The future use of the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine in Canada is now in question due to concerns over the increased risk of rare but severe blood clots connected to the shot, an unpredictable fu...

Ontario’s ICU nurses lost their pandemic pay in August 2020. But in some cases, they’re training doctors earning as much as $450 an hour to work alongside them.

Problems with two major oil and gasoline pipelines in the U.S. underscore how fragile the North American energy infrastructure grid is and how vulnerable Canadians are to supply disruption. ...

Vaccine hesitancy is decreasing across Canada, according to two new studies and those who work on the issue. Health experts have said the focus must turn to addressing hesitancy and those who have fal...

COVID-19 tests that can be purchased at a pharmacy and taken at home have been part of the pandemic policy push in several countries. Health Canada, which previously expressed concerns about the tests...

“We have created community for so long along racialized lines that we don't know how to do anything else,” says Calgary-based pastor and author Rohadi Nagassar.

Some rodeo organizers worry the recent, unsanctioned event near Bowden, Alta. — marked by anti-maskers, anti-vaxxers and COVID deniers — made their sport look bad, and that it reinforced long-h...

Significant travel restrictions remain in place in jurisdictions across the country, but the steady increase in vaccinations may mean Canadians could be able to carry out their domestic vacation pl...

Some Canadian Armed Forces veterans and first responders who are sexual assault survivors said they were outraged to learn their peer mentor at a women’s trauma retreat was himself a registered sex ...

Alberta is about to hit the two-million dose milestone in its efforts to vaccinate the province’s population against COVID-19, Premier Jason Kenney said Tuesday.

On Mother's Day, a woman who lives just outside of Breton Alta. was shocked to see a nearby residence flying Confederate and Hitler Youth flags. She reported the flags to a number of authorities. ...

Hundreds of people have fled their homes in Jean Marie River and Fort Simpson, N.W.T., as flood waters rose in recent days. Now, they're waiting to see when the water will go down so they can return. ...

A couple out for a walk in a remote area of B.C.'s South Okanagan region this week discovered the bodies of two people that investigators now believe were the victims of a "targeted incident." ...

As the Public Health Agency of Canada refuses to release uncensored internal documents, a Conservative MP says he wants to know how far Canada's collaboration with China on Level-4 pathogens went �...

The federal government said Tuesday it will spend $12 billion on transit projects in Toronto and Hamilton. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the money will go toward four Toronto transit projects ...

A House of Commons committee heard a deeply personal story today of how the military's sexist double-standard on fraternization cut short the career of an accomplished woman — while a high-ranki...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged provinces Tuesday to maintain strict public health measures until COVID-19 case counts are much lower than they are now — so that Canadians can enjoy a "one-dose ...

The controversial statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in downtown Charlottetown will remain, but with some modifications.

Alberta Health says the province has stopped administering the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine in favour of other brands because supply of the vaccine is expected to become scarce.  ...

Three decades after researchers recovered mastodon remains from a Nova Scotia gypsum quarry, the find is generating new insights into the species' habitat in the days before one of the elephant-like a...