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OTTAWA — The fraud case against Patrick Brazeau will likely be a complicated one, centred on where he lived, says a lawyer representing the suspended senator.

REGINA — The premiers of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan have agreed to make it easier for people moving between the provinces to license their cars or continue apprenticeships.

OTTAWA — After almost a decade of difficult, on-and-off again talks, Canada and South Korea have agreed to a comprehensive free trade agreement, the first for Canada with an Asian-91Ô­´´ nation. Here are some key facts about the deal.

LAKE AGNES, Alta. — Parks Canada says two snowshoers have died after being buried in an avalanche near Lake Louise. Another three were uninjured.

OTTAWA — Speculation is rife that Canada and South Korea have finally concluded talks on a free trade agreement that will be signed within days.

OTTAWA — Bank of Canada is keeping its low-interest rate policy in place for a while longer, signalling Wednesday that it remains to be convinced the global economy is out of danger — adding Ukraine to its list of worries.

OTTAWA — The Ukrainian flag is flying on Parliament Hill as demonstrators gather nearby at Russia's embassy to protest the military intervention in Ukraine.

OTTAWA — Some high-profile cases involving unpaid internships in Canada over the last few years: Andy Ferguson: The 22-year-old Alberta practicum student was killed in a head-on collision in 2011 while driving home after working long hours during an

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia is doomed to endure an extended period of decline unless population and economic trends are reversed and suspicious attitudes about business are changed, a report released Wednesday says.

OTTAWA — Finance Minister Jim Flaherty opened a rift within the Conservative cabinet Wednesday by casting doubt on the wisdom of using next year's expected budget surplus to expand income-splitting ahead of the next election.