Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

The executive director of 15 years will hand the reins over to Janet MacDonnell, who will serve as interim executive director

The conservatives have suggested the bill 'goes far beyond' the court ruling that ordered the new legislation

The new law, if passed, would introduce a two-track approach to eligibility for assisted dying, based on whether a person's natural death is reasonably foreseeable

Premier Jason Kenney has said that even with looming changes to physician pay, Alberta's doctors will still be the best compensated in Canada

Teck Frontier was to be the largest open pit tarsands mine in Canadian history, projected to produce four to six megatonnes of greenhouse gases annually until 2066

Both sides have tried and failed to agree on new terms in negotiations since November

The federal government is asking for more time to amend the assisted-dying law, acknowledging that it can't meet a court-imposed deadline to drop a provision that allows only those who are already near death to qualify for medical help to end their lives.