Following the resignation of former Conservative MP Diane Finley, a byelection will take place in the Ontario riding of Haldimand–Norfolk — if there is no general election in the fall. ...

The case highlights a long legal history of judges balancing the rights of men who claim to be fathers with the best interests of the children they claim as theirs.

Higher crude prices are good news for oil companies and government royalties, but a return to the pre-2014 boom? Experts say it's not in the cards.

The proposed legislation comes after a number of studies from Quebec's French-language watchdog found that the French language is in decline in the province.

As Muslims across Ontario mark the end of another Ramadan under a provincewide lockdown due, front-line workers say observing this past month while working through the pandemic has been nothing short ...

A gay man in Ontario will be in court later this month arguing that Health Canada discriminates against him by overseeing the ban preventing men who recently have had sex with other men from donat...

Baptist Abushaka and David Bowers grew up in separate towns, but shared the same experience.

A Quebec man who served with the Canadian Armed Forces reserves and cadets for three decades has been expelled from one of the military's highest honours after it was discovered he was wearing medals ...

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...

For the past four years, huge flocks of Vaux's swifts have made the Courtenay Museum a pit stop on their annual journey north.

Political "brinksmanship" in Michigan risks allowing Calgary-based Enbridge Inc. to abandon plans for a $500-million tunnel that would protect an ecologically sensitive Great Lakes waterway from the c...

The first all-Black line in the NHL brings back memories for Nova Scotian Percy Paris. He was in the same spot about 50 years ago, as part of the first all-Black line in Canadian university hockey. ...

The leaders of regulatory colleges overseeing more than 90,000 health-care workers in B.C. have issued a joint apology to Indigenous people who have experienced racism, discrimination and abuse in t...

Indigenous leaders are calling for an investigation into the conduct of Mounties on Vancouver Island after two members of a small First Nation were shot by police in the last three months. ...

A national coalition of groups that support drug decriminalization say the current plan being put forward by Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart will set a terrible precedent.

More and more professionals in Quebec, from health-care workers to miners, are receiving training in Indigenous history and culture in Quebec. This week, a coroner's inquiry into the death of an Atika...

An Indigenous nurse says she is relieved there will be a human rights tribunal hearing into her allegations that Alberta Health Services did not act on racist abuse from her co-workers, and placed her...

The Ontario Medical Association, the organization representing the province's doctors, says that some of the claims nurses have made about the pay physicians receive when working as so-called nurse ex...

Questions remained Wednesday about the future of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine in Canada as Manitoba and B.C. limited use of the shot and Ontario said it was deciding how it would use an incoming shi...

Vaccine hesitancy during the high-stakes months of COVID-19 can put tremendous pressure on the connections that matter to us most, but an expert says we can approach these conversations constructivel...