Several of Quebec's regions saw a spike in cases earlier this month, putting strain on the health-care system and leading to tighter restrictions, but the province’s largest city has so far escaped ...

With the end of the school year in sight, many families are worrying about what they'll be able to offer their kids this summer as the pandemic continues to limit their options. Meanwhile, program org...

Despite being urged to begin reducing stimulus, Jerome Powell says the Fed will go full speed ahead on bond-buying and still has no thought of cutting stimulus until jobs see a full recovery. ...

From tracts of tundra being claimed by birch to swarms of biting blackflies, climate change is creating human and ecological disruption in northern Labrador — and not just in the winter. ...

When the federal government stepped in with an inadequate sick leave plan last year, did it make the problem worse — by giving the provinces an excuse to do nothing?

In what might turn out to be Operation Honour's epitaph, the Department of National Defence (DND) has tabled new figures in Parliament that show there were 581 reports of sexual assault in the Canadi...

Thanks to the pandemic, Canadians can't visit in person the nation's Books of Remembrance, where the names of those who died serving this country are recorded. But those who lost their lives during th...

Scientists are mourning the loss of leading Canadian polar bear scientist Markus Dyck, who was one of three people on board a helicopter that crashed near Resolute Bay, Nunavut, on Sunday. ...

Alberta is altering the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility rules for residents of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and Banff — and will redirect a large shipment of COVID-19 vaccine to both ar...

We asked 15 people to share their stories about life on the Prairies as Black folks. Their answers challenged the idea of a singular Black Prairie experience.

Also: Can I mix vaccine brands yet? And does taking Aspirin reduce the risk of getting a blood clot? More answers to your pandemic questions.

Ontario’s auditor general says in a new report that the long-term care sector and the ministry that oversees it were ill-prepared for COVID-19.

A Black man who says he's repeatedly experienced racism while depositing cheques at a TD Canada Trust branch in Ottawa is dismissing the bank's apology to him as hollow.

Canadian sport officials are calling for the country's athletes headed to the Tokyo Olympics to get priority access in the vaccination program and receive two doses prior to leaving for Japan.  ...

With the conclusion of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and a new wave of superheroes on the way, diversity in the widely popular Marvel universe is increasing. But not all fans are embracing its new...

Yellowknife speed skater Wren Acorn, 18, dreams of going to the Olympics. The pandemic isn’t getting in her way of training to reach that goal.

Canadian retail sales climbed in February, boosted by sales at new car dealerships, gas stations and clothing stores, but economists cautioned the pandemic's third wave will again dent sales. ...

Canada's domestic vaccine manufacturing capability has been hollowed out, leaving the country entirely dependent on foreign sources for COVID-19 vaccines. What happened?

With an overheating Ontario housing market, "bad things are happening," says one agent. But those bad things are hard to prove.

After months of pressure, Ontario announced Wednesday that the province will provide a provincial paid sick leave program.