Detectives with the Toronto Police Service say they are close to identifying the killer responsible for two cold cases from 1983. They have been mining family tree records, coupled with DNA matches - ...

Some health-care professionals believe vaccine selfies posted to social media are a good way to promote and normalize the COVID-19 vaccine. But others say they may be a source of irritation and anxiet...

A student at the University of British Columbia's Okanagan (UBCO) campus has been criminally charged in relation to a case which, the alleged victim claims, almost never made it to prosecution, afte...

The customer service agents tasked with helping Ontarians book their COVID-19 vaccination appointments by phone received little training and were inadequately prepared for the job, according to two pe...

Public Health is closely monitoring a cluster of more than 40 New Brunswick patients with symptoms similar to those of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a rare and fatal brain disease.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s words appeared to calm markets and reassure Canadian borrowers by insisting a strong economy won’t create permanent inflation or soaring mortgage rates. ...

As COVID-19 vaccination appointments book up five days in advance in some parts of Ontario, many people are surprised to learn that an estimated one-third of long-term care workers — who have be...

The COVID-19 crisis has prompted Canadian cities to set up temporary bike lanes so more people can cycle, instead of being crammed into buses and subways in close contact with others. Cycling advocate...

Conservative party delegates from across the country begin a three-day virtual policy convention today — likely the last before the next federal election. But some of the most contentious social iss...

The federal government is urging the provinces to use its COVID Alert app properly and more widely after a new report said that only five per cent of those who have tested positive for the virus h...

A student at the University of British Columbia's Okanagan (UBCO) campus has been criminally charged in relation to a case which, the alleged victim claims, almost never made it to prosecution, afte...

Deliveries of vaccine doses to Canada have been ramping up in size and frequency. But due to the vaccination campaign's slow start — and the recent emergence of highly contagious virus variants — ...

Premier Andrew Furey will be part of a discussion Wednesday night along with premiers Blaine Higgs, Iain Rankin and Dennis King to talk about restarting the Atlantic bubble, which allows people to tr...

B.C. officials are setting more traps along the B.C. - Washington state border and asking citizens to help in the effort to eradicate the the insect also known as the "murder hornet."

Samantha Barnes, a single mother with young twins, said her stay in a cold and drafty apartment in Lethbridge, Alta., was "horrible," as she and her children shivered through the winter months withou...

A lawyer for Meng Wanzhou accused Canadian authorities Wednesday of having a “flagrant disregard” for the Constitution, the courts and the truth in their eagerness to assist American law enforceme...

The mother of a 13-year-old girl who died by suicide earlier this month in Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation believes her daughter could still be alive if she was given adequate help.

A Saskatchewan condo corporation has purchased thousands of dollars worth of bitcoin in hopes of eventually eliminating fees for residents.

The worldwide scramble to gain control over the coronavirus and to extend vaccine rollout continued Wednesday, as nations wrestled with how to proceed with use of the AstraZeneca-Oxford shot. ...

A Saskatchewan condo corporation has purchased thousands of dollars worth of bitcoin in hopes of eventually eliminating fees for residents.