Environmental racism is an issue that has long impacted BIPOC communities across Canada, as hazardous sites are disproportionately located in those communities and can be linked to poor health outcome...

AstraZeneca has been in the headlines recently over concerns that some people were developing blood clots after receiving the vaccine. Here are some answers to questions you may have.

A little under three-quarters of Ontarians aged 80 and older have either been vaccinated against COVID-19 or have signed up for a shot, a proportion that has some health experts worried and looking ...

First Nations leaders in Manitoba are racing to vaccinate 100,000 people in 100 days to avoid complications with melting ice roads in the spring, and fire season in the summer.

Canadian WNBA player and TSN commentator Kia Nurse hopes the NBA's first all-women's broadcast — scheduled for the Toronto Raptors game against the Denver Nuggets Wednesday on TSN — can inspire yo...

Alberta will not be further easing its COVID-19 restrictions at this time due to rising hospitalizations, Health Minister Tyler Shandro said on Monday.

A former top official in the Conservative government has testified that it looked into two rumours of alleged inappropriate conduct involving Gen. Jonathan Vance prior to appointing him. Ray Novak spo...

The family of Colten Boushie, a young Indigenous man from Saskatchewan whose shooting death was investigated by the RCMP in 2016, spoke out Monday following the release of an independent report thatÂ...

The Canada Revenue Agency has been reporting hundreds of thousands of Canadian bank accounts to the Internal Revenue Service, despite the fact that they fall below the mandatory reporting level provi...

An Ontario couple is one of many across the country fighting for refunds for weddings that COVID-19 scuttled, while the venues argue they need to hold onto those deposits to survive. A legal expert sa...

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. is looking to shed nearly four per cent of its North American network starting with a deal to sell 49 stores in Oklahoma to Casey's General Stores Inc. for $39 million US...

A waste disposal company in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley has pleaded guilty to two Occupational Health and Safety Act charges. Ryan Durling died after being struck by a compactor blade inside a garb...

The trial of the bus driver involved in the fatal Westboro bus crash in Ottawa is scheduled to start today.

An internal struggle that's been building for years in the chiropractic profession has broken out into legal battle as a group of B.C. chiropractors head to court, accusing their professional regulato...

A Nova Scotia woman has been experiencing visual hallucinations following the loss of her sight.

Jim Clendenning and Omer "Jerry" Foisy met in March 1971, through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County. Their match evolved into a friendship lasting half a century.

Amid global efforts to transition away from fossil fuels, Alberta is not only being challenged to put thousands of oil and gas workers back to work but to carve out a place in a low-emissions future ...

About four billion people experience severe water shortages for at least one month a year, and around 1.6 billion people — almost a quarter of the world's population — have problems accessing a c...

The concerns about the REM’s east-end extension are not just technical matters about an engineering project. They are part of a larger debate about which institutions ought to be shaping the future ...

This past week, British fashion designer Stella McCartney unveiled a black 'leather' bustier top and pants made not from cow hide, but mycelium, which is grown from fungi. Here's a closer look at the ...