Canadians marked a return to in-person Remembrance Day ceremonies, including at the National War Memorial in Ottawa, a year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced limited gatherings.

Commemoration ceremonies for veterans have been held across Canada to mark Remembrance Day and Indigenous Veterans Day as pandemic restrictions ease.

When Bruce Moncur thinks about the actions of Pte. Jess Larochelle on Oct. 14, 2006, in the Panjwaii district of Afghanistan, he describes them as "superhuman."

A 65-year-old woman who suffered severe injuries in Toronto's deadly van attack on April 23, 2018, has died after spending more than three years in hospital, police say.

Poppies have been a symbol of remembrance for 100 years. Legion branches across Canada will distribute 20 million poppies this year, with all donations going directly to support veterans and their fam...

There's a glimmer of hope for Canadians lobbying U.S. politicians to drop an idea they fear could devastate Canada's auto industry, and it comes from West Virginia. Both of the state's senators, a Dem...

The Canadian Federation of Agriculture is seeking financial support for its Hay West initiative, which aims to ship donated hay from Maritime farmers to drought-affected Prairie provinces. ...

A winter storm has swept through northwest Ontario, closing one of the region's main highways and knocking out power to homes in the area.

Music students in Victoria are honouring Canadian veterans this Remembrance Day by composing music inspired by their stories. Their teacher hopes it allows the students to connect with veterans in a m...

Poet, author and teacher Lee Maracle has died in Surrey, B.C., at the age of 71. The award-winning writer and esteemed mentor garnered worldwide attention for her powerful writing and life-long effort...

If you ask Reuben Sinclair what the key is to a long and rewarding life, the 110-year old won't shy away from sharing some words of wisdom.

Ski season in the Canadian Rockies has just kicked off, but some seasonal workers say a housing shortage means they're struggling to put a roof over their heads. 

While Ontario’s electric vehicle sales are lagging behind other Canadian provinces, Premier Doug Ford is dismissing the idea of bringing back a rebate to get more people to buy them.

Several Japanese Canadians who were forced out of their homes into internment camps by the Canadian government in the Second World War are now living in Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care in northeast...

Doug Ford says Ontario's pit bull ban isn't going to change right now as he expresses sympathy for a boy bitten by a dog that had drawn the attention of the premier.

Yukon Premier Sandy Silver and the Yukon’s acting chief medical officer of health, Dr. Catherine Elliott, gave an update on the territory's COVID-19 situation Wednesday morning.

A defamation lawsuit launched by People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier against an outspoken political commentator and strategist has been dismissed by an Ontario court.

On Nov. 12, 1971, Cree teenager Helen Betty Osborne was the victim of a now notorious hate crime that ultimately exposed what Indigenous communities had known all along — racism in Manitoba was al...

A Moncton woman says she feels she's not in control of her own reproductive decisions, after losing access to her addiction treatment because she and her doctor don't agree on the birth control method...

Ontario set a single-year record in 2021 for the area of land burned during the summer wildfire season, with over 793,000 hectares scorched mostly in the northwest — a span larger than the Greater...