Newfoundland and Labrador's oil and gas industry has been hollowed out by the global pandemic over the past 12 months, but there are signs of a turnaround as the world economy slowly rebounds from a C...

A proposed merger between Rogers and Shaw that would produce Canada's second largest telecom company may actually be an opportunity for the government to create rules to open up competition in the cel...

In a study conducted between 2017 and 2019, a U.S. researcher found that 98 per cent of people think that conversations either go on too long or not long enough.

The case of a Nova Scotian whose counsellor lost her right to practise after the provincial College of Social Workers concluded she crossed professional boundaries sheds light on the vulnerable positi...

The Biden-Harris administration has proposed climate investments that could dwarf Canada's actions, both at home and abroad, unless we continue building national momentum towards change, write Richard...

Language schools across Canada are asking the federal government to make international students exempt from the latest travel restrictions, which have made it harder and more expensive for students wh...

A massive overhaul of Manitoba's education system will concentrate almost all of the province's elected school boards and hand much of the decision-making power to a new authority appointed by the pr...

The news about retired general Rick Hillier comes with Ontario reporting an additional 1,268 COVID-19 cases, and the province's vaccine booking system launching both by phone and online for thos...

Craig and Marc Kielburger accused a parliamentary committee on Monday of engaging in a political trial as its members grilled the brothers over WE Charity's operations, including its cancelled deal t...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine is safe and Canadians should have no concerns about receiving it, after nearly a dozen European countries suspended...

Some people find crows and ravens fascinating, while others find them beyond annoying, but there's no denying June Hunter's obsession with the black birds is catching on.

Karim El Hayani appears to have broken a world record for an event that most of us would avoid at all costs: running a half-marathon barefoot on a frozen lake.

Rogers Communications has signed a deal to buy Shaw Communications in a transaction valued at $26 billion, including debt, which would create Canada's No. 2 cellular operator — but is likely to fa...

The Canadian government said it provided consular services to a four-year-old girl who escaped an Islamic State detention camp in northeastern Syria, but did not facilitate her exit.

Quebecers in the Montreal area should now be able to book vaccine appointments at local pharmacies as the province continues to expand its COVID-19 immunization campaign, while Ontario launched its va...

The number of contagious coronavirus variants has nearly doubled in Manitoba.

Walmart Canada is closing six stores and spending $500 million to upgrade more than half its remaining locations in a bid to improve the "look and feel" of its stores and enhance its online business. ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier François Legault used the announcement Monday of a joint $100-million investment in an electric vehicle manufacturer to showcase their respective visions for...

Last week, Thunder Bay-based cycling enthusiast Keith Ailey had the strangest bike encounter after being chased by a black sheep ram just west of the city.

The Canadian Real Estate Association said its outlook suggests home sales will remain strong this year, resulting in a record number of sales, but then start to cool in 2022.