The Indian Residential School Survivors Society is calling on the federal government and the Roman Catholic Church to take action following the discovery of the remains of 215 children buried on the ...

Manitoba public health officials announced 497 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths from the illness on Friday.

Surgery delays and a steep drop off in ER visits, contributed to a spike in excess deaths during the pandemic beyond COVID-19 deaths. Yet for some common conditions, the drop in ER visits had no impac...

As vaccines continue to roll out across Canada, provinces are making tentative plans for reopening everything from indoor dining to personal services to gyms and casinos. Here's a brief guide. ...

A German research team has put forward a potential solution to prevent the rare, serious blood clots caused by the AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, but other scientists warn it...

When Michael Jeffery of Nelson, B.C., discovered a skunk stumbling on the road last weekend with its head stuck in an empty beer can that was cut in half, he had a little internal debate about whether...

A 17-year-old Fort McMurray student has been offered four scholarships across Canada for his innovative ventures in computer science, including the prestigious Schulich Leader scholarship. ...

CN Rail has been fined $100,000 for spraying harmful pesticide over 150 kilometres of track in northwestern B.C., damaging vegetation near the Skeena River.

Nova Scotia's gradual COVID-19 reopening plan is set to begin on June 2 at 8 a.m. AT, with expanded outdoor gatherings and the reopening of restaurants and certain businesses with limitations, off...

Canadian Olympic wrestler Michelle Fazzari, described as a "fighter" by her coach, is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation in Hamilton after the 33-year-old was diagnosed with cancer last month. ...

The incident, filed with Transport Canada’s Civil Aviation Daily Occurrence Reporting (CADOR) system, took place on May 5. The pilot reported spotting something “well above them” moving right to...

Not only will Quebecers be allowed out after dark for the first time since Jan. 9, they will be able to eat and drink on restaurant patios and welcome friends in their backyards. Here's an overview of...

Annoyed by high bank profits? Stunning returns, with a little taxpayer help, are one more signal the Canadian economy is roaring back. Besides, odds are you're a shareholder.

Preliminary findings from a survey of the grounds at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School have uncovered the remains of 215 children buried at the site, the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Firs...

Amid the struggles of American ranchers, some people are trying to bring back controversial rules on country-of-origin labelling on beef. Canadian producers and trade experts who closely follow the i...

In another time, a federal Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau might be expected to raise concerns about a law that would amend the Constitution unilaterally to recognize Quebecers as a nation a...

B.C. Ministry of Forests confirms tree was cut on North Island in 2020, months before new protections for giant trees came into effect.

A woman who was enrolled in a prestigious scholarship program has filed a lawsuit against the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. The suit alleges that former N.W.T. premier Stephen Kakfwi sexually har...

Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc told senators this afternoon he expects the government to announce the name of Canada's next governor general by the end of June. ...

Dozens of members of Parliament could lose access to the generous MP pension plan if they lose their seats in an early election because they would not have the required six years of service. ...