The father in the case says his efforts to get his daughter vaccinated against the wishes of his parents and ex-wife felt like the "summer from hell." The mother is appealing the decision, according t...

A massive $1.1 billion lawsuit against the Royal Canadian Mounted Police alleging "systemic negligence" in cases of bullying and intimidation in the ranks has cleared another hurdle.

Canadian borrowers must pay attention as U.S. Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell announces plan to end pandemic stimulus, making borrowing money more expensive, including here in Canada. ...

With public health measures easing in many places and more people travelling, a variety of non-COVID respiratory viruses are rearing their heads again this fall, experts say.

Alberta's health-care system is buckling under an influx of sick COVID-19 patients as hospitals across the province are nearing the 90-per-cent threshold of their surge capacity.

Inuit in Nunavut are suing the federal government over a decision to hand over a sizeable portion of fishing quotas off its coast to a coalition of Mi'kmaw fishers in Atlantic Canada.

The parliamentary makeup in Ottawa doesn't look much different, but policy experts are optimistic change is on the horizon when it comes to housing affordability in the province.

Police in Sherbrooke, Que., are looking for a man they say assaulted a nurse at a pharmacy after he accused her of administering a COVID-19 vaccine dose to his wife without his consent. ...

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney faced down a caucus revolt on Wednesday, as factions within his United Conservative Party coalesced in opposition to his leadership — but a reckoning has been put off ...

Vote counting continues today in seven ridings across the country with narrow margins between the leading candidates — in some cases as narrow as 100 votes or less.

Former Liberal candidate Kevin Vuong — who won his Toronto riding after a close-fought race — says he plans to sit as an Independent even though the Liberals cut ties with him just days before...

In an emotional and at times tearful testimony, Samantha Chowieri wondered aloud if she could have done more. And she painted a picture of confusion after the local health authority took over the Herr...

Vancouver resident Wesley Harmer worries that the "mandatory" sign-up to a new utility company owned by his landlord means his utility costs will no longer be protected by provincial rent controls. ...

The Ottawa bus driver in a 2019 fatal crash at the Westboro transit station has been acquitted of all 38 criminal charges.

The Center for Whale Research in Washington says a 47-year-old female identified as L47 has not been seen for nearly seven months and is likely dead.

A COVID-19 vaccine passport system kicks in Wednesday across Ontario, requiring people to show proof of vaccination for entry into many non-essential venues.

Only seven of the Conservative candidates leading or elected in 119 ridings across the country are Black, Indigenous or a person of colour (BIPOC) — a share of the total that's even lower now that...

Warblers, hummingbirds, hawks and other migratory birds across Canada and the U.S. hung out in cities during the pandemic lockdowns in the spring of 2020, treating urban-dwelling humans to far mor...

Liberal Jenica Atwin has defeated Conservative Andrea Johnson in a tight Fredericton election race.

Swapping Alberta’s health minister out for a new face is unlikely to change the provincial government’s approach to managing the COVID-19 pandemic, observers say.