Canadians are seeing a very different type of political protest during this federal election campaign — a type organized largely online, through various social media platforms.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney reappeared after a weeks-long absence on Wednesday with a Facebook live where he answered selected questions from Albertans and teased an upcoming incentive to encourage ...

An official appointed by the Ontario Superior Court has found 81 St. Anne’s residential school compensation cases require “significant review,” as their outcomes could have been impacted by evid...

In a rare display, a Toronto Liberal incumbent broke rank and refused to defend her party for not lifting blood donation restrictions for men who have sex with men.

Residents of Wollaston Township, a small cottage-country township in Ontario, say their local government has been hijacked by seasonal campers who formed a voting bloc to influence the local governme...

If you’re away from home on election day and during advance polls, you can still vote in the federal election — and a mail-in ballot isn’t your only option.

Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says a government led by him would eliminate the federal deficit within a decade without a cut in non-temporary public spending.

An expert on oil and gas wells in southwestern Ontario who presented at a national conference outlines the issues with abandoned wells in the wake of an explosion in Wheatley, Ont., that sent seven pe...

With the first half of the federal election campaign over, here's a look back at the party leaders as they stumped across Canada.

A man is expected to face an assault charge in connection with a case of road rage in the Moncton area on Sunday, RCMP say.

Housing advocates are questioning how Ontario's proof of COVID-19 vaccination system is going to work for people who don't have access to a printer, let alone a smartphone.

The Liberal Party released its election platform today — an ambitious document that offers billions in new spending to address both long-standing policy problems and new ones that have emerged durin...

Allergists say they are seeing a flood of new patients with concerns about potential allergic reactions to ingredients in COVID-19 vaccines but insist virtually everyone can still get a shot safely. ...

Black psychologists say there are not enough racially diverse professionals in the field to meet the mental health needs of people of colour in Canada.

The provincial government says it will cull at least some of the coyotes in the park as soon as possible.

Meadow Lake schoolteacher Delane Graham shot and killed his estranged wife, Charlene Graham, before turning the gun on himself Monday afternoon, according to Charlene's family. A sister tried to save ...

In Alberta, COVID-19 hospitalizations are up, case counts are up, and anxiety, too. Schools are reopening, some workplaces are returning, vaccinations are lagging. "Best Summer Ever" hats, meanwhile, ...

Manitoba's controversial education reform bill and four other pieces of legislation delayed by the opposition NDP will not move forward to a vote, Kelvin Goertzen, the new premier for the next two ...

Starting today, proof of vaccination will be as much of a daily necessity in Quebec when leaving the house as a wallet or house keys.

Canada's western provinces are largely driving the country's fourth wave of COVID-19 cases, and physicians are now raising the alarm — saying lax and late public health measures helped spark a rise ...