of involvement in illegal fishing in the world’s oceans.

Passengers aboard a United Airlines flight heading to Zurich from San Francisco on Friday will be propelled in part by a biofuel created by a Quebec company aiming to clean up the skies.

The move would do away with the current calculation that allows landlords to charge their tenants annual inflationary increase plus an additional two per cent top-up.

Aiming to get other countries to sign on through both the G20 and the United Nations.

Teara Fraser, who is Métis from a remote community, says airline will travel to hard-to-reach areas.

SaskPower prepared for employees not wanting to move: briefing note

The company voluntarily released permits for about 50,000 square kilometres off British Columbia's coast to allow for the creation of the Scott Islands marine National Wildlife Area.

New leader is first Indigenous woman to lead a political party in Alberta.