Seven years after Canadian experts called for tighter rules governing unrestricted imports of unapproved and untested antibiotics used in meat production due to worries that their use contributes to antibiotic …

Iraq boasts the world’s fourth-largest proven oil reserves, but much of the country has not even been explored. For WesternZagros, a small, new firm, and for Talisman, its larger, richer …

Six years after the invasion of Iraq, amid continuing violence, the country’s health system, devoid of staff and facilities, is struggling to cope with the needs of the population.

Phoenix is one of China’s largest private television networks, broadcasting to over 40 million Chinese homes, and bringing in more than US$100 million in annual advertising income. Although the network …

Vladimir Putin, Russia’s current prime minister and former president, is a man of few words. They tend to be words that matter, though. So when he visited the massive GAZ …

Is smart regulation a smokescreen for government retreat in the face of massive resource developments in the Canadian Arctic?

To overtake the fierce competition and make its curiously lopsided partnership pay, Magna must now attempt to exit the very gates it gave up so much to enter.

As visitors to Expo 67 pulled into the parking lot, they might have been startled to hear that the gateway to the biggest party in Canadian history was situated on …

When legislators stop short and polluters won’t act, nothing spurs action like litigation. Americans started suing governments and companies that oppose efforts to address global warming quite a while back. …

In the mid-1990s, Canadian troops stationed in Somalia were found guilty of torturing and murdering detainees. Now Canadian soldiers and doctors are under investigation again, this time for human rights …