Canadian small business owners say they are paying higher fees to process credit card transactions online. They say the federal government needs to step in and take urgent action to help them make it ...

RCMP say the woman left her neighbour's house in Dawson, B.C., where she had been drinking alcohol at around 1 a.m. PT Sunday.

Reduced access to homeless shelters during the pandemic has made an already vulnerable population more so, but advocates say a federal housing program that finds homes and support for people living on...

If there was ever any doubt, the pandemic makes it clear that no one in society is truly protected until everyone is protected, writes Food Banks Canada director of research Richard Matern. ...

As the pandemic grinds on, Russia, India and China are competing to gain influence and political clout abroad through the vehicle of vaccine diplomacy.

The Supreme Court of Canada will decide Thursday if it will hear Sen. Mike Duffy's appeal to launch a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the Senate.

A Catholic order shuffled known abusers from a notorious Newfoundland orphanage to two schools in the Vancouver area where more boys were victimized, a lawsuit alleges.

A polar vortex continues to bring bitter cold to the Prairies, resulting in the cancellation of schools and buses in all major Prairie cities.

Civil liberties advocates are urging the Canadian government to find a more transparent way of tackling white supremacy and neo-fascism after 13 groups — including the Proud Boys — were designate...

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on many Canadians, but for Chinese-Canadians the impacts have been magnified by racism aimed at individuals and businesses, community leaders say. ...

An Ontario woman was secretly followed and videotaped by the organization that should have been helping her recover from a workplace injury. Instead, Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board tri...

Community members across Nunavut came out in peaceful protests today, to show solidarity with a group of hunters who continue to blockade the Mary River iron ore mine on North Baffin Island. ...

People in Alberta, Quebec and Nova Scotia are seeing some COVID-19 restrictions lifted Monday, while students in more than a dozen public health regions in Ontario who had been learning remotely ventu...

The Quebec government does not have to make online learning available to every student in the province, the Quebec Superior Court ruled Monday.

In the wake of mounting opposition to its sudden decision to cancel a 44-year-old policy that protected parts of the Rockies from coal development, the Alberta government now says it will reinstate th...

Newfoundland and Labrador reported 11 new cases on Monday, including several related to a cluster at Mount Pearl Senior High School, and officials introduced new restrictions in an effort to curb comm...

Most Maritimers woke up to a deep blanket of snow Monday morning.

Helmut Oberlander, 96, a former Nazi interpreter, had his admissibility hearing before the immigration division of the Immigration and Refugee Board cancelled on Monday after the Federal Court of Cana...

Three people accused of giving ammunition to the man responsible for killing 22 people in Nova Scotia have now been added as defendants to the proposed class-action lawsuit launched by families of the...

Since the bus crash that killed 16 people and injured a dozen others, Straschnitzki's focus has been on making the national sledge hockey team and winning a gold medal for Canada at the Paralympic Gam...